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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)Reviewer's GuideAdds explanatory inline comments to document the weighted random feedback-type generation logic and explicit probability distributions in the simulator hook. File-Level Changes
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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:
- Since the probabilities are now documented and somewhat domain-specific, consider extracting the magic numbers into named constants or a configuration object so that future changes to the distribution are less error-prone and stay in sync with the comments.
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- Since the probabilities are now documented and somewhat domain-specific, consider extracting the magic numbers into named constants or a configuration object so that future changes to the distribution are less error-prone and stay in sync with the comments.Help me be more useful! Please click 👍 or 👎 on each comment and I'll use the feedback to improve your reviews.
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Inline docs are clearer, but the hard-coded thresholds and the new percentage comments can diverge over time. Consider moving probabilities into named weights (or a helper) so the logic and documentation stay consistent.
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src/simulator/hooks/useSimulator.ts:213-213
The added percentage comments help, but they can easily drift from the actual thresholds (0.7,0.85,0.3,0.6,0.8) during future edits. Consider encoding the weights as named constants (or a small weighted-pick helper) so the “docs” and the logic can’t diverge.
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What changed
- Expanded inline documentation in
generateFeedbackType(...)to explain why weighted randomness ("magic numbers") is used to simulate non-deterministic therapeutic responses. - Added explicit percentage breakdowns for the two probability branches:
- When a recommended technique is used (
70%/15%/15%). - When no recommended technique is used (
30%/30%/20%/20%).
- When a recommended technique is used (
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Pull request overview
Adds inline documentation to generateFeedbackType to clarify the rationale for its weighted random selection and to explain the intended probability distribution behind the numeric thresholds.
Changes:
- Added explanatory comments describing why weighted randomness (and “magic numbers”) are used for feedback generation.
- Documented the probability breakdown for feedback outcomes when recommended techniques are (and are not) used.
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| } else if (rand < 0.3) { | ||
| // 30% chance of POSITIVE, 30% DEVELOPMENTAL, 20% TECHNIQUE_SUGGESTION, 20% ALTERNATIVE_APPROACH | ||
| return FeedbackType.POSITIVE | ||
| } else if (rand < 0.6) { |
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The probability breakdown comment is placed inside the else if (rand < 0.3) branch, which can read as if that branch itself has a 30/30/20/20 distribution (but it actually returns POSITIVE 100% of the time once inside). Move this comment to the start of the !usedRecommendedTechnique path (e.g., immediately after the closing brace of the usedRecommendedTechnique block / before the first rand threshold check) so it clearly documents the distribution for the whole else-case.
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src/simulator/hooks/useSimulator.ts (1)
229-238: Relocate the comment for better clarity.The comment on line 230 describes the probability distribution for the entire else branch (all four cases: POSITIVE, DEVELOPMENTAL, TECHNIQUE_SUGGESTION, ALTERNATIVE_APPROACH), but it's currently placed inside the first condition block (
rand < 0.3). This positioning makes it appear as though it only documents the POSITIVE case, which is confusing.Move the comment to before line 229 to clearly indicate it describes the entire branch structure, similar to how the comment on line 221 is positioned.
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} -} else if (rand < 0.3) { - // 30% chance of POSITIVE, 30% DEVELOPMENTAL, 20% TECHNIQUE_SUGGESTION, 20% ALTERNATIVE_APPROACH +} else { + // 30% chance of POSITIVE, 30% DEVELOPMENTAL, 20% TECHNIQUE_SUGGESTION, 20% ALTERNATIVE_APPROACH + if (rand < 0.3) { return FeedbackType.POSITIVE } else if (rand < 0.6) { return FeedbackType.DEVELOPMENTAL } else if (rand < 0.8) { return FeedbackType.TECHNIQUE_SUGGESTION } else { return FeedbackType.ALTERNATIVE_APPROACH } +}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/simulator/hooks/useSimulator.ts` around lines 229 - 238, The inline comment that describes the probability distribution for the entire else-if branch is currently placed inside the first condition (rand < 0.3) and should be moved to precede the whole branch so it's clear it applies to all four outcomes; edit the else-if chain in useSimulator.ts around the code that checks rand and returns FeedbackType.POSITIVE / DEVELOPMENTAL / TECHNIQUE_SUGGESTION / ALTERNATIVE_APPROACH so the comment appears immediately before the first else if (rand < 0.3) line (or the else block start) rather than inside the POSITIVE branch, preserving the same wording about the 30%/30%/20%/20% distribution.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/simulator/hooks/useSimulator.ts`:
- Around line 229-238: The inline comment that describes the probability
distribution for the entire else-if branch is currently placed inside the first
condition (rand < 0.3) and should be moved to precede the whole branch so it's
clear it applies to all four outcomes; edit the else-if chain in useSimulator.ts
around the code that checks rand and returns FeedbackType.POSITIVE /
DEVELOPMENTAL / TECHNIQUE_SUGGESTION / ALTERNATIVE_APPROACH so the comment
appears immediately before the first else if (rand < 0.3) line (or the else
block start) rather than inside the POSITIVE branch, preserving the same wording
about the 30%/30%/20%/20% distribution.
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💡 What: Added inline comments explaining the weighted random generation.
🎯 Why: Clarifies why magic numbers are used (to simulate realistic, non-deterministic therapeutic responses).
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Add inline comments in
src/simulator/hooks/useSimulator.tsdocumentinggenerateFeedbackType’s weighted probabilities and rationale. Spells out splits (recommended: 70/15/15; otherwise: 30/30/20/20) and clarifies the “magic numbers” simulate non-deterministic client responses to avoid a binary training environment.Written for commit 6f44e7f. Summary will update on new commits.
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