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feat(say): auto-fallback to macos TTS when cloud provider fails - #166
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Cloud TTS (xai/openai) hits transient 5xx and voice/model mismatches on --provider overrides — neither warrants a silent end-of-task chime. On any non-macos failure that isn't voice-not-found, retry on macos with voice/model dropped. Opt out with --no-fallback.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds macOS mail search/export APIs and CLI wiring; implements daemon task timeouts with SIGTERM/SIGKILL orchestration; improves Jenkins monitoring and log parsing; introduces date/CLI/stdout/SQLite attach helpers, sqlite-vec preload diagnostics, logger hardening, and many tests. ChangesmacOS mail search & export
Daemon timeouts & runner/scheduler
Jenkins monitor & logging
Utilities, date/CLI/SQLite, sqlite-vec, logger/tools
Sequence Diagram(s) sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as "macos mail CLI"
participant Runner as "runMailSearch"
participant Index as "searchIndexReadonly (FTS)"
participant Spotlight as "mdfindMailRowids"
participant DB as "MailDatabase"
participant Ranker as "rankBySimilarity"
CLI->>Runner: search(query, options)
Runner->>Index: query FTS index (if available)
alt Index used
Index-->>Runner: rowids + snippets + scores
Runner->>DB: fetch rows by rowid
else Fallback
Runner->>Spotlight: get spotlight rowids
Runner->>DB: run LIKE/text search concurrently
Spotlight-->>Runner: spotlight rowids
DB-->>Runner: like search rows
Runner->>DB: fetch additional rows by spotlight rowids
end
Runner->>Ranker: rank messages (semantic enabled)
Ranker-->>Runner: semantic scores
Runner-->>CLI: MailSearchOutcome (messages, totalCount, methods, maps)
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This pull request introduces an automatic fallback mechanism to macOS text-to-speech when a cloud provider fails. It adds a fallback property to the SayOptions interface and a --no-fallback command-line option. The error handling logic was updated to attempt a retry using the macOS provider unless the error is a missing voice, the provider is already macOS, or fallback is explicitly disabled. Feedback suggests refactoring this logic to reduce duplication and improve clarity by consolidating the fallback conditions into a single control flow.
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| console.error(pc.red(`[say] TTS failed: ${message}`)); | ||
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| if (isVoiceNotFoundError(message)) { | ||
| console.error(pc.red(`[say] TTS failed: ${message}`)); | ||
| await printVoiceList(provider); | ||
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| // Cloud TTS is transient; macos is always available — drop provider-specific voice/model in the retry. | ||
| if (provider === "macos" || opts.fallback === false) { | ||
| console.error(pc.red(`[say] TTS failed: ${message}`)); | ||
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| console.error(pc.yellow(`[say] ${provider} failed: ${message.slice(0, 200)}`)); | ||
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| await speakCached({ mgr, text, provider: "macos", effective: macosRun, opts, stream }); | ||
| } catch (fallbackErr) { | ||
| const fmsg = fallbackErr instanceof Error ? fallbackErr.message : String(fallbackErr); | ||
| console.error(pc.red(`[say] macos fallback also failed: ${fmsg}`)); | ||
| process.exit(1); | ||
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The error handling logic in this catch block has some duplicated code and could be restructured for better clarity. The conditions for falling back are currently checked in a series of guard clauses, leading to repeated console.error calls for the failure path. You can improve this by consolidating the logic into a single if/else statement. This makes the conditions for when a fallback occurs more explicit and centralizes the no-fallback error handling path. This approach determines canFallback upfront and then branches, which makes the code easier to read and maintain while ensuring all errors are properly logged and not swallowed.
const message = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
const isVoiceNotFound = isVoiceNotFoundError(message);
// Fallback is possible for transient cloud errors, but not for config
// issues (voice not found), local provider failures, or when disabled.
