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**Practice (problem sets).** A node selection resolves to the STORED reasoning chains it fully contains (a chain rides iff every member is selected; unchained nodes ride as singletons); the `/practice` creation dialog picks a birth-session cluster (the graph view's own groups) and freezes its propositions + chains into a self-contained `ProblemSet`. Three named-level axes steer generation (ladder rung 0–4, cue distance 0–2, Theory|Application — never a number to interpolate; defaults Direct exercise · Adjacent context · Theory), plus an optional free-form note the agents weigh but need not follow. Creation has two entries: the cluster picker on `/practice`, or the graph view's chain table — a full-bleed sortable table of every reasoning chain, grouped by birth cluster under the shared top bar, selecting chips, chains, or whole clusters, whose floating selection bar shows the exact `N nodes → M chains` the agents will receive — handing a free-form node selection to the same dialog — and carries the fenced Delete action, making it the graph's management view (whole-cluster cleanup through the same full-death confirm dialog). A partitioner agent covers every chain exactly once, one generator per partition writes problems against the owner's problem-engineering framework (commit-before-pose: statement + solution + rubric together), and grading is **strengthening, not assessment** — one attempt per problem with its own submit button, instant solution/rubric reveal, then a score 0–10 with brief reasoning landing live; nothing ever written back to the graph. Runs are registry-backed background jobs on the activity dock (no steer, never wakes the teacher); sets live in `data/practice`, crash-swept on boot.
**Dictation.** Optional speech-to-text: the server mints short-lived Deepgram tokens; audio streams browser→Deepgram over WebSocket, never through the server. Settings → Providers → Dictation → Language (below the Deepgram key) offers Nova-3's documented monolingual languages/locales or `language=multi` for automatic multilingual transcription. The app-wide `dictation.language` preference persists through the existing settings record and `PUT /api/settings/dictation`; absent preferences resolve to English (`en`). The settings control locks from connecting through stopping, and reconnects keep the run's original language. A shared preference controller publishes confirmed PUT responses to every reader immediately; the confirmed preference is cached across page navigation and reopening Settings, with no polling or per-recording read. Explicit external dictation-settings notifications invalidate the cache, and capture waits for a successful refresh. Navigating away cancels the run, invalidates pending startup/reconnect work and releases its microphone/socket without appending into another page's input. All other streaming parameters remain unchanged. The picker uses the model dropdown's shared `SearchMenuList` and `MenuShell`: the same fuzzy search, arrow navigation, Enter selection, row styling and scrolling.
**Dictation.** Optional speech-to-text: the server mints short-lived Deepgram tokens; audio streams browser→Deepgram over WebSocket, never through the server. Settings → Providers → Dictation → Language (below the Deepgram key) offers Nova-3's documented monolingual languages/locales or `language=multi` for automatic multilingual transcription. The app-wide `dictation.language` preference persists through the existing settings record and `PUT /api/settings/dictation`; absent preferences resolve to English (`en`). The settings control locks from connecting through stopping, and reconnects keep the run's original language. A shared preference controller publishes confirmed PUT responses to every reader immediately; the confirmed preference is cached across page navigation and reopening Settings, with no polling or per-recording read. Explicit external dictation-settings notifications invalidate the cache, and capture waits for a successful refresh. Navigating away cancels the run, invalidates pending startup/reconnect work and releases its microphone/socket without appending into another page's input. All other streaming parameters remain unchanged. The picker uses the model dropdown's shared `SearchMenuList` and `MenuShell`: the same fuzzy search, arrow navigation, Enter selection, row styling and scrolling. Its compact mono `SettingsMenuTrigger` is shared with Agent and Appearance; a muted setup line below the key and language rows links the Member-or-higher key-role requirement.
## Testing