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Fixed 2026-05-01
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# GA flags titles as sentence fragments The Grading Assistant treats the title line of an essay like a regular sentence and flags it as a fragment when it (correctly) doesn't form a complete sentence. ## Reproduction 1. As a student, write an essay with a title that is a noun phrase (normal title behavior). 2. Submit and run GA. 3. Observe GA marks the title with a fragment warning. Specific example noted: a title written in lowercase with a trailing period got flagged as a fragment instead of being coached to capitalize and drop the period. ## Expected GA recognizes titles and either ignores them for fragment-checking purposes or coaches good titling (capitalization, no trailing punctuation, etc.). Connects to [features/title-coaching.md](../features/title-coaching.md). ## Actual GA applies sentence-fragment grammar checks to the title line. ## Impact Wrong feedback signal. Distracts from real grammar issues elsewhere in the essay. Reported 2026-02-27. ## Suspected cause GA prompt or pipeline doesn't distinguish a title element from a body sentence. Tag the title in the document model so the GA can treat it as a title. ## Workaround Teachers can tell students to ignore the false flag. Not ideal.
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