const canFallback = provider !== "macos" && opts.fallback !== false && !isVoiceNotFound;
if (canFallback) {
console.error(pc.yellow("[say] " + provider + " failed: " + message.slice(0, 200)));
console.error(pc.yellow("[say] falling back to macos"));
const macosRun: EffectiveSettings = { ...effectiveForRun, voice: null, model: null };
try {
await speakCached({ mgr, text, provider: "macos", effective: macosRun, opts, stream });
} catch (fallbackErr) {
const fmsg = fallbackErr instanceof Error ? fallbackErr.message : String(fallbackErr);
console.error(pc.red("[say] macos fallback also failed: " + fmsg));
process.exit(1);
}
} else {
console.error(pc.red("[say] TTS failed: " + message));
if (isVoiceNotFound) {
await printVoiceList(provider);
}
process.exit(1);
}References
- When catching errors, avoid swallowing all errors silently. Logging unexpected errors is a good practice to improve observability and debugging.
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/gemini Skipping — the guard-clause structure here is intentional and reads cleanly: each branch handles a distinct failure case (voice-not-found, fallback-disabled, fallback). The consolidated if/else is a lateral move, not a clear improvement, and project guidance is to avoid refactoring beyond what the task requires.
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I understand your perspective regarding the structure of the error handling. While I previously suggested a consolidated approach, I respect the project's guidance to prioritize existing patterns and avoid unnecessary refactoring. The current guard-clause structure is indeed clear and handles the distinct failure cases effectively. I have no further comments on this thread.
…uild completion wfapi can hold a run IN_PROGRESS for minutes after every flow node has finished (multibranch dispatcher pipelines that keep the parent run open for downstream bookkeeping). After 3 stale polls, cross-check the build's authoritative /api/json?tree=building,result state and end the monitor from there. Also strip ANSI "conceal" sequences that leak HashAnchor pipeline IDs into raw log output.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@src/daemon/lib/register.ts`:
- Around line 12-13: Validate timeoutMs before persisting task config: ensure
the shared persistence function that writes task configs (e.g.,
persistTaskConfig / saveTaskConfig in register.ts) rejects or normalizes invalid
values for the timeoutMs field — treat undefined as absent, and require a finite
positive integer > 0; explicitly guard against 0, negative numbers, NaN, and
Infinity, throwing or returning a validation error (or removing the field)
before saving so callers of register/task registration do not need to repeat
checks.
In `@src/jenkins-mcp/lib/monitor.ts`:
- Line 229: The current assignment for duration can yield undefined if both
state.duration and snap.durationMillis are missing; update the computation so it
uses nullish coalescing to prefer state.duration, then snap.durationMillis, and
finally a numeric fallback (e.g., 0) so the variable duration is always a
number; adjust the place where duration is set (referencing state.duration,
snap.durationMillis, and the local duration variable) so that subsequent calls
to emit and formatDuration always receive a defined numeric value.
- Around line 80-95: mapJenkinsResult currently maps unknown Jenkins result
strings to "FAILED" silently; update the function to log unexpected result
values before returning the default so operators can see anomalous states.
Inside mapJenkinsResult, detect the default branch and call the project's logger
(or console if no logger is available) to record the raw result string and
context (e.g., "mapJenkinsResult received unknown result: <result>") and then
return "FAILED"; reference the mapJenkinsResult function and the default case to
locate where to add the logging.
- Around line 224-249: The code calls getBuildState when pollsWithoutDelta >=
STALE_POLLS_BEFORE_API_FALLBACK but doesn't catch errors, so a network/HTTP
failure will throw and terminate monitoring; wrap the await
getBuildState(client, jobPath, build) call in a try/catch, handle errors
similarly to getStages (log or increment a retry counter and continue the
polling loop), and only proceed to mapJenkinsResult, emitErrorsForFailedStages,
emit(... "end") and notifyTransition when the call succeeds; reference the
pollsWithoutDelta check, getBuildState, mapJenkinsResult,
emitErrorsForFailedStages and the emit(...) "end" block when applying the fix.
In `@src/macos/commands/mail/search-download.ts`:
- Around line 71-77: Validate options.mode at runtime before casting: check that
options.mode is one of the allowed MailSearchMode values (e.g., compare against
the MailSearchMode enum/string union or a helper like isMailSearchMode) and
throw/exit with a clear error if invalid; then pass the validated value into
runMailSearch (replace (options.mode as MailSearchMode) with the validated
variable). Alternatively, add a Commander-level validator using .choices([...])
for the mode flag so only valid modes are accepted. Ensure references are to
options.mode and runMailSearch/MailSearchMode in your change.
In `@src/macos/commands/mail/search.e2e.test.ts`:
- Line 25: Update the non-strict SafeJSON.parse calls to use strict parsing for
subprocess output by passing the strict flag to SafeJSON.parse (mirror the
pattern used at the correct example on line 154); specifically change the
SafeJSON.parse usages at the top-level test assertions (the calls referenced in
the diff and at the other two locations) to call SafeJSON.parse with the strict
parameter enabled so malformed JSON (comments, trailing commas) from subprocess
stdout will be rejected.
In `@src/macos/lib/mail/columns.test.ts`:
- Around line 268-287: Consolidate the duplicated test helpers by replacing
makeMockMessage and fakeMessage with a single parameterized factory (e.g.,
makeMessage or buildMockMessage) that returns a MailMessage with sensible
defaults (rowid, subject, senderAddress, senderName, dateSent/dateReceived,
mailbox, account, read, flagged, size, attachments) and accepts
Partial<MailMessage> overrides; update all tests to call the new factory
(replace usages of makeMockMessage and fakeMessage), remove the redundant
helper, and ensure the factory preserves existing behavior such as default
attachments and dates so tests continue to pass.
In `@src/utils/database/attach.ts`:
- Around line 23-25: The code currently only sets uri.search = "mode=ro" when
mode === "ro", leaving the "rw" case implicit; update the attach logic in
src/utils/database/attach.ts to explicitly set uri.search = "mode=rw" when mode
=== "rw" (i.e., handle both branches of the mode variable) so intent is clear
and both branches consistently set uri.search; ensure you reference the same
mode variable and uri.search assignment used in the current attach function.
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In SQLite URI filenames, what is the default open mode when modeis omitted, and how does it differ frommode=rw?
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When the mode parameter is omitted in SQLite URI filenames, the database opens using the default behavior determined by the flags passed to sqlite3_open_v2 or equivalent interfaces. Typically, with standard flags like SQLITE_OPEN_READWRITE | SQLITE_OPEN_CREATE, it opens read-write and creates the file if it does not exist [1][2]. This matches the behavior of ordinary filenames without URI parameters [1].
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Consider explicitly setting the mode parameter for consistency.
When mode is "rw", the code omits the URI mode parameter and relies on SQLite's default read-write behavior. While SQLite does default to read-write when the mode parameter is absent, explicitly setting mode=rw would make the intent clearer and keep the handling consistent between "ro" and "rw" cases.
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In `@src/utils/database/attach.ts` around lines 23 - 25, The code currently only
sets uri.search = "mode=ro" when mode === "ro", leaving the "rw" case implicit;
update the attach logic in src/utils/database/attach.ts to explicitly set
uri.search = "mode=rw" when mode === "rw" (i.e., handle both branches of the
mode variable) so intent is clear and both branches consistently set uri.search;
ensure you reference the same mode variable and uri.search assignment used in
the current attach function.
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@coderabbitai Skipping — the asymmetry is intentional and documented in the function comment. Explicitly setting mode=rw is also a behavior change: mode=rw requires the file to already exist and will not create it, whereas the current default open flags create it. Keeping the rw case implicit preserves create-on-attach.
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@genesiscz, understood — that's an important SQLite URI nuance. mode=rw maps to SQLITE_OPEN_READWRITE without SQLITE_OPEN_CREATE, so it will fail if the file doesn't exist, while omitting the parameter preserves the default flags (including create). The asymmetry is correct as-is. Apologies for the noise.
