A single instruction doesn't solve everything

In the previous track you learned to structure a prompt so the crew understands you on the first try. It works. when everything you need fits in one message.

A lot of the time, it doesn't. You need information you didn't have at the start. The initial answer is vague and needs clarifying. The plan shifts mid-shift. For those cases there's another skill: sustaining a conversation that gets somewhere.

And like almost everything in the crew, it depends on how you ask.

A good follow-up question identifies what the previous answer was missing. order, condition, actor, format. and asks specifically for that. It doesn't ask for "more" in general.

In the next turn you'll talk to Vega. She'll answer vaguely on purpose. Your job is to ask the questions that force her to give you the concrete steps.