- add phrase routing for radio open/resume and genre launch
- inspect radio genre and station metadata before locking the outbound entity values
- prefer the same payload shape the menu path uses instead of a generic cloud speech reply
- Exit criteria:
- voice `open the radio` launches radio successfully
- voice `play country music` launches a country station
- no fallback cloud placeholder reply is spoken on success
### 2. ESML Apostrophe Encoding Bug
- Status: `ready`
- Tags: `polish`
- Why now: this is a small, high-confidence speech quality bug affecting many paths.
- Current evidence:
- [ResponsePlanToSocketMessagesMapper.cs](C:/Projects/JiboExperiments/OpenJibo/src/Jibo.Cloud/dotnet/src/Jibo.Cloud.Application/Services/ResponsePlanToSocketMessagesMapper.cs) currently escapes `'` to `'`
- the robot is pronouncing the encoded form instead of treating it as natural text
- Implementation notes:
- stop encoding apostrophes in spoken ESML text unless a capture proves a narrower escaping rule is needed
- keep escaping for `&`, `<`, and `>`
- Exit criteria:
- contractions and possessives sound natural again in live speech
### 3. Backup / OTA Yes-No Reliability
- Status: `ready`
- Tags: `protocol`, `stt`
- Why now: the update and backup prompts are real daily-use system flows and still feel fragile.
- Current evidence:
-`surprises-ota` is a real robot-side skill family in [index.js](C:/Projects/JiboOs/V3.1/build/opt/jibo/Jibo/Skills/@be/be/node_modules/@be/surprises-ota/index.js)
- we already improved constrained yes-no routing, but live tests still show some turns collapse into empty transcript or generic speech
- Implementation notes:
- keep local rules only on constrained replies
- improve empty-turn retry behavior for settings and OTA prompts
- capture whether stock OS uses a different yes-no prompt shape in backup versus update flows
- Exit criteria:
- spoken `yes` and `no` reliably work on backup and update prompts
- empty or missed turns retry locally without relaunching Nimbus
- Why now: the latest capture bundle shows a second yes-no family where the robot asks whether it can share something, and spoken `yes` is still being handled like unconstrained speech instead of a reply to the active prompt.
- Current evidence:
- the attached `jibo test 13` session includes both examples in one bundle:
- a proactive or share-style prompt where spoken `yes` was treated as generic speech
- a later update prompt where spoken `no` was accepted correctly
- Why now: clock, date, timer, and alarm menu hooks are already visible in captures and the robot repo has a real `@be/clock` skill.
- Current evidence:
- [protocol-inventory.md](C:/Projects/JiboExperiments/OpenJibo/docs/protocol-inventory.md) already tracks menu intents for `askForTime`, `askForDate`, `timerValue`, and `alarmValue`
-`@be/clock` exists in the robot skill inventory
- Implementation notes:
- compare our custom time/date path against actual menu payloads
- decide whether timer and alarm should stay robot-local with cloud acknowledgement, or whether cloud needs to shape the launch and follow-up turns
- Exit criteria:
- time/date behavior stays correct
- timer and alarm launch or set correctly from both menu and voice where applicable
- Why later: the original architecture and recent proactive captures suggest proactivity is a first-class cloud subsystem, not just ordinary chat that starts itself.
- Current evidence:
- the attached original Jibo architecture diagram shows a cloud-side `Proactivity Selector`, `Proactivity Catalog`, and robot-side proactive trigger plumbing
- [jibo test 13.txt](C:/Projects/JiboExperiments/artifact-output/jibo-test-13/jibo%20test%2013.txt) and its websocket artifacts show a proactive-style `I have something to share with you` offer and later proactive `TRIGGER` traffic
-`@be/surprises`, `@be/surprises-date`, and `@be/surprises-ota` already exist as local robot-side building blocks
- Questions to answer:
- what minimum cloud-side selector we need for stock-OS-compatible surprise offers
- how proactive `TRIGGER` traffic should map into a hosted OpenJibo proactivity service
- whether `surprises-date/offer_date_fact` should be the first end-to-end proactive offer we intentionally support
- Implementation notes:
- model proactivity as its own orchestrator separate from ordinary conversational turn routing
- include offer, constrained yes/no, fulfillment, and dismissal behavior in the design
- preserve the artifact linkage to the original architecture diagram and `jibo-test-13`
- Why later: the original architecture explicitly calls out `History`, and that likely maps to the kind of durable personal memory we want for names, preferences, and remembered facts.
- Current evidence:
- the attached original Jibo architecture diagram includes a dedicated `History` component in cloud storage
- stock Jibo behavior historically included awareness of names, birthdays, holidays, and special dates
- Questions to answer:
- what data belongs in memory versus account/profile versus skill-specific storage
- how much of the original behavior was robot-local versus cloud-backed
- what the first safe OpenJibo memory slice should be
- Implementation notes:
- plan for person identity, preferred name, birthday, relationship facts, and notable dates
- keep the first design privacy-aware and easy to host
- treat this as shared infrastructure that other skills can consume rather than a standalone feature
### 12. Lasso / Knowledge And Event Aggregation
- Status: `discovery`
- Tags: `content`
- Why later: the original architecture diagram suggests `Lasso` sits between the hub and outside data sources, which likely explains how Jibo knew about news, calendar items, holidays, and other structured world events.
- Current evidence:
- the attached original Jibo architecture diagram shows `Lasso` connected to 3rd-party data such as AP News, Dark Sky, GCalendar, Wolfram, and other external sources
- stock Jibo behavior historically covered holidays, birthdays, special events, and topical knowledge
- Questions to answer:
- whether `Lasso` should be recreated as a single aggregation service or as several focused providers behind a shared interface
- which parts are needed for news, weather, calendar, commute, astrology/date facts, and holidays
- what subset is practical for a hosted OpenJibo v1
- Implementation notes:
- treat holidays and special dates as first-class backlog scope here
- use this item to drive future provider work for news, weather, calendar, commute, and event awareness
- Why later: these are already stubbed in `.NET`, but the robot-side ownership still needs clearer mapping.
- Current evidence:
- current `.NET` placeholders live in [InMemoryJiboExperienceContentRepository.cs](C:/Projects/JiboExperiments/OpenJibo/src/Jibo.Cloud/dotnet/src/Jibo.Cloud.Infrastructure/Content/InMemoryJiboExperienceContentRepository.cs)
- Nimbus has personal-report hooks, but the exact cloud contract still needs confirmation
- Questions to answer:
- should calendar and commute be independent feature paths or sections inside personal report
- what minimum provider data shape lets Jibo present these naturally
