Expand friendship parsing guardrails

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Jacob Dubin
2026-05-21 11:53:40 -05:00
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4 changed files with 43 additions and 3 deletions

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@@ -503,6 +503,9 @@ Current release theme:
- shorthand favorites (`my favorite sport football`)
- weather phrasing (`what's today's weather look like`, `will it be sunny tomorrow`)
- updated continuation deferral so complete shorthand favorites finalize instead of waiting for missing continuation
- Progress update (`2026-05-21`):
- expanded friendship parsing for Pegasus-style `do you have friends`, `are we friends`, and `are we best friends` phrasing
- added named-person guardrails so forms like `are you friends with Siri` and `is Dr. Breazeal your best friend` stay on the friendship route instead of falling into generic chat
- Exit criteria:
- ambiguous phrase handling is improved without regressions in existing `1.0.19` features
- phrase imports are documented and traceable to Pegasus parser sources

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@@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ Current batch note:
- the latest pass adds longer authored variants for those favorites so the replies keep more of the original Pegasus cadence instead of collapsing to short placeholders
- singing and musical personality now has a source-backed first slice with `can you sing`, `will you sing`, and holiday sing variants so the charm surface can keep growing without inventing a new dialog engine
- the friendship batch now includes `do you have friends`, `are we friends`, and `are we best friends` responses, plus the loop-friendly friend replies, so the relationship lane can stay source-backed too
- the parser guardrail pass now expands those friendship routes to named-person forms like `are you friends with Siri` and `is Dr. Breazeal your best friend`, keeping the ambiguity layer closer to Pegasus utterance shapes
- the next source-backed batch now includes `favorite flower`, `R2D2`, `sun`, `space`, `kids`, plus a couple of charm prompts like `can you laugh` and `can you dance`
- the motion/sleep batch now adds `RI_JBO_CanSleep` and `RA_JBO_SpinAround` so the `go to sleep` and `turn around` surfaces stay source-backed too
- the follow-up mood batch now includes `how are things`, `how is your day`, `are you sad`, and `are you angry`