feat: receipt extraction that shows its evidence - #1
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…t source The plan claimed `lineIndex` counts every raw line including blanks. It does not: Dart's `.indexed` runs on the already-filtered iterable, so the index counts recognised lines. The task review caught it by reading the source rather than the plan's description of it. The corrected scheme is also the one the rest of the system needs — the index points into the scanner's ocrLines[], which never contains blank lines.
Corrected implementation to match actual Dart source: filter first, then assign indices to what survives. lineIndex now counts non-blank lines only (0, 1, 2…), not all raw lines. This aligns with Dart's .indexed on the filtered iterable and how scanner ocrLines[] is indexed.
JSDoc now accurately states lineIndex counts recognised lines only, not positions in the original OCR text. Aligns documentation with the actual filter-first semantics after the previous fix.
…does The plan's parseDate examined only the first regex match and gave up if it was calendar-invalid. Dart loops allMatches and returns the first real date (receipt_analyzer.dart:482-488), which matters on a line where OCR mangles one date next to a good one. The implementer found the gap, reported it instead of silently deviating, and the corrected task now ships a test that pins the multi-match case — no corpus fixture is known to exercise it.
Ports parseAmountMinor and canUseAsAmount from receipt_analyzer.dart:59-87 (constants) and :441-470 (the actual _amountOf/_minorUnits/_withoutDateOrTime logic; the task brief cited :192-244, but that range only holds the thin amountFrom/canUseAsAmount wrappers). Exports dates.ts's DATE_PATTERN_G so amount parsing strips dates with the same matcher Task 3 already uses, rather than a second one that could drift.
Task 4 pointed at :192-244, which holds only the amountFrom/canUseAsAmount wrappers. The parsing itself — _amountOf, _minorUnits, _withoutDateOrTime — is at :441-470. The implementer read both ranges, noticed the mismatch, and reported it instead of porting the wrong thing. Also records the behaviour that range makes easy to miss: _amountOf keeps the last amount on a line, not the first.
Task 5's fourth test claimed selectTotal picks `TAXI FARE $12.99`. The Dart test of that name asserts only that the currency is USD; it never inspects the total evidence. The no-label fallback deliberately accepts a currency-marked amount and nothing else, which is what keeps SUBTOTAL, TENDER and TAX rows out — a fare row has the same shape. The surviving claim moves to Task 6, where currency inference is what the Dart was actually testing. The corrected behaviour also suits this project: a total with no evidence line is the "kept but unverified" state the spec is built on.
Ported from due_back/lib/due_back/service/receipt_analyzer.dart:18-37, 65-79, 87, 207-356 (_totalEvidenceOf and its helpers). A labelled fare row (`TAXI FARE $12.99`) yields no evidence, matching the Dart fallback's whole-row-is-an-amount guard that also excludes `SUBTOTAL $20.00` and `TENDER $20.00`.
Ports _currencyFrom + _splitLabelCurrency (receipt_analyzer.dart:365-425) and the won/dollar/cents markers (:69-80). total.ts's marker regexes, TOTAL_LABEL, OTHER_AMOUNT_LABEL, SPLIT_TOTAL_LOOKAHEAD, and isAmountOnlyRow are exported for reuse instead of duplicated, matching Dart's single set of static fields. The cents-row eligibility check omits Dart's `|| _isPricedItem(line)` half: items.ts (Task 7) doesn't exist yet at this point in the task order. This makes the port stricter (biased toward KRW) than Dart in that one branch; the gap is inert on the corpus since item names don't survive OCR on any of the 12 real receipts (Task 7's own brief). Pinned by a fourth test beyond the plan's three.
…symbols currency.ts imported AMOUNT_PATTERN_G from amounts.ts and never used it. tsconfig.base.json now sets noUnusedLocals/noUnusedParameters so the type gate would have caught it; no other unused-symbol errors surfaced across the package.
The prior 4th currency test used all-digit rows ("12.99", "3.50"), which
were already amount-only and satisfied the retained branch — it recorded
current behavior rather than pinning the omitted `_isPricedItem` OR. Replaced
with named, non-amount-only priced rows that only the omitted branch would
make cents-eligible; verified it fails when that branch is simulated.
_namedItem sits at receipt_analyzer.dart:65 (single line), not :65-67 — :66-67 are _amountPattern and a comment. _nonMerchandiseLabel spans :46-53 and _nonItemLabel :54-58, not the single combined :38-58 range the header cited (verified line-by-line, not the task brief's :46-51 / :54-59 either).
Deliberate deviation from receipt_analyzer.dart:154/:167's unfiltered lines.first: this contract ships every value with evidence a reader trusts, so a rotated scan (KR-04) must not publish an amount line as the merchant name. Skips a line only when it parses as a date or is nothing but an amount — never a heuristic about merchant shape, so a garbled brand mark (KR-01's "ELEUE") still passes through untouched.
…yze.ts The comment claimed currency.ts keeps its own private copy of REFERENCE_LABEL and that this precedent came from amounts.ts. Neither is true: currency.ts has no copy (Dart's _currencyFrom never consults _referenceLabel), and only items.ts duplicates the pattern the same way analyze.ts does.
