One "一时说不好" no longer ends the interview. Plateau streaks use the
same sample floor. Delivery copy states why the range stopped.
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Public can_adopt no longer starves the collect fallback, 改选 scrolls to
the offer, opening collect uses other, and probe_year stays on the
schema. The status bar no longer starts an empty consultation chat.
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Focuses now carry asked_turn_id so GET rebuilds stem and options on the
same turn. Agent writes spokenPrompt; the live question slot is gone.
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Walkthrough polish: fail-closed empty D9 prompts, stop asserting the next question is on screen, vary same-domain collect copy, switch to reverse-verify after adopt, and let coverage route interview without blocking can_adopt.
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Choice legends and spoken collect prompts were hidden after BUG-461, and occupation still blocked canAdopt once dated coverage was done. Restore visible stems and stop polling extra collects when adopt is allowed.
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Natal answers were opening on parameter tables, and rectification turns were one-sentence legal copy. Centralize user-facing strings, keep representative-minute and question-slot red lines, and stop duplicating the opening collect prompt as a second assistant message.
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Day-level events now score Vimshottari/Narayana transition closeness so
nearby candidate minutes can diverge, with gated quality probes and
answer-prior ranking so high-base-rate existence questions stay out.
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deliveryCapability no longer ties adoption to minute separation or holdout;
those stay on the exact-minute confirmation gate so users can save a range.
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When coverage still blocks adopt and no renderable discriminator remains, narrate the numeric range and persist a spoken collect instead of promising a time card that cannot be clicked. Recompute probe information gain on active candidates and drop zero-split probes explicitly.
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Choice path already wrote spokenFollowupForUser into the body; free-text
dropped that stem and only filled empty answers, so a new collect_spoken
focus stayed invisible after “记下了”.
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The standalone collect prompt bar reused the choice-card chrome and
duplicated the question. Visibility now comes from the spoken reply,
with an empty-body fallback that posts the persisted focus prompt.
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Occupation answers were stored as career, so coverage never closed, yearless
cards never fired, and the decision layer suppressed an engine-allowed range.
Normalize occupation-collect writes, allow yearless cards once training is
open, offer a range when no distinguish card remains, and align the public
house table to the representative minute.
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Spoken collect prompts lived only in GET current_question. The chat never
parsed that field, Agent projections returned null after evidence writes,
and active_focus followups collapsed the questionId. Render the parsed
prompt, keep choiceReady on real cards, and give collect focuses a stable
domain-scoped id.
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The choice and collect fast paths applied the answer then returned,
so a dated event in the same utterance never reached the evidence
ledger. Idle persist also prechecked follow-up with a hardcoded
collect_evidence outcome instead of the dossier decision.
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A spoken no neither scored nor declined coverage, so relatives never closed and free-text turns left current_question null. Prefer a same-domain yearless scoring card before an unscoreable collect, resolve explicit collect denials as declined, and persist the next followup after an idle agent turn.
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The post-choice decision used a looser plan than the followup builder.
Load compute once in persistApplied and feed the same birthDate to both.
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Collect focus was leaking discriminator probes into the agent prompt and
inheriting choice identity. Mark spoken questions, hide current_probe
unless a real choice card exists, strip fallback identity, log persist
failures, and align the decision probe with the plan including birthDate.
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Decision and question ranking now share contrast option completion, so a
missing style card cannot deadlock the interview with a dead-end reply.
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Closing a discriminator used to leave GET without a card after refresh.
Write the next dated question in the same request, skip childhood career
and move probes, and do not continue a read-only turn when