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A7 A/B

MCQ · NO COST

You're four turns into a brief with Echo. She gave you the manifest mass (4.2 tons), the priority crate's deck (3), and the priority class (A). On the fifth turn she starts to repeat herself. she restates the deck, restates the mass, no new information. What do you do?

Why?. optional

Look for: closed contract, explicit fallback, scaffold at the end.

GUEST MODE

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More turns isn't more value

Track 1 taught you to be specific. The first half of this track taught you to insist when the answer is vague. Now you learn the inverse skill: stop when you have the answer.

Beginners over-extend conversations because each turn feels productive. It isn't. Once the model is restating values it already gave you, three things can happen. none of them good:

Confabulation. The model invents new "facts" to keep the conversation alive. "Oh and there are 3 more crates on deck 7 you should know about". were those crates ever real? No. The model just predicted that more numbers were the most probable continuation.
Drift into contradiction. The model loses thread of what it told you earlier. The mass it confirmed three turns ago becomes a different number.
Token cost. Every turn is a call. In production this is your bill.

A clean multi-turn operator ends every successful conversation the same way: "To confirm: X = 4.2 tons, Y = deck 3, Z = class A. Anything off?" Then they close.

The pattern

code

1. Open with a specific request.
2. Follow up on dimensions that come back vague.
3. Stop the moment new turns produce no new information.
4. Restate the deliverable. Ask for a yes/no confirm.
5. Exit.

Pick the right move for the situation on the right.