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When Claude rewrites a dictation (clean-up, prompt mode, translation, speech level), the history shows the words as heard under the rewrite and has a button to copy either one. Entries stored before have none and look as they did. Dictations that went in untouched are unchanged.
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Flow history: keep what was heard beside the rewrite
Why
When Claude rewrites a dictation (clean-up, prompt mode, translation, speech level), only the rewrite is kept. If the rewrite is wrong, or you want the exact words you said, they are gone.
What
heardis optional, so the existinghistory.jsonstill loads).Notes
Test plan
scripts/test-localization.py,scripts/test-flow-text.shScreenshots
The rewrite on top, the words as heard under it, and a second copy button: