Companion to walnut-burgundy/computer-science#64 and dilapidated-shed/Idric#53.
A phone paste path has a practical size ceiling large enough to clip a detailed Max-job prompt. Do not respond by removing useful specification detail. AICI should define the acceptance contract for delivering one logical prompt as multiple bounded pieces.
Required fixtures/receipts should include:
- a canonical source prompt substantially larger than one safe chunk;
- exact source byte length and digest;
- multiple chunk sizes, including boundaries through Unicode and code-fence/line structure;
- sequence number, total count, logical-prompt identity, and per-chunk identity/digest where useful;
- exact reconstruction with a final whole-prompt digest match;
- explicit rejection of missing, duplicated, reordered, corrupted, or mixed-prompt chunks;
- no partial prompt may be reported as complete;
- distinguish source generation, chunking, transport/paste, reconstruction, and Max-job execution as separate stages rather than one Boolean;
- retain the original complete prompt as evidence so shortening/summary cannot masquerade as successful transport.
The test should not bake in an invented Android clipboard constant. Measure the actual end-to-end path separately and parameterize the acceptance fixture.
Standing product rule: if a Max task benefits from a very long prompt, use as many ordered paste blocks as necessary rather than shortening it merely to fit a single clipboard operation.
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Companion to walnut-burgundy/computer-science#64 and dilapidated-shed/Idric#53.
A phone paste path has a practical size ceiling large enough to clip a detailed Max-job prompt. Do not respond by removing useful specification detail. AICI should define the acceptance contract for delivering one logical prompt as multiple bounded pieces.
Required fixtures/receipts should include:
The test should not bake in an invented Android clipboard constant. Measure the actual end-to-end path separately and parameterize the acceptance fixture.
Standing product rule: if a Max task benefits from a very long prompt, use as many ordered paste blocks as necessary rather than shortening it merely to fit a single clipboard operation.
Related tracking