v0.3.0

Sprint 23 — 2026-06-28 · « slash » devient / (piloter au clavier-voix) · v0.3.0

You dictate INTO Claude Code, shells, URL bars, code comments. They all spell /
the way you say it: "slash". But "slash" decoded as the word, and a split
command name ("pre compact", "code review") never rejoined — so the one place
voice should shine, driving a REPL, was the one place it fumbled. Fixed as a
spoken-syntax family (#53), not a model tweak: deterministic, post-decode,
reversible — plus a tiny decode-time seed so Whisper hears "slash" at all.

Added

• Spoken slashes (syntax_features/slashes.py) — every spoken "slash"
  becomes "/", a path separator that glues to its neighbours: "slash help" →
  /help, "endpoint slash habits" → endpoint/habits, "code slash slash
  comment" → code//comment. A curated ontology of Claude Code commands
  canonicalises known names ("slash pré compact" → /pre-compact, "slash code
  review" → /code-review); accents are trimmed (/cafe, not /café) and what
  follows a "/" is treated as ASCII. A "/" after sentence punctuation keeps its
  space, so breaks survive ("Bonjour. /help"). Wired into
  pipeline.postprocess() (daemon + eval share it); auto-listed in
  tuparles cheatsheet.
• Spoken hyphen (punctuation.py) — "tiret" / "trait d'union" / "hyphen" →
  -, so you can spell a command or identifier aloud ("slash pré tiret compact"
  → /pre-compact).
• Command-vocabulary seed (seed_prompt.COMMAND_SEED) — a tiny, validated
  bias so Whisper actually hears the command. The 2026-06-28 take replay
  proved it rescues the worst mishear: "slash precompact" decoded as "c'est l'âge
  prix compact" → /pre-compact. Rides the protected tail with the manual
  glossary, gated by dictseed_bias.
• slash_commands setting — a flat list extending the ontology with your own
  command names, no source edit. The family as a whole toggles via
  settings["syntax"]["slashes"].

Doctrine

• Forensics first: we seeded commands because the replay said to. The earlier
  instinct was "rewrite, don't seed". But take 16 has no "slash" in the decoded
  text to rewrite — it had to be fixed at decode time. So we measured
  (docs/research/2026-06-28-spoken-slash-commands.md): a command-WORDS-only seed
  rescues it with zero hallucination, while a URL-example seed invented
  facebook.fr/google.com (the Sprint 13 over-seeding tax, reproduced). Seed
  the commands, drop the URL examples.
• "slash" means / everywhere — a measured product call. It fires anywhere,
  not just a line head, relaxing the house when-in-doubt-text asymmetry: in real
  dictation (the take forensics) "slash" was the glyph, never prose. The one
  thing we won't fuse is a sentence break. It stays a setting.
• URLs are the harder sibling — deferred to a dictation mode. "https deux-
  points slash slash …" mangles acoustically ("https2…", "slashnek"), so no
  seed or rewrite this sprint fully fixes it. The right answer is a spoken
  spell/URL quasimode (#62-kin), scoped separately rather than hacked in here.