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150-152: Document performance implications of direct intent classification.Setting
domain_engineto false opts for direct intent classification instead of domain-based classification. While this might be more efficient for smaller systems, consider documenting the performance trade-offs and when users should consider enabling domain-based classification.
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147-148: LGTM! Padaos configuration provides explicit control over exact matching.The
disable_padaosparameter allows fine-tuning between exact and fuzzy matching, which is valuable for controlling intent recognition precision.
144-152: New Padatious configuration options enhance intent processing flexibility.The new parameters provide granular control over intent processing:
cast_to_ascii: Normalizes text by removing punctuationdisable_padaos: Controls the internal regex matcherdomain_engine: Determines the intent classification strategyLet's verify if any skills in the codebase rely on non-ASCII characters or diacritical marks that might be affected by the
cast_to_asciisetting:✅ Verification successful
Configuration change is safe and provides opt-in text normalization
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cast_to_asciisetting provides an optional text normalization feature that can be enabled when needed. Since it's false by default, it won't affect existing skills unless explicitly enabled. The configuration repository appropriately defines this system-wide setting that will be applied at runtime by the intent processing system.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Search for non-ASCII characters in intent files echo "Searching for non-ASCII characters in intent files..." fd -e intent -e voc -e dialog -e entity . | xargs rg -l "[^\x00-\x7F]"Length of output: 282
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#!/bin/bash # Check content of intent and dialog files echo "Checking content of intent and dialog files..." # First, let's see what intent/dialog directories exist fd -t d "intent|dialog|vocab|locale|lang" . # Then, let's examine any language-specific files echo -e "\nChecking language-specific files..." fd -e json -e txt -e dialog -e intent -e voc . | grep -i "locale\|lang"Length of output: 309
144-145: Consider language-specific implications of ASCII normalization.While ASCII normalization can help with consistency, it might affect languages that rely on diacritical marks (e.g., Spanish, French, German). Consider making this configurable per language or documenting the implications for non-English languages.
Let's check if there are any language-specific skills that might be affected:
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