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Learning: In `src/utils/database/attach.ts` (genesiscz/GenesisTools), the `attachReadonly` function intentionally omits the `mode=` URI parameter when `mode === "rw"`. This preserves SQLite's default open behavior (SQLITE_OPEN_READWRITE | SQLITE_OPEN_CREATE), which creates the file if it doesn't exist. Explicitly setting `mode=rw` in the URI would change semantics: SQLite's `mode=rw` URI flag maps to SQLITE_OPEN_READWRITE without SQLITE_OPEN_CREATE, causing an error if the file is absent. Do not suggest unifying the two branches by always setting `uri.search = \`mode=${mode}\`` — the asymmetry is intentional.
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File: src/utils/string.ts:100-103
Timestamp: 2026-03-26T00:12:19.016Z
Learning: In this repo’s utility files (src/utils/**/*.ts), prefer minimal JSDoc for functions like truncatePath(path, maxLength). Do not add “obvious” implementation details (e.g., explicitly listing handled path separators such as / and \\) when the function/parameter names are self-documenting. Only expand JSDoc when there is non-obvious rationale, important design constraints, or edge-case behavior that would otherwise be unclear to reviewers.
Learnt from: genesiscz
Repo: genesiscz/GenesisTools PR: 163
File: src/debugging-master/core/dashboard-server.ts:115-127
Timestamp: 2026-05-05T03:52:21.057Z
Learning: When reviewing Bun.serve fetch handlers in this repo, don’t treat `req.signal` as possibly `undefined` at runtime. Bun guarantees an `AbortSignal` on every incoming Request, so `req.signal?.addEventListener(...)` is unnecessary for runtime safety and is only a TypeScript narrowing artifact (e.g., the type might be `AbortSignal | null`). Therefore, don’t raise concerns about SSE/subscription cleanup being skipped because `req.signal` could be missing; cleanup decisions should be based on the actual handler lifecycle, not an imagined runtime absence of `req.signal`.
Learnt from: genesiscz
Repo: genesiscz/GenesisTools PR: 163
File: src/indexer/lib/sources/mail-source.dateSent.probe.test.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-05-05T11:58:33.420Z
Learning: This repo uses Biome 2.x. The console lint rule is `noConsole` (located at `lint/suspicious/noConsole`), not `noConsoleLog`. In this codebase, `noConsole` is disabled in `biome.json`, so adding a `// biome-ignore lint/suspicious/noConsole:<...>` suppression comment is a no-op and should be avoided (CI flags it as having no effect). When reviewing, do not suggest adding Biome suppression comments for console usage; if a `console.*` call must remain, leave it without a `biome-ignore` comment.
- daemon: validate timeoutMs is finite and > 0 in registerTask - jenkins-mcp: log unknown Jenkins results; guard getBuildState in api-json fallback; use nullish coalescing for duration - macos-mail: validate --mode at the boundary via shared resolveMailSearchMode - macos-mail: use strict SafeJSON.parse for subprocess JSON in e2e tests
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Summary
tools saynow retries on the macos TTS provider when a non-macos provider fails — voice and model are stripped in the retry since they're provider-specific. Triggered by hitting two cloud-TTS failures in one session:xaireturning500 Internal Server Error — "no healthy upstream"(grpc_status:14)openairejecting an xAI-shaped voice id withinvalid_request_errorwhen the savedclaudeprofile was used via--provider openaiEnd-of-task chimes and other ambient signals shouldn't silently die on a transient cloud outage.
Behavior
macosprovider failure that isn't voice-not-found, prints a yellow warning, retries on macos (voice/model dropped).404/voice X not found) still print the voice list and exit — config error, not transient.--no-fallback: opt out for CI scripts that should hard-fail on a cloud outage.macos: no retry, original red error + exit 1 (current behavior).Test plan
X_AI_API_KEY=invalid-key tools say "fallback smoke test" --app claude --provider xai→ prints[say] xai failed: ...then[say] falling back to macos, macos voice speaks the phrase.--no-fallback→ exits 1 with original error, no fallback.tools say "hello" --provider macoswith broken config → no retry loop (exits 1 as before).tsgo --noEmitclean forsrc/say/.bunx biome check src/say/index.tsclean.process.exit(1)in that branch).Summary by CodeRabbit
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