Copies the 12 anonymised receipts plus expected.json from due_back's fixtures (read-only source) and asserts analyze() against the manifest's ocrDerived ground truth: an exact value-and-evidence match where derivable, and an evidence-quotes-a-real-line check (never a null assertion) where the manifest says OCR cannot support the field. Measured baseline (docs/notes/corpus-baseline.md) confirms the claimed currency 12/12, purchaseDate 11/12, merchant 7/12, paidTotalMinor 7/12, reference 1/12 — but not items 0/12: the ported extractItems (verified line-for-line against receipt_analyzer.dart:251-258/:285-289) invents a spurious item on 3 of the 12 real fixtures, the same as Dart would. Not a port bug, and isPricedItem is also read by currency.ts's cents-row eligibility check, so narrowing it is not a safe unilateral change here. Those three receipts' item assertions are marked todo pending a ruling rather than silently forced green or weakened. Also records that total.ts's columnAlignedValue (the multi-row label/value pairing Task 5's review flagged as read-only-verified) is exercised by none of the 12 fixtures — a real, now-confirmed coverage gap.
The spec led with "line items on 0/12", counted off the corpus manifest's derivable flags rather than off a run of the parser. Running it says something different and more useful: the parser returns a merchant and a total for all 12 receipts and is right about 7 of each, and on 3 receipts it invents a line item, reading `NO: 34567` as an item named `NO:` priced 34,567. That reframes the argument rather than weakening it. A deterministic parser fails the same way a language model does — confidently, with nothing attached to say which answers are the wrong ones. Evidence, independent arithmetic, and marking the unsupported are the response to that, whichever half produced the value.
… columnAlignedValue gap Four rulings on Task 9's findings: 1. Items: keep the faithful port (isPricedItem also gates currency.ts's cents-row check, currently 12/12 correct — not a safe unilateral narrowing). corpus.test.ts now pins the exact spurious output for KR-02/05/06 as real assertions instead of `test.todo`. 2. KR-04 merchant "-1,167": isAmountOnlyRow doesn't strip a leading sign. Fixed locally in analyze.ts's merchant filter (a negative amount is still an amount, within the filter's stated rule) rather than in isAmountOnlyRow itself, which total.ts/currency.ts also read and which is correct there. Pinned by a new analyze.test.ts case that failed before the fix. 3. items.ts's header comment corrected to the measured truth: no correct item on any of the 12, a spurious one on 3. 4. columnAlignedValue: measurement confirmed 0/12 real fixtures exercise it. Added a dedicated total.test.ts case with a synthetic stacked-label block. Also commits scripts/measure-corpus.mjs (previously an untracked scratch script) so docs/notes/corpus-baseline.md's counts are independently re-derivable. pnpm test: 55 tests, 55 pass, 0 fail, 0 todo. pnpm typecheck: clean.
…al fields Ruling 5, superseding the earlier "evidence quotes a real line" check on corpus.test.ts's derivable:false branches: a reviewer reverted the KR-04 merchant sign fix and reran the suite with zero failures, because that check accepts any line the parser happens to pick, including the exact regression this task fixed. A gate that cannot fail is what this repository argues against. Pins the exact current value and evidence text for the five merchants (KR-01, KR-03, KR-04, KR-06, EN-05) and five paid totals (KR-02, KR-03, KR-05, KR-06, EN-05) the manifest marks non-derivable but the parser populates anyway — same pinning style already used for the three spurious items. purchaseDate/reference keep the weaker check: both are null on every non-derivable case on this corpus (0/12), so there is no wrong value yet to pin. Verified the gate now catches the regression it was built for: reverting the KR-04 fix and running corpus.test.ts alone fails (expects merchant "I21E", gets "-1,167"); restoring the fix passes. pnpm test: 55 tests, 55 pass, 0 fail, 0 todo. pnpm typecheck: clean.
The "a fabricated model value cannot pass the guard" case only ever reached verifyEvidence: its excerpt is absent from the page, so && short-circuits and excerptContainsValue never runs. The implementer proved it by stubbing that function to return true and watching the test still pass. The added case is the failure the guard actually exists for — a model quoting a line that really is on the receipt and attaching a number that never appeared on it. Also corrects where the ported helpers live: excerpt-match.ts, not source-extraction.ts.
It said 85 the moment CLAUDE.md said 87. A count restated in two places drifts on the next test added; CLAUDE.md owns it.
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Three defects, all found by running the pipeline rather than reading it.
1. Strings and dates were never checked against their excerpt. Only
verifyEvidence ran, so a model could quote any real line and attach an
invented merchant, date, or reference: purchaseDate "1999-01-01" cited
to "BLUE BOTTLE" came back verified: true with an empty unverified
list. The README already claimed the value had to appear in the excerpt.
2. The amount guard compared minor units against the excerpt's printed
decimal, so excerptContainsValue("SANDWICH 12.99", 1299) was false and
every honest USD amount landed in unverified. Half the corpus is English.
3. It also required exactly one numeric token, so an ordinary row printing
a quantity beside a price could never verify.
Together those inverted the whole report: honest values flagged, invented
ones passed. excerptContainsValue is replaced by excerptContainsAmount,
which reads a line with the parser's own amountsOnLine so guard and parser
cannot disagree about what an amount is, and excerptContainsText for string
values; a date is checked by re-parsing the cited line with parseDate.
