Learnings

Christi frequently dictates messages via voice-to-text. Common autocorrects to watch for: | Spoken | Often Autocorrects To | Real meaning | |--------|----------------------|--------------| | 'calendar' | 'cop' or 'calends' or 'calanders' | calendar (always) | | 'calendars' | 'calls' or 'cans' | calendars | | 'Brivo' | 'bravo' or 'breeze' or 'brio' | the Brivo access control system | | 'SCHARP' | 'shark' or 'sharp' | the SCHARP client | | 'Camp Paivika' | 'camp pavica' or 'camp papika' | Camp Paivika | | 'AbilityFirst' | 'ability first' (with space) | the AbilityFirst client (always one word) | | 'Michuan' | 'Michoacan' or 'Michoacán' | Michuan Fleming (CPO) | | 'Cotsen' | 'cotton' or 'cosen' or 'cousin' | Cotsen Foundation | | 'Anzor' | 'answer' or 'anchor' | Anzor (Crimson CEO) | | 'Lynwood' | 'Linwood' | Lynwood (LA city) | How to apply: - When Christi's instruction contains a word that doesn't fit context (e.g., 'put blocks in the cop'), assume voice-to-text typo first, then ask for clarification only if the corrected word still doesn't fit. - Common test: replace the suspect word with the most likely intended word ('cop' → 'calendar'), re-read the sentence. If it now makes sense, use the corrected interpretation. - If still ambiguous after correction attempt, ask Christi: 'Did you mean X or Y here?' Don't silently choose. - Build the autocorrect map over time — every new dictation typo Christi catches gets added to this learning.