Use a sensible default minimum confidence (0.7) - #11
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`DEFAULT_MIN_CONFIDENCE` was `0.0`, which is used as the default for the `min_confidence` slider when adding/configuring a conversation proxy. With a threshold of `0.0`, *any* recognition result -- even one with a near-zero score -- would set the conversation `user_id`, misattributing who is speaking. Default to `0.7`, a conservative threshold that avoids applying low-confidence matches. Existing configured proxies keep their saved value; this only changes the default for newly created ones. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
DEFAULT_MIN_CONFIDENCEis0.0. It is used as the default for themin_confidenceslider when adding or configuring a conversation proxy. With a threshold of0.0, any recognition result - even one with a near-zero similarity score - sets the conversationuser_id, so the speaker is frequently misattributed.Fix
Default to
0.7, a conservative threshold that only applies reasonably confident matches. This also aligns the default with the fallback already used inconversation.py.No other behaviour change.