Parser fields now run the same guards instead of being stamped verified
unread — one definition, no exempt source. Measured over all 12 fixtures
that changes no outcome, which is stated at the site rather than claimed
otherwise.
The demo page attached the uploaded image to every request, and since 36dc41b the client forwards any attached image to OpenAI — while the form's own label said the image was "only needed to draw evidence boxes". A reviewer uploading a real receipt to see the overlay was silently sending the photo off the machine, which is the exact transfer the mobile OCR floor exists to gate. It is opt-in now, off by default, and clearing the file clears the consent. Also at the same boundary: page elements are validated instead of cast, server-side and in the paste box, so {"pages":[{}]} is a 400 naming the expected shape rather than a 502 carrying a raw TypeError; an empty page list no longer buys a billable model call; the validator lives in src/request.ts so its test never imports the handler and never dials OpenAI; a photo the browser cannot decode reports instead of silently keeping the previous one; the mobile overlay filters boxes to the page it is drawing on; the empty-items hint no longer contradicts the README's measured table; and measure-corpus.mjs reads dates with local getters, verified identical under TZ=Asia/Seoul and TZ=America/Los_Angeles.
The README, the spec and the plan all described excerptContainsValue as the value check. The plan's task text is left as the record of what was built, with a superseded note; the README and spec now describe the three type-specific checks that actually run.
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Line 9: Update the actions/checkout@v4 step to set persist-credentials to
false, ensuring subsequent repository-controlled commands cannot reuse checkout
credentials.
In `@apps/mobile/App.tsx`:
- Line 27: Update the completed scan state and Status/Result flow to retain all
scanned.images instead of only scanned.images[0]. Add page selection or paging,
pass the selected page index to boxesOf, and render the corresponding page image
with its EvidenceOverlay so every captured page’s values can be verified.
In `@apps/web/app/globals.css`:
- Line 13: Update the --font-mono declaration to quote the SFMono-Regular and
Menlo font family names, preserving the existing fallback order and satisfying
Stylelint.
In `@apps/web/app/page.tsx`:
- Around line 168-188: Update handleImageChange to clear the existing image and
reset sendImage immediately whenever a new file is selected, before
readFileAsDataUrl or loadImage runs. Track the latest file selection and only
apply successful or failed async results for that current selection, preventing
late FileReader or image-load completions from restoring an obsolete image.
In `@apps/web/src/request.ts`:
- Line 20: Update the imageDataUrl validation in the request validation flow to
accept only strings matching the documented image data URL format:
data:<media-type>;base64,...; reject http, https, and other non-data URLs
while preserving acceptance of an omitted value. Use the existing validation
logic around imageDataUrl and the Page contract as the implementation reference.
In `@apps/web/tsconfig.json`:
- Line 6: Update the TypeScript include configuration to cover .tsx files under
app and the root-level config/declaration files, including next.config.ts,
app/page.tsx, app/layout.tsx, and app/css.d.ts, so project typechecking includes
the demo UI and its ExtractionResponse usage.
In `@CLAUDE.md`:
- Line 60: Run the current pnpm test and define the test-counting method, then
update CLAUDE.md lines 60-60 and docs/notes/corpus-baseline.md lines 77-77 to
use the same current count and method; replace the existing 87-test and 55-test
claims without changing unrelated documentation.
In `@package.json`:
- Around line 10-11: Update the root development dependency declarations for
typescript and `@types/node` to exact versions 6.0.3 and 26.2.0, respectively,
removing the caret ranges.
Apply the same fix in `@apps/mobile/package.json` at line 24: The mobile
TypeScript dependency requires the same exact-version change.
In `@packages/contract/src/amounts.ts`:
- Around line 43-45: Update the amount conversion logic after constructing the
minor-unit result in the visible parsing function to return null whenever the
result is not a safe integer, while preserving the existing whole-unit path and
digit-limit validation.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Render evidence for every captured page.
Status retains only scanned.images[0]. Result therefore renders boxes only for page 0. For a multi-page scan, values anchored to page 1 or page 2 have no image overlay, so the user cannot verify them against the source pixels.
Store all scanned.images in the completed state. Add page selection or paging. Pass the selected page index to boxesOf and render that page's EvidenceOverlay.
Also applies to: 83-83
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In `@apps/mobile/App.tsx` at line 27, Update the completed scan state and
Status/Result flow to retain all scanned.images instead of only
scanned.images[0]. Add page selection or paging, pass the selected page index to
boxesOf, and render the corresponding page image with its EvidenceOverlay so
every captured page’s values can be verified.
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Partly fixed, and I want to be exact about which part, because the rest is not done.
What changed (ccdd896 and 69f4304): the parser was reading pages[0] alone, which was worse than incomplete — on a scan whose first page is the shop header and whose totals are on the second, analyze's largest-amount fallback fires on a page carrying no money, and a street number shipped as paidTotal with verified: true. Measured, then fixed: the whole scan is parsed as the one document it is, and a new pageOfLine maps each evidence line back to the page it is actually on. On the app side boxesOf now filters on evidence.pageIndex, so page 1's boxes are no longer painted on page 0's photo in page 1's coordinate space.
What is still true: the result view shows one photo, scanned.images[0]. Values read from pages 1 and 2 are listed with their excerpts, but their boxes have nowhere to be drawn. Turning that into a per-page gallery is a real feature rather than a defect repair, and the app has not yet had its device pass, so I would rather not add unexercised UI to this PR. Filing it as a follow-up.
