When exact words matter#
For a recurring product name or identifier, verify the generated text against the intended spelling. Correct it in the draft before sending. Typed or pasted exact strings are a dependable fallback when a spoken form is ambiguous.
A dictionary can supply a preferred spelling, but that does not guarantee the recognizer hears the right word in every sentence. Similar-sounding terms, language changes and background speech can still cause errors.
Separate manual and automatic behavior#
Adding a term intentionally and learning from every edit are different policies. Automatic learning also raises questions about what is stored, how conflicts are handled and how entries are removed. Do not assume the app trains a model on your entire conversation history.
A final operation guide needs verified current controls and their persistence behavior. Until that route is fully documented, keep exact wording in the draft and assess each result. This page records the development scope rather than inventing a menu-by-menu setup path.