Bug Report
Description
Tabby autocomplete inserts a full prompt continuation without respecting the user’s existing wording, causing duplicated/grammatically broken text.
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Open Claude in the browser.
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Click inside the prompt input box.
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Start typing a short instruction such as:
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Wait for Tabby autocomplete to suggest a longer continuation.
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Accept the autocomplete suggestion.
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Observe the final prompt in the input box.
Actual result:
Give me provide actionable insights from this webpage pdf or videos
Expected result:
Tabby should either complete the sentence grammatically:
Give me actionable insights from this webpage, PDF, or video.
or replace/rewrite the fragment intelligently:
Provide actionable insights from this webpage, PDF, or video.
Bug behavior:
Tabby appears to append its suggested phrase directly after the already typed words instead of checking whether the suggestion semantically or grammatically fits the existing prefix. This creates a duplicated command structure: “Give me provide…”
Impact:
The autocomplete makes the prompt worse instead of better. It breaks sentence flow and forces the user to manually clean up the generated text, defeating the purpose of autocomplete.
Steps to Reproduce
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Open Claude in the browser.
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Click inside the prompt input box.
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Start typing a short instruction such as:
Give me
### Expected Behavior
Expected result:
Tabby should either complete the sentence grammatically:
```text
Give me actionable insights from this webpage, PDF, or video.
or replace/rewrite the fragment intelligently:
Provide actionable insights from this webpage, PDF, or video.
Environment
- tabby version: 0.0.6-beta 6
- macOS version: tahoe (26.5)
Submitted via tabby feedback form
Bug Report
Description
Tabby autocomplete inserts a full prompt continuation without respecting the user’s existing wording, causing duplicated/grammatically broken text.
Open Claude in the browser.
Click inside the prompt input box.
Start typing a short instruction such as:
Wait for Tabby autocomplete to suggest a longer continuation.
Accept the autocomplete suggestion.
Observe the final prompt in the input box.
Actual result:
Expected result:
Tabby should either complete the sentence grammatically:
or replace/rewrite the fragment intelligently:
Bug behavior:
Tabby appears to append its suggested phrase directly after the already typed words instead of checking whether the suggestion semantically or grammatically fits the existing prefix. This creates a duplicated command structure: “Give me provide…”
Impact:
The autocomplete makes the prompt worse instead of better. It breaks sentence flow and forces the user to manually clean up the generated text, defeating the purpose of autocomplete.
Steps to Reproduce
Open Claude in the browser.
Click inside the prompt input box.
Start typing a short instruction such as:
or replace/rewrite the fragment intelligently:
Environment
Submitted via tabby feedback form