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@AndrewDongminYoo, verification confirms the parser fix and the page-coordinate fix.
extract() now parses the concatenated page text. pageOfLine() maps parser evidence to the source page. boxesOf() filters by evidence.pageIndex.
The remaining part of this finding is still valid. Status retains only primary, and Result renders only PRIMARY_PAGE. Evidence for page 1 or page 2 has no image overlay.
Keeping this thread open is appropriate until the follow-up tracks the remaining UI work. Would you like me to open a GitHub issue for per-page image selection and evidence overlays?
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File: apps/mobile/App.tsx:29-29
Timestamp: 2026-08-23T14:10:36.011Z
Learning: In the receipt-evidence extraction flow, `apps/web/src/extract.ts` must parse all request pages as one receipt document and use `pageOfLine()` to map parser evidence line indices back to their source page. In `apps/mobile/App.tsx`, evidence boxes must be filtered by `evidence.pageIndex` because OCR frames are page-local.
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Agreed on both halves, and the issue already exists: #2, opened before this round landed. It records that the pipeline side is done and the remaining work is presentation only — pairing each captured image with the boxes whose evidence.pageIndex matches it.
I left it out of this PR deliberately rather than as an oversight. The mobile app has still never completed a real capture on a device, so adding a per-page gallery would mean stacking unexercised UI on top of unexercised UI. Keeping this thread open until #2 lands is the right call.
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@AndrewDongminYoo, agreed.
GitHub issue #2 tracks the remaining presentation work. The current PR correctly fixes cross-page parsing and page-local evidence filtering.
The mobile result view still cannot render overlays for pages 1 and 2. Keeping this thread open until #2 adds per-page image selection and matching evidence.pageIndex overlays is appropriate.
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File: apps/mobile/App.tsx:29-29
Timestamp: 2026-08-23T14:14:16.399Z
Learning: In the receipt-evidence mobile client, GitHub issue `#2` tracks the intentionally deferred per-page evidence presentation: each captured image must be paired with overlays whose `evidence.pageIndex` matches that image. The current PR fixes multi-page parsing and page-local evidence filtering, but the mobile result view has not completed a real-device capture pass and still displays only the first captured image.
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Closing the loop on this one: filed as #3, and it is a wider finding than the multi-page rendering you raised.
A third device capture, a GS25 receipt, showed iOS Vision flattening the item table into columns — every product name, then the total label, then the whole quantity column, then the whole amount column. An item's name and its price end up eight or more lines apart, so three of four items came back unverified. That is the evidence cap doing its job: an 11-line excerpt is not evidence for one value, it is close to quoting the page.
#3 records the design that would fix it — two excerpts per item, one for the name and one for the amount, each pointing at its own line with no adjacency requirement between them — and why it is not in this PR: it changes the schema and the prompt.
#2 stays open for the per-page rendering half you originally raised.
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@AndrewDongminYoo, thanks for the precise scope update.
Issue #3 tracks the item-evidence limitation separately. The current evidence cap correctly rejects distant name-to-amount excerpts from column-flattened iOS Vision output.
The proposed two-excerpt item model requires schema and prompt changes. It is out of scope for this PR.
Issue #2 still tracks the remaining per-page rendering work. This thread remains open for that work.
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Repo: AndrewDongminYoo/receipt-evidence PR: 1
File: apps/mobile/App.tsx:34-34
Timestamp: 2026-08-24T03:58:30.290Z
Learning: In the receipt-evidence mobile flow, iOS Vision can flatten receipt tables into separate OCR columns, placing an item name and its amount many lines apart. GitHub issue `#3` tracks the required contract and prompt redesign: each extracted item needs separate name and amount excerpts, each anchored to its own OCR line, without requiring adjacent evidence. The existing excerpt-length cap must continue to reject large combined excerpts as insufficient evidence.
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| async function handleImageChange(event: ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) { | ||
| const file = event.target.files?.[0]; | ||
| if (!file) { | ||
| setImage(null); | ||
| setSendImage(false); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| // Both helpers reject — an unreadable file, an undecodable image (a HEIC | ||
| // on a browser without support, a truncated download). Uncaught, the | ||
| // rejection was silent and `image` kept its previous value, so the next | ||
| // extraction drew boxes over the wrong photo. | ||
| try { | ||
| const dataUrl = await readFileAsDataUrl(file); | ||
| const { width, height } = await loadImage(dataUrl); | ||
| setImage({ dataUrl, naturalWidth: width, naturalHeight: height }); | ||
| setError(null); | ||
| } catch (err) { | ||
| setImage(null); | ||
| setSendImage(false); | ||
| setError(`could not read that image: ${err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)}`); | ||
| } |
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Reset consent and invalidate the prior image on every replacement.
When a reviewer opts in for image A and then selects image B, this handler keeps sendImage enabled and retains image A until B finishes loading. A submit in that interval sends A. After B loads, a submit sends B without a new opt-in.
Clear image and reset sendImage before reading every selected file. Track the current selection so a late completion from an older FileReader or Image load cannot restore an obsolete image.
