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Thanks @azmi2409, this is a nice, careful follow-up, and the precedence and tests read well. Delete, post and plain-click buttons now get the right heading.
I ran the built app against a local shop page (claude-code/sonnet, a fresh home, every card denied):
| Button | Engine label | Card heading | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Email via a mail tool (#346) | Sends |
"send an email" | ✅ |
| Place order | Purchase |
Purchase | ✅ |
| Send feedback | Sends |
Purchase | ❌ |
| Subscribe to newsletter | Purchase |
Purchase | (engine side, see below) |
Two things before this fully closes #347:
- A browser click labelled
Sendsstill shows Purchase. This covers Send, Submit, Confirm and Reply buttons.engineWordingdropsSendsbecause it equals the generic send fallback, soapprovalRiskguesses from browser_click's description ("Buttons that buy, pay…") and gets Purchase. The browser's describe_fn always runs, so could you trustrisk_labelwheneverapproval.name.startsWith('browser_')? Or more generally, for tools known to have a describe_fn. Please also add a test forbrowser_click+Sends→ "Sends". - Put the tool-name rules ahead of the engine label. That means
terminal_run, and the Home Assistant rules from #372, which is about to land. Otherwise a label like "Unlocks a door" reads as "Sentient wants to do this", and it loses the Home security warning and icon.
Small things:
RISK_ICONSasRecord<string, Icon>loses the compiler check that every label has an icon. ARecord<RiskLabel, Icon>plus a fallback would keep it.- The test file imports from the same module twice.
- A rebase is needed for a CHANGELOG conflict.
"Subscribe to newsletter" reads as Purchase because the engine's _LABEL_RULES classes subscribe as a purchase. That changes what always asks, so we'll handle it on our side.
When a tool's describe_fn names the actual action, the card's heading and badge use the engine's risk_label: a browser click's describe_fn reads the clicked element, so an ordinary button reads as a click, 'Send feedback' reads as sending, and 'Place order' still reads as a purchase. For other tools the tool-name rules come first (existence-master#346, existence-master#372: terminal_run, Home security); only when they return a generic label does the engine's label break the tie, and only when a describe_fn actually ran. Fixes existence-master#347
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- Around line 271-274: Update the browser-label handling in resolveWording to
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| if (approval.name.startsWith('browser_')) { | ||
| const label = (approval.riskLabel ?? '').trim() | ||
| if (label) return { label, verb: ENGINE_VERBS[label] ?? 'do this', tone: ENGINE_TONE[approval.risk] } | ||
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Do not trust the generic fallback as a browser-specific label.
describe_call keeps the effective-risk fallback when a browser describe_fn is absent or returns no label. resolveWording accepts that fallback before applying approvalRisk, so a send-risk browser approval can show Sends instead of the Purchase or Deletes wording derived from its reason.
Do not replace the branch with engineWording alone. Sends is both a fallback and a valid browser describe_fn result. Pass provenance that identifies when describe_fn supplied the label, and use the browser override only in that case.
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Update the browser-label handling in resolveWording to carry whether
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Thanks for the careful rework, @azmi2409! Everything from the last review is done, and the precedence reads really well now. I ran it in the built app against a real engine with a test page:
| Button | Card heading | Badge |
|---|---|---|
| Delete account | Sentient wants to delete something | Deletes |
| Send message | Sentient wants to send something on your behalf | Sends |
| Buy now - $49.00 | Sentient wants to make a purchase | Purchase (with "Yes, buy it / Don't buy") |
On main all three say Purchase, so #347 is fixed. With no risk_label it falls back to the old rules, which is right. Typecheck, build, the 80 desktop tests and CI are all green.
Two small things before merge, one commit should cover both:
- Labels not in
ENGINE_VERBSread "Sentient wants to do this" (approvalRisk.tsaround lines 232 and 273). That covers all of Home Assistant's labels ("Sets a temperature", "Turns something on", "Locks a door"...), which read "make a change" on main. Could the verb fall back to what the rules would have said (approvalRisk(approval).verb) instead? The badge still shows the engine's label, and the heading stays a real sentence. A quick test forhome_assistant_set_temperature+ "Sets a temperature" would lock it in. - Heads-up on #382, which adds a "Signs up" label for free newsletter buttons. Your browser branch returns first, so once both land that card would say "Sentient wants to do this". Please add
'Signs up': 'sign you up for something'toENGINE_VERBS(the fallback in point 1 softens it too). Whichever PR merges second takes care of the test-file conflict, so don't worry about that.
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browser_click,browser_typeandbrowser_presshave an engine describe function, so you could narrowstartsWith('browser_')to those three.browser_selectwould then keep "Changes things". - The CHANGELOG entry could end after "still reads as a purchase", since users won't need the tie-break detail.
I'd leave CodeRabbit's "generic fallback label" finding. The engine only sends that when the browser service itself fails, and its own purchase check uses the same label, so the card and the engine agree.
Unknown engine labels (Home Assistant's 'Sets a temperature', the upcoming 'Signs up' from existence-master#382) read 'Sentient wants to do this'. Use what the tool-name rules would have said for the heading instead; the badge still shows the engine's label. Narrow the trusted browser branch to the tools with a describe_fn (browser_click/type/press) and trim the CHANGELOG.
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| const label = (approval.riskLabel ?? '').trim() | ||
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Use a plain verb for unknown engine labels.
If browser_click reports a future label such as Follows, its generic reason can make approvalRisk infer Purchase. Line 296 then shows “Sentient wants to make a purchase” beside a Follows badge. Line 300 also passes a rule verb instead of the specified plain “do this” verb. Use “do this” when an engine label has no known verb, and update the expectation in desktop/tests/approvalRisk.test.ts at Lines 264-268. The PR objective specifies that fallback for unknown future labels.
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Follow-up to #346, as discussed in #347: when a tool's
describe_fnnames the actual action, the card's heading and badge use the engine'srisk_labelinstead of the tool-name rules.describe_fnreads the clicked element, so clicking an ordinary button now reads as a click, while clicking "Place order" still reads as a purchase.risk_label, so the card only trusts it when it differs from the generic per-risk fallback insentient/tools/base.py(Looks something up/Changes something/Sends/Runs code): that means adescribe_fnactually ran. Otherwise the fix(desktop): name approval card from tool name and risk, never argument content #346 tool-name rules keep naming the action, so email tools and the rest read exactly as before.Checks: 72/72 desktop unit tests green (7 new for the label precedence),
npm run typecheckclean. No engine or API contract changes (risk_labelwas already indocs/API.md).Fixes #347
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