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commands/mod.rs — module roots and prompt builder	architecture-map-page	02-tauri-runtime	2026/05/09

commands::mod

Where you are: Architecture map → Tauri runtime → Commands → mod.rs

Plain English summary. mod.rs declares all 25 child modules (22 command modules, 3 utility modules) and exports one shared helper: build_initial_prompt. The helper is the precedence rule that decides what the Whisper initial_prompt actually is when a command receives caller-supplied prompt text plus a profile prompt plus a list of profile vocabulary terms.

At a glance

• Path: src-tauri/src/commands/mod.rs.
• LOC: 114 (60 of those are tests).
• Tauri commands exposed: none.
• Events emitted: none.
• Depends on: nothing crate-external.
• Called from: commands::transcription (whisper PCM path and file path), commands::live::start_live_transcription_session. Both call build_initial_prompt(&request_prompt, &profile.initial_prompt, &profile_terms) to assemble the final Whisper prompt before passing it into TranscriptionOptions.

What's in here

Module declarations (src-tauri/src/commands/mod.rs:1)

audio, clipboard, diagnostics, feedback, fs, hardware,
hotkey, intentions, live, llm, meeting, models,
mod (this file), nudges, paste, power, profiles,
rituals, security, tasks, transcription, transcripts,
tts, update, windows

All declared pub mod, so any sibling module can use crate::commands::name.

build_initial_prompt(request_prompt, profile_prompt, profile_terms) -> Option<String> (src-tauri/src/commands/mod.rs:39)

Precedence:

1. Caller-supplied request_prompt wins outright when non-empty (the caller has already made the decision).
2. Else: profile's stored prompt + profile terms (joined as "<profile prompt> Vocabulary: term1, term2."). The vocabulary line is the OpenWhispr pattern: feeding domain terms into Whisper's initial_prompt biases the decoder toward the correct spelling at decode time, before any LLM cleanup pass.
3. Else: profile prompt alone, or "Vocabulary: term1, term2." alone if only terms are present.
4. Else: None.

Whitespace-only terms are skipped. Whitespace-only prompts are treated as empty. The returned Option<String> is what every Whisper-side command stuffs into TranscriptionOptions::initial_prompt.

Tests (src-tauri/src/commands/mod.rs:65)

Six test cases cover each branch of the precedence rule plus whitespace handling. These are pure-function tests, no DB.

Data flow

The helper is called after the calling command has read the relevant ProfileRow and ProfileTermRows from magnotia_storage. The DB I/O lives in the calling command (so the tests in this file stay pure).

Watch-outs

• The helper does not de-duplicate terms. If the same term appears twice in profile_terms, it lands twice in the vocabulary sentence. The storage layer's add_profile_term is what enforces uniqueness, but if the terms list ever comes from somewhere else, dedup at the call site.
• Vocabulary length is not capped here. A profile with hundreds of terms will produce a very long initial_prompt, and Whisper has a context-window limit that depends on the model. If you ever ship a UI that lets users add unlimited terms, add a cap in the calling commands or here.
• The whisper.cpp initial_prompt is best-effort only. It biases decoding but does not guarantee a particular word will be produced. Profile-edit-derived corrections (commands::profiles::learn_profile_terms_from_edit_cmd) feed back into this path on the next session.

See also

• Profiles — learn_profile_terms_from_edit_cmd is what populates the profile_terms list this helper consumes.
• Transcription — both whisper paths call this helper.
• Live transcription — start_live_transcription_session calls this helper once at startup and stashes the result on the config struct.
• Commands index — back to the index.