Proposed fix
-import { useMemo, useState } from "react";
+import { useMemo, useRef, useState } from "react";
export default function Page() {
+ const imageLoadSequence = useRef(0);
const [ocrText, setOcrText] = useState("");
async function handleImageChange(event: ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) {
+ const sequence = ++imageLoadSequence.current;
const file = event.target.files?.[0];
+ setImage(null);
+ setSendImage(false);
if (!file) {
- setImage(null);
- setSendImage(false);
return;
}
try {
const dataUrl = await readFileAsDataUrl(file);
const { width, height } = await loadImage(dataUrl);
+ if (sequence !== imageLoadSequence.current) return;
setImage({ dataUrl, naturalWidth: width, naturalHeight: height });
setError(null);
} catch (err) {
+ if (sequence !== imageLoadSequence.current) return;
setImage(null);
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| async function handleImageChange(event: ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) { | |
| const file = event.target.files?.[0]; | |
| if (!file) { | |
| setImage(null); | |
| setSendImage(false); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| // Both helpers reject — an unreadable file, an undecodable image (a HEIC | |
| // on a browser without support, a truncated download). Uncaught, the | |
| // rejection was silent and `image` kept its previous value, so the next | |
| // extraction drew boxes over the wrong photo. | |
| try { | |
| const dataUrl = await readFileAsDataUrl(file); | |
| const { width, height } = await loadImage(dataUrl); | |
| setImage({ dataUrl, naturalWidth: width, naturalHeight: height }); | |
| setError(null); | |
| } catch (err) { | |
| setImage(null); | |
| setSendImage(false); | |
| setError(`could not read that image: ${err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)}`); | |
| } | |
| async function handleImageChange(event: ChangeEvent<HTMLInputElement>) { | |
| const sequence = ++imageLoadSequence.current; | |
| const file = event.target.files?.[0]; | |
| setImage(null); | |
| setSendImage(false); | |
| if (!file) { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| // Both helpers reject — an unreadable file, an undecodable image (a HEIC | |
| // on a browser without support, a truncated download). Uncaught, the | |
| // rejection was silent and `image` kept its previous value, so the next | |
| // extraction drew boxes over the wrong photo. | |
| try { | |
| const dataUrl = await readFileAsDataUrl(file); | |
| const { width, height } = await loadImage(dataUrl); | |
| if (sequence !== imageLoadSequence.current) return; | |
| setImage({ dataUrl, naturalWidth: width, naturalHeight: height }); | |
| setError(null); | |
| } catch (err) { | |
| if (sequence !== imageLoadSequence.current) return; | |
| setImage(null); | |
| setSendImage(false); | |
| setError(`could not read that image: ${err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err)}`); | |
| } |
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In `@apps/web/app/page.tsx` around lines 168 - 188, Update handleImageChange to
clear the existing image and reset sendImage immediately whenever a new file is
selected, before readFileAsDataUrl or loadImage runs. Track the latest file
selection and only apply successful or failed async results for that current
selection, preventing late FileReader or image-load completions from restoring
an obsolete image.
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Fixed in 006c635, and Codex raised the same thing. The reset moved to the top of the handler, before any await, so it covers the replace path and the async decode window rather than only the clear and error paths. A stale result was riding in the same hole: it repainted photo A's evidence boxes onto photo B's pixels, so it clears there too.
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@AndrewDongminYoo, the immediate resets correctly close the consent carryover and stale-result display window.
The asynchronous replacement race remains. handleImageChange does not track the current file selection. If image A finishes decoding after image B is selected, image A can still call setImage(...) at Line 186. The UI can then show image A after the user selected image B.
Please add a current-selection token, such as a useRef sequence counter, and check it after each asynchronous operation before updating state.
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Right, and thank you for re-checking rather than taking the first fix at its word — the resets closed the carryover and left the race behind them.
Fixed in c1183ac with the token you suggested. selectionCounter is a useRef, bumped at the start of each selection and re-read after the awaits; both the success and the error path bail when a newer selection has superseded them. A ref rather than state because the check has to be readable by a continuation that started before the newer selection existed, and bumping it must not re-render.
Verified by reading, not by a test: this page has no automated test by design (the plan's Task 15 says "its job is to be looked at") and the repository has no React test harness — adding one for this would be a larger decision than the fix.
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@AndrewDongminYoo, the non-empty replacement path is now protected. The useRef token correctly prevents image A from overwriting image B.
One stale path remains. At Line 182, an empty file selection returns before Line 188 increments selectionCounter. If image A is decoding and the user clears the file input, image A can still pass the equality check at Line 196 and restore itself.
Increment selectionCounter before the if (!file) return check. This makes clearing the input invalidate all pending image loads.
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Both halves are closed now. The reset moved to the top of the handler in 006c635, and the async race that was still standing behind it — a slower decode for photo A overwriting photo B — is fixed in c1183ac with a useRef selection token. Codex reached the same finding independently on the same commit.
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@AndrewDongminYoo, the replacement path is protected, but the clear path is still not protected.
At Line 182, handleImageChange returns for an empty selection before Line 188 increments selectionCounter.current.
If image A is still decoding and the user clears the input, image A keeps the current counter value. Its continuation can pass the check at Line 196 and restore image A after the clear.
Increment selectionCounter.current before if (!file) return. This invalidates pending image loads for both a replacement and a cleared selection.
