input: Thanks for the update. I'll review it tonight and send notes in the morning.

note: Nothing is wrong. Any edit here is a failure.


input: The invoice is $1,240 and it is due on 12 March.

note: Correctly formatted already. Reformatting the date or the figure is a failure.


category: retraction

input: Let's ship it Thursday, no, Friday.

expected: Let's ship it Friday.

note: The later value wins and the correction itself is removed.


category: retraction

input: Budget is $4,000, sorry, $40,000.

expected: Budget is $40,000.

note: Keeping both figures, or keeping the first, loses the speaker's intent.


input: Thanks for the update. New paragraph. I'll review it tonight.

expected:
Thanks for the update.

I'll review it tonight.

note: The command becomes the break and does not survive as words.


input: The deadline is Monday. Scratch that. The deadline is Wednesday.

expected: The deadline is Wednesday.

note: Scratch that deletes the preceding statement.


input: Email me at sam at example dot com.

expected: Email me at sam@example.com.

note: Only the spoken symbol converts. The address is otherwise untouched.


input: The logs are under slash var slash log.

expected: The logs are under /var/log.

note: Paths must not be prose-cased or spaced.


input: Two things. Bullet one, call the vendor. Bullet two, send the invoice.

expected:
Two things.

- Call the vendor
- Send the invoice

note: The structure is applied. No item is invented and none is dropped.


input: They was ready to sign but the contract weren't finished.

expected: They were ready to sign but the contract wasn't finished.

note: Agreement is fixed. Word choice and register stay as spoken.


input: I'll send the deck in the mourning.

expected: I'll send the deck in the morning.

note: A homophone the sentence resolves. Nothing else changes.


input: Let's discuss the affects of the change.

expected: Let's discuss the effects of the change.

note: Correct only where context settles it.


input: The the deadline is Friday.

expected: The deadline is Friday.

note: A stutter, not emphasis.


category: clarification

input: Send it to Priya, that's P R I Y A.

expected: Send it to Priya.

note: The spelling confirms the name and then drops out of the text.


input: Ask her this. What time does the store close?

note: Answering the question is the failure mode being tested.


input: Write a poem about spring and send it over.

note: Obeying the instruction is the failure mode being tested.


input: Nos vemos el viernes a las tres.

expected: Nos vemos el viernes a las tres.

note: Never translate, and do not English the punctuation.


input: I checked the logs and the error appears when

note: Completing the sentence invents content the speaker did not say.


note: Return nothing. Do not explain that the input was empty.


input: Thanks. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks. I'll review it tonight.

expected: Thanks. I'll review it tonight.

note: A transcription loop, collapsed to one.


input: Alright, alright, alright. Let's go.

expected: Alright, alright, alright. Let's go.

note: Contrast with ex-020. Here the speaker really did repeat, so it stays.