Guard against correctable misspellings in completions - #814
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared spelling assessments for completion seams and generated leading words. Streaming suggestions now wait for word boundaries, suppress correctable misspellings, and retain a per-generation gate state. Process output reads are serialized and drained before termination snapshots. ChangesLeading-word spelling validation
Process output handling
Launch log formatting
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participant SuggestionCoordinator
participant CompletionSeamGuard
participant SuggestionStreamingState
SuggestionCoordinator->>CompletionSeamGuard: evaluate streamed leading word
CompletionSeamGuard-->>SuggestionCoordinator: return wait, allow, or suppress
SuggestionCoordinator->>SuggestionStreamingState: resolve terminal gate state
SuggestionStreamingState-->>SuggestionCoordinator: retain gate state
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In `@Cotabby/Support/Suggestion/Output/CompletionSeamGuard.swift`:
- Around line 208-238: Update the completion scan around wordStart and wordEnd
to detect a numeric character after the word start and return .notApplicable for
the entire token, rather than evaluating the preceding letters as a candidate.
Preserve existing connector and incomplete-word behavior, and add final and
streamed regressions covering a letter-and-digit token such as ecrir2.
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The nested leading-word gate switch pushed applyStreamedPartial to a cyclomatic complexity of 11, failing the strict lint gate. Move the gate into passesStreamedLeadingWordGate, mirroring how handleTypoGate keeps generateFromCurrentFocus within budget. Behavior is unchanged: a pending gate consults the seam guard once, a settled gate answers without another spell lookup. Also fix the CompletionSeamGuard header, which still said "Both rules" after the leading-word rule made three. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cover the cases that were easy to misread while reviewing the guard: the final verdict suppresses a correctable last word with no trailing boundary (only the streamed verdict waits for one), a connector continuing the caret word stays in the mid-word rule, hyphenated tokens are assessed whole, and words under four letters skip the lookup entirely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two main-branch failures surfaced on every open PR once the macos-latest image moved from SwiftLint 0.65.0 to 0.65.1. SwiftLint 0.65.1 fixed `ignores_urls` so that property accesses whose member names are valid top-level domains (`.app`, `.info`) no longer make a line count as a URL. That exposed the 144-character launch log line in AppDelegate, which 0.65.0 had silently skipped. Wrap it. Aria2DownloadService read its stderr buffer inside the termination handler while the readability handler, which runs on its own queue, could still be holding the process's final write. On the slower runner the buffer was empty and the error degraded to "Process terminated with exit code 7", failing test_downloadSurfacesProcessExitAndStderr. Drain both pipes to EOF in the termination handler before building the result; that cannot block because the child's write ends closed with it. The parsing is shared between the handlers and the drain so bytes are treated the same either way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Detaching a readability handler does not wait for a callback that is already running, so one could have pulled the final stderr bytes with availableData and not yet appended them when the termination handler drained the pipe and read the buffer. Run every pipe read, callbacks and drain alike, on one serial queue and snapshot the message on that same queue: an in-flight callback finishes appending before the drain starts, and a late callback finds the pipe at EOF. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed the guard end to end, including the follow-up commits now on this branch: the complexity fix with boundary tests, a merge of main, and the two CI fixes that are also in #824.
Design. The three-state SpellingAssessment is the right shape: mid-word seams reject any typo, newly generated words reject only correctable typos, and "typo with no correction" fails open for names and jargon. Buffering the first streamed word until its boundary and then caching one decision per generation keeps NSSpellChecker off the token path. leadingWordProbe handles the cases I tried to break it with: apostrophes and hyphens as connectors, dangling connectors, digits anywhere in the token, capitalized words, CJK.
Verified.
swiftlint --strictclean; full suite 1785 tests, 0 failures.- Llama eval harness (117 cases): 11 seam-guard suppressions, all from the pre-existing mid-word rule; the new leading-word rule fired 0 times, so eval scores are unchanged.
- Live in Cotabby Dev against a stub endpoint streaming canned text:
ecrir plus vitesuppressed withleadingWordMisspelling(word: "ecrir")5/5;hello there friendbecame acceptable only once the second chunk completed "hello", and Tab mid-stream accepted it. - Real model in TextEdit: shown, typed through, accepted.
Non-blocking notes.
- The streaming path now performs one
NSSpellCheckerlookup per generation on the main actor (about 0.1 ms for a known word, about 9 ms for an unknown one throughguesses), and the final apply repeats it with no shared memo. - The first render of a lowercase first word waits for its boundary token; a completion that is a single lowercase word never streams and only shows as the final result.
- "Has a correction" is a weaker typo signal than it sounds. On a stock en_CA checker, lowercase
changelog,webhook,hotfix,iterable,hashable,swiftlint,swiftui,openai,gguf, andcotabbyare all correctable and would be suppressed as a first generated word; capitalized forms are exempt. Worth watching theleadingWordMisspellingsuppression metric after this ships.
CI on the latest head is queued behind the fork-workflow approval.
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Cotabby already protects mid-word seams, but a newly generated misspelled word after a space could still be shown. This is related to #811.
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The PR extends completion validation to suppress correctable misspellings in the first generated word while preserving names and uncorrectable vocabulary.
Confidence Score: 5/5
The PR appears safe to merge.
No blocking failure remains.
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%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%% flowchart TD A[Generated partial] --> B{Junk punctuation?} B -->|Yes| X[Suppress] B -->|No| C{Leading word complete?} C -->|No| W[Buffer partial] C -->|Yes| D{Correctable typo?} D -->|Yes| X D -->|No| E[Cache allow and render] A --> F[Final result] F --> G{Full seam verdict allows?} G -->|Yes| H[Present suggestion] G -->|No| XReviews (5): Last reviewed commit: "Serialize aria2 pipe reads with the term..." | Re-trigger Greptile