fix(adaptive): refuse a declared value pasted into an ask - #61
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Observed on a live host, twice in one session: the author declared `topic` as an input — its why even said 'so this plan works for future poem topics too' — and then ALSO wrote the value into the ask prose. The lowering attaches declared values automatically, so the paste is redundant now and poisonous later: selected for a different value, the generated prompt carries both, and the keep gate rightly refuses to file the plan. The episode satisfies and nothing compounds. The refusal moves to where the feedback round can fix it: lower() now names the step and the remedy when an ask contains a distinctive declared value (reuse::distinctive — 'on' in prose is not evidence), and the recipe prompt says the rule out loud. keep's own paste gate stays as the layer behind it, guarding paths intake cannot see — the driver test now pins exactly that arrangement with a run-script paste. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@crates/adaptive/src/intake/recipe.rs`:
- Around line 191-203: Restrict the paste-detection loop in the recipe lowering
logic to names in declared, looking up each corresponding value in inputs before
checking prompt.contains. Preserve the existing distinctive-value and
problem-reporting behavior for declared inputs, and add a regression test
covering an undeclared input value appearing in an ask.
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CodeRabbit on tinyhumansai#61: pasted_values swept every entry in inputs, but only DECLARED values are attached to asks — an undeclared stray (which the author gate trims after lowering anyway) whose value appeared in prose could falsely refuse a reusable recipe. Iterate declared names, look each up in inputs; regression test for the stray case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Field finding, twice in one session: the author declared
topicas an input (its why even said 'so this plan works for future poem topics too') and then also pasted the value into the ask prose. The lowering attaches declared values automatically, so the paste is redundant at run time and poisonous at reuse time — selected for a different value, the generated prompt carries both, and the keep gate rightly refuses to file the plan. Result: episodes satisfy, nothing compounds, the shelf stays empty from cold starts.Two-layer fix along the crate's usual line (mechanical refusal > prompt hope):
recipe::lowerrefuses an ask containing a distinctive declared value (viareuse::distinctive—"on"appearing in prose is not evidence), naming the step and the remedy so the author's feedback round fixes it before anything runs.keep's own paste gate stays as defense-in-depth for paths intake cannot see; the driver test now pins that arrangement with arun-script paste (which intake deliberately does not police — scripts legitimately contain literals).New tests: refusal with remedy, the clean equivalent lowering fine, and the indistinct-value non-refusal.
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