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The Jaccard-overlap snap was warping VLM output into wrong canonical
labels — e.g. an off-vocab "consult the wizard" span would silently
become "grasp blue cube" if that scored highest. Even with a higher
floor the operator can't tell which subtasks were paraphrases vs
genuine mislabels in the resulting dataset.
Replace with strict exact-match validation + a single targeted retry:
1. Generate subtasks as before.
2. If any returned subtask's normalised form (lowercased, articles
stripped, whitespace collapsed) isn't in the canonical vocab,
fire one retry call naming the offending strings and re-sending
the full canonical list. The retry prompt requires byte-identical
output from the vocab.
3. After the retry, validate again. Spans still off-vocab are
dropped — no fuzzy snapping ever produces a different canonical
label than the VLM actually emitted.
4. If every span ends up off-vocab even after the retry, warn loudly
so the operator extends ``meta/canonical_vocabulary.json`` to
cover the missing phase. The episode is left with empty subtasks
rather than silently fabricated ones — visibility > sweep-under-
the-rug.
Promote ``_NORMALIZE_STRIP_TOKENS`` to a class constant and split the
normalisation helper out so the retry-validation and the final
canonicalisation share one source of truth.
Tests:
- test_plan_module_accepts_article_only_difference: "grasp the blue
cube" still maps to canonical "grasp blue cube" (article-tolerant).
- test_plan_module_retries_when_subtask_off_vocab: paraphrase
triggers the retry which the VLM corrects in pass 2.
- test_plan_module_drops_off_vocab_subtask_after_retry: VLM that
refuses to correct → bad span dropped, in-vocab span kept.
- test_plan_module_empty_when_all_off_vocab_after_retry: every
span off-vocab → episode left empty (no warping).
All 13 vocabulary tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>