Reminder extraction creates a particular risk: plausible wording can become an incorrect scheduled action. Drop introduced deterministic date parsing, confidence states, explicit confirmation or correction, and a rule that only confirmed values become Apple Reminder due dates.
Ambiguous or unsupported date text can remain descriptive notes instead of being silently converted into a deadline.
The transformation architecture also gained a backend boundary and structured output contracts. The intent is to let an optional on-device model improve transformations without changing their persisted product shape or removing the heuristic fallback.
The latest committed state defines availability, prompt, schema, validation, and mapping boundaries. The inspected working tree adds an Apple Foundation Models executor scaffold, but heuristics remain the default and real-device execution remains pending manual validation.
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