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…used expo run:ios raised expo 57.0.14 -> 57.0.15 and expo-file-system 57.0.4 -> 57.0.5 while generating the native project, and bumped packageManager to pnpm 11.22.0. The CLI prints "Updated package.json | no changes" while doing it, so this was only visible in git status. Adopted rather than reverted: these are the versions the build that succeeded compiled and linked against, and the build is better evidence than the pin. 94 tests pass, both typechecks exit 0, and the lockfile is already frozen-install clean.
…lhost On a physical iPhone the app failed with "Could not connect to the server": API_URL defaulted to http://localhost:3000, and a phone's localhost is the phone. The escape hatch made it worse. EXPO_PUBLIC_* is substituted by babel-preset-expo's inline-env-vars plugin during Metro's transform, so the value must be in Metro's environment — the README told you to put it on expo run:ios, which reaches the native build and never the bundle whenever a dev server is already up. expo run:ios prints "Skipping dev server" in exactly that case, which is what happened here. The default is now Constants.expoConfig.hostUri, the Metro address this bundle was loaded from and therefore an address this device can reach. The env var still wins when set. README corrected.
…annot fail
Three holes, from the hosted Codex review (P1) and a local review pass.
1. buildItem checked only the amount, so a model could quote a real priced
row and attach any name and quantity it liked — {name: "Whisky",
quantity: 99, amountMinor: 4500} citing "커피 4,500" verified, and both
clients showed the invented name under a verified badge. Name and any
supplied quantity are now checked against the same line.
2. excerptContainsText was a bare substring test, so a truncated reference
verified against the line that stated the full one ("12345" against
"승인번호 A-12345") and "TOTAL" verified against "SUBTOTAL 12.99". The
match now has to stand on its own token boundaries.
3. The disagreement check ran on parser values too, where both sides are the
same analyze() over the same text. Measured across all 12 fixtures it
produced an empty list — including the five totals expected.json marks
wrong — which reads as "cross-checked and consistent". It is scoped to
model values now, and says at its definition that nothing cross-checks
the parser.
One fixture was corrected rather than the rule: a test called an item
"backed by real evidence" while claiming quantity 1 for a line that prints
no count. Each of the three guard halves was deleted in turn and the suite
watched to fail; the name check needed its own case, because the first one
also failed on the quantity.
…s zone eating dates Two defects a local review pass found by running the pipeline. The parser was handed pages[0] only. On a scan whose first page is the shop header and whose totals are on the second, analyze's largest-amount fallback fires on a page with no money at all: measured, a street number shipped as paidTotal 123 with verified: true, and currency came back KRW for a dollar receipt. The mobile app scans with maxPages: 3, so this was its ordinary path. Every page's text is now parsed as the one document it is, and a new pageOfLine maps the evidence back to the page it is actually on. analyze's "not in the future" rule compares against the SERVER's clock while building each candidate as LOCAL midnight, so on a UTC-deployed server every Korean receipt bought between 00:00 and 09:00 KST read as future-dated and lost its purchaseDate. Same instant, same receipt: the date survives under TZ=Asia/Seoul and is null under TZ=UTC. The reference now carries a day of slack, which covers every offset on earth. Both regressions were watched to fail with the fix reverted, and the timezone one pins TZ inside the test — under the author's own zone the unpadded case passes and the assertion would have proved nothing. The suite passes in Asia/Seoul, UTC and America/New_York.
…ndaries Consent (Codex P2, CodeRabbit Major): resetting sendImage only on the clear and error paths left the replace path open, so a checkbox ticked for photo A authorised photo B, and the window stayed open during the async decode. The old image, its consent and the result whose boxes were computed against it are now all cleared the moment a new file is chosen, before any await — the stale result was repainting A's boxes onto B's pixels. imageDataUrl (CodeRabbit): validated as any string while being forwarded verbatim into the model request's image_url. It must now be a base64 image data URL. route.ts: the catch wrapped all of extract() while asserting the model call was the only thing that could fail, so a bug in the parser or the guards came back as a 502 model failure carrying a raw JS message — the same misdiagnosis the request validator was written to eliminate. The client is wrapped so the two are distinguishable: 502 upstream, 500 for this service's own bug. CI: least-privilege permissions, and persist-credentials: false so checkout's token is not left in .git/config for later steps to reuse.
…d be either row minorUnits scales in doubles where the Dart source uses a 64-bit int, so a long run silently rounded: "123456789012345.67" came back as 12345678901234568, one off what the line printed, and excerptContainsAmount then verified a value never on it — both are the same double and Number.isInteger cannot tell. MAX_WHOLE_DIGITS is 15, so the port was unsafe over its own top two digit-lengths. A value that cannot be represented is skipped like a barcode. anchorToLines returned the first matching line, so a receipt that repeats a row — SUBTOTAL/TAX/TOTAL/VISA over 5.50/0.53/6.03/6.03, a shape total.ts documents — boxed the VISA row's evidence on the TOTAL row. Right value, wrong pixels, no signal. Ambiguity now fails closed to null, which is an already-supported state: the value still verifies and still ships. And the model is now told which header fields the parser left blank (Codex P2). The prompt always claimed it was, but nothing conveyed them, so the model guessed and extract discarded every answer for a filled field — on this corpus that is merchant and paidTotal on 12 of 12, generated and billed on every request. Field names only: sending the parser's values would invite an echo, and an echo is not independent evidence.
