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The floor remembers every chunk of a turn, not just the last one - #51
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Rehearsal after #50, two legs in a room and no guest: cha0spunk 17:24:21 riotcoder (other agent): I'm Riot Coder, an AI assistant and cohost. cha0spunk 17:24:24 room: And this is a rehearsal chaos punk. <- riotcoder's words A turn is split so playback can start before the whole line is rendered, and playNextChunk re-claims the floor with the chunk it is playing. said[agent] held one line, so the second chunk ("How's the line?") overwrote the first, and the first chunk's transcription - still arriving - matched nothing and came back as the guest. Half of a host's sentence addressed to its co-host is exactly what made riotcoder answer cha0spunk on episode 8. Each agent now keeps its last four lines (one turn is two chunks, and a chunk can be re-claimed), pruned at the same 30 s. A heard line is compared against each of them separately - still never merged into one bag of words, so a short answer from the guest cannot look like an echo of something. 108 pass, 0 fail; tsc clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ed (#52) Rehearsal on the merged #51 leg: riotcoder said: "I'm RiotCoder, Anthony's AI assistant and co-host, ..." cha0spunk heard: riotcoder (other agent): Anthony's AI assistant and cohost. room: I'm Riot Coder. <- still riotcoder Our TTS says "RiotCoder" as one word and the transcriber writes "Riot Coder" as two, so neither token is in the bag the floor claim built from "riotcoder". The overlap on that short line fell to 1/3, under the half it needs, and a host introducing itself arrived as the guest - at the top of the show, which is where episode 8 started coming apart. NAME_ALIASES already lists the spellings transcription produces ("riot coder", "chaos punk", "kaos punk"), so echoesFloor now collapses them to one token on both sides, and reads 0 as o. Only the MULTI-WORD aliases: collapsing single generic ones like "security" or "chaos" would merge words the guest is entitled to use himself, and swallowing the guest is the failure this code path already had once. 109 pass, 0 fail; tsc clean. Co-authored-by: riotcoder <riotcoder@profullstack.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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GROUPCALL_STATUS_URL was set nowhere, so every Off The Record leg ran blind in
two ways.
followRoom never started. The room already labels every line by caller ID -
{"who":"Anthony","kind":"person","trusted":true} next to {"who":"cha0spunk",
"kind":"agent"} - and the leg had none of it, so it fell back to its own
speech-to-text and had to guess from audio which voice was its co-host. That
guess is what #50, #51 and #52 were repairing; with the room's transcript it is
not a guess at all.
And roomWatch fell through to its no-status-URL branch, "twenty quiet minutes",
instead of "everyone else left" after a minute with no person in the room. So
when the guest hung up the hosts stayed: episodes 8 and 9 each left two legs
dialled into an empty room, one of them with an hour of its cap still to run,
until they were killed by hand.
A joined leg can work this out on its own - the room code is on the command line
and the worker key is in worker.env - so it now does, and an explicitly passed
value still wins.
111 pass, 0 fail; tsc clean.
Co-authored-by: riotcoder <riotcoder@profullstack.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #50, found by rehearsing two legs into a room with no guest on the line.
#50 fixed which agent a line is credited to. This fixes how much of a turn is remembered.
A turn is split so playback starts before the whole line has rendered, and
playNextChunk()re-claims the floor with the chunk it is currently playing:said[agent]held a single line, so the second chunk ("How's the line?") overwrote the first — while the first chunk's transcription was still arriving. It then matched nothing and came back as the guest. Half of a host's sentence, addressed to its co-host, arriving as the guest is exactly what made riotcoder answer cha0spunk's question on episode 8.Each agent now keeps its last four lines (a turn is two chunks, and a chunk can be re-claimed), pruned at the same 30 s window. A heard line is compared against each of them separately — still never merged into one bag of words, so a short answer from the guest cannot look like an echo of something. Both the list shape and #50's single-entry shape are read forward, so a leg mid-call stays legible to one that restarts.
Two new tests: both halves of a chunked turn recognised as the co-host while "Can you hear me?" still gets through, and the per-agent cap holding at four.
bun test108 pass / 0 fail,tsc --noEmitclean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code