pi-fluency 0.1.1 → 0.1.3

package/README.md

@@ -66,9 +66,9 @@ Pi Fluency counts only findings you accept. Every analyzer-classified English pr
 accepted mistake rate = accepted occurrences / English words × 1000
 ```
 
-Stats covers trailing 30 local calendar days. It shows accepted rate, review coverage, one-off total, recurring patterns, and trends. Pattern list is sorted by accepted occurrence count. Pattern becomes recurring after at least two accepted occurrences across retained history; one-offs remain in overall accepted totals and rate but stay out of recurring-pattern list and toolbar count.
+Stats covers trailing 30 local calendar days. It shows accepted rate, review coverage, one-off total, recurring patterns, and trends. Pattern list is sorted by accepted occurrence count. Pattern becomes recurring after accepted findings appear in at least two distinct prompts across retained history; one-offs remain in overall accepted totals and rate but stay out of recurring-pattern list and toolbar count.
 
-README toolbar example uses portable emojis instead of Nerd Font glyphs:
+Toolbar summarizes current activity and accepted-mistake trends:
 
 ```text
 📥 12  💡 6  ▆▄▃▂▁▂▂  8.4/k
@@ -81,8 +81,6 @@ README toolbar example uses portable emojis instead of Nerd Font glyphs:
 | `▆▄▃▂▁▂▂` | Seven rolling accepted-mistake rates |
 | `8.4/k` | Latest accepted mistakes per 1,000 English words |
 
-Actual Pi toolbar currently uses Nerd Font icons. Counts and rates remain readable when those glyphs are unavailable.
-
 ## Data and limitations
 
 Pi already sends your prompts to selected main model. When enabled, Pi Fluency additionally sends eligible, filtered prompt prose to analysis model you choose during setup. It excludes assistant messages, tool output, slash commands, injected extension input, and code; it also redacts common credentials before analysis.

package/extensions/pi-fluency/analytics.ts

@@ -186,12 +186,15 @@ export function computeFluencyAnalytics(input: AnalyticsInput): FluencyAnalytics
       && within(occurrence.localDate, start, end)).length;
   };
 
-  const lifetimeAcceptedForGroup = (group: RuleGroup): number => occurrences.filter((occurrence) =>
-    occurrence.decision === "accepted" && group.patternIds.has(occurrence.patternId)).length;
+  const acceptedPromptHashesForGroup = (group: RuleGroup): Set<string> => new Set(
+    occurrences
+      .filter((occurrence) => occurrence.decision === "accepted" && group.patternIds.has(occurrence.patternId))
+      .map((occurrence) => occurrence.promptHash),
+  );
   const recurringGroups = [...groupsByExplanation.values()].filter((group) =>
-    lifetimeAcceptedForGroup(group) >= 2);
+    acceptedPromptHashesForGroup(group).size >= 2);
   const oneOffAccepted = [...groupsByExplanation.values()]
-    .filter((group) => lifetimeAcceptedForGroup(group) === 1)
+    .filter((group) => acceptedPromptHashesForGroup(group).size === 1)
     .reduce((sum, group) => sum + acceptedForGroup(group, today, TREND_DAYS), 0);
 
   const rules = recurringGroups.flatMap((group): RuleAnalytics[] => {

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "pi-fluency",
-  "version": "0.1.1",
+  "version": "0.1.3",
   "description": "English writing analytics for human-authored Pi prompts",
   "author": "Ihar Trafimovich",
   "type": "module",