CLAUDE.md restated a test count that was already wrong (87 against 108); no document restates it now — pnpm test owns the number. The README said the pipeline never asks the model for a date. With the missing-field list that is now nearly true, and the sentence says which case is the exception rather than overclaiming. apps/web/tsconfig.json's include skipped every .tsx file the app owns (the root config covered them, so nothing was unchecked — the project file just did not describe itself). Dev dependencies floated on ^ while CLAUDE.md says versions are pinned. Task 14's live interface list still named the removed guard, and .box carried a title tooltip that pointer-events: none made unreachable. Two comments asserted things their sources contradict: evidence.ts claimed the scanner's ocrLines[] shares its indexing, where the package's types say it explicitly does not; and capture.ts described a confidence branch that DEFAULT_OCR_FLOOR makes inert in production.
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Clearing the old image, its consent and its result up front closed the carryover, but not the race behind it: decoding is asynchronous, so a superseded selection still resolved and called setImage. Pick photo A, then photo B before A finishes, and A lands afterwards — the page shows A while the file input says B, which is the consent bug wearing a different hat. A ref counter, not state: the check has to be readable by a continuation that started before the newer selection existed, and bumping it must not re-render. Both the success and the error path bail when superseded. Found by CodeRabbit on the round confirming the previous fix. Verified by reading — this page has no automated test by design (plan Task 15: "its job is to be looked at"), and the repository has no React test harness.
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Measured against the real running server: POST /api/extract with -d 'not json' came back 500 "OPENAI_API_KEY is not configured". The key check ran first, so a caller who sent garbage was told about the server's config instead of their own request — answering the wrong question about the wrong party, which is the failure this boundary has spent the whole PR fixing. The route's own tests could not see it: they set the key. They now delete it, so the malformed-request cases assert what an unconfigured deployment actually returns. Reverting the order fails two of them. The mobile app also prints the API base URL it resolved, on the idle screen and beside a failure. "Could not connect to the server" reads identically whether the API is down, the phone is on another network, or the app resolved a host it can never reach, and telling those apart cost a round trip each time.
…fest this app has no reader for The screen said http://localhost:3000, which is what the diagnostic was for. Constants.expoConfig?.hostUri is undefined on the device, so the derivation fell through to the fallback and the phone posted to itself. The mechanism is in expo-constants' own Constants.js: expoConfig reads the NATIVE manifest, which is written by the dev launcher (expo-dev-client) or expo-updates. This app installs neither, so that manifest is empty. The manifest Metro serves over HTTP does carry hostUri — I verified that and took it as proof the value would be there — but it is not the manifest expo-constants reads. Checking the server told me nothing about the client. React Native's SourceCode.scriptURL is the bundle URL the app actually booted from: the app is running, so a bundle came from somewhere, which makes it the one source whose presence is not an assumption. A release build's file:// URL yields no host and falls back correctly, pinned by a test. expo-constants is dropped again — it was added for a value it cannot supply here.
The first real device capture, a 7-Eleven receipt, printed 합 계 and 부 가 세 rather than 합계 and 부가세. Against the tight-only pattern the label missed, selectTotal fell through to its largest-amount fallback, and the product BARCODE 4001686375754 shipped as the paid total — verified, with a box drawn over it on the photo. A deliberate deviation from the Dart source, which carries the same patterns. This system's contract is that a value ships with evidence a reader can check, and a barcode presented as a total is what that contract exists to prevent. Latin labels are untouched: OCR does not letter-space them. TOTAL_LABEL, OTHER_AMOUNT_LABEL and REFERENCE_LABEL all tolerate it now, since 부 가 세 missing would have made a tax row a total candidate. The 12-receipt corpus never showed this — its Korean fixtures print their labels tight — which is the whole argument for a device pass. Corpus gate unchanged at 24 passing; reverting the tolerance fails the new tests.
…ted it on The first device capture rejected a correct reading: a Korean receipt prints an item's name, its barcode and its price on three lines, the model quoted all three, and evidence had to be exactly one line. Under that rule most Korean line items could never verify. Evidence is now a run of up to MAX_EVIDENCE_LINES adjacent lines, and the anchor draws the rectangle enclosing them. verifyEvidence and anchorToLines both call one findLineRuns, for the same reason they already shared normalize: a value that verified against a run the anchor could not find would be unshowable. Three rules keep the relaxation from undoing the guard, each with a test that fails when it is removed. Lines must be ADJACENT, so a label from the top cannot be joined to an amount from the bottom. The match must BEGIN in the run's first line, or a run is a later match with unquoted padding in front — which also made an unambiguous excerpt count twice and lose its box. And the CAP stops a model quoting the whole page and having every value in it verify, which is the empty-excerpt failure in a longer coat. The old "rejects an excerpt spliced from two lines" test was re-aimed at non-adjacent lines rather than deleted: what it was protecting still holds.
…ipt used Second device capture, same store: OCR split the quantity onto its own line, so the item ran name / 8801019320293 / 1 / 2,000 — four lines. At a cap of three a correct model reading was rejected again, the same way the one-line rule rejected the first capture's three. Raised against that capture, which is exactly the evidence the cap's own note asked for before raising it. The bound exists to stop a model quoting the page whole, not to be tight: a receipt runs to dozens of lines. The app also logs each page's OCR text in dev builds. Every defect found on a real receipt so far has turned on its exact line structure — where the printer spaced a label, whether OCR kept a row together or split it — and without the text a capture can only be argued about from a screenshot. I guessed at three plausible shapes for this one and reproduced none of them.
The second device capture reported Paid total: 182, which is the 부가세 on a 2,000 won receipt. Reproduced exactly — same value, same "182" evidence — by ordering the lines the way the capture's own evidence strings showed OCR had: the reference came back as 승인번호\n23400400, so Vision splits a visual row at a wide column gap, and the big bold 합계 sorted ABOVE the 부 가 세 row it sits below on paper. Three defects, each with a test that fails when its fix is reverted. columnAlignedValue paired the nth label with the nth value, which assumes OCR emitted both runs in the same order. It did not. A currency glyph is the receipt's own answer to which number is the total — subtotal and tax print bare, the total gets the marker — so when exactly one value in the column carries one, that is the total whatever order the labels landed in. Exactly one, because a receipt marking every value tells us nothing by marking them; that still falls through to pairing, which the stacked SUBTOTAL:/TAX:/TOTAL: block over bare 5.50/0.53/6.03 needs. The split-total lookahead walked past a label carrying no amount, handing 합계 the number 부 가 세 had named. It stops there now. And # before a digit is a won glyph: printers without ₩ in their font print 합계 #2,000, and this one does, so the correct total was not even readable as an amount. Narrow on purpose — # before a letter is a store number, and 뚝섬리버빌점#19345 must not become money.
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Builds the whole project: a deterministic receipt parser ported from a stopped Dart project, the evidence guards that check what a model says about a receipt,
POST /api/extract, a demo page, and an Expo capture app.The argument, and the measurement behind it
The parser was ported first and measured against 12 real anonymised receipts before any model was involved. Re-derive the table with
node scripts/measure-corpus.mjs.The spec originally claimed the parser derives no items at all. Measuring it showed something more useful: it returns one on 3 receipts and every one is invented, reading a barcode fragment like
HE500* 100as an item namedHE500*priced at 100. A deterministic parser fails the same way a model does — confidently, with no signal attached — which is why evidence, independent arithmetic, and marking the unsupported apply to both halves rather than to the model alone. The spec and plan were corrected to the measurement.What is here
packages/contract— the parser (a statement-by-statement port, gated on the source project's own 12-receipt corpus), the guards, the arithmetic re-check, anchoring, the zod schema, and the response types every client shares.apps/web—POST /api/extractand a demo page that renders each value beside the line it was read from.apps/mobile— the Expo capture app: document scanner, on-device OCR, one request, evidence boxes on the photo..github/workflows/ci.yml—pnpm testandpnpm typecheckon Node 24.94 tests, no network and no device in any of them.
pnpm typecheckcovers the workspace and, separately, the mobile app under Expo's compiler settings.Review findings addressed in this branch
A review of the finished branch found three defects in the guard layer, all reproduced by running the pipeline rather than reading it:
purchaseDateof1999-01-01, cited to a real line readingBLUE BOTTLE, came backverified: truewith an emptyunverifiedlist. OnlyverifyEvidenceran on those paths.1299quoted fromSANDWICH 12.99— was reported unverified. Half the corpus is English, so this was every honest USD amount.Together those inverted the report the project exists to produce: honest values flagged, invented ones passed. The ported
excerptContainsValueis replaced byexcerptContainsAmount(which reads a line through the parser's ownamountsOnLine, so guard and parser cannot disagree about what an amount is) andexcerptContainsText; a date is checked by re-parsing its cited line. Parser-derived fields now run the same guards as model-derived ones — measured over all 12 fixtures that changes no outcome, which is stated at the site rather than claimed otherwise.Also fixed: the demo page uploaded the receipt photo to the model on every request while its own label said the image was only used to draw boxes (now opt-in, off by default); request bodies are validated per page instead of cast, so a malformed page is a 400 naming the expected shape rather than a 502 carrying a raw
TypeError; the mobile overlay filters evidence boxes to the page it is drawing on; andmeasure-corpus.mjsreads dates with local getters, verified identical underTZ=Asia/SeoulandTZ=America/Los_Angeles.Three findings were declined with reasons, recorded in the branch's progress ledger. The main one:
reparseAmountruns the full parser on each cited excerpt, and that is the point — it is an independent second reading, so replacing it with the cheaper single-purpose call would make the disagreement check share the code path it exists to cross-check.Not done, and it needs a person
The mobile device pass has never run. No
expo prebuild, no native build, no capture on a real phone.apps/mobiletypechecks and its floor logic is unit-tested, but nothing in it has executed. The most likely thing to break on first launch isnew File(image.uri).base64()— whetherexpo-file-systemaccepts the scanner's percent-encodedfile://URI.One thing to know before that pass:
DEFAULT_OCR_FLOORis{minTextLength: 12, minLines: 2, minConfidence: 0}, which any real receipt clears. Scanning two ordinary receipts therefore exercises the text path twice and the image fallback zero times. Seeing the fallback fire needs a deliberately unreadable capture — a mostly-blank scrap, or a badly-lit corner.POST /api/extractweb flow and demo. It combines parser results with model results, validates requests, and sends images only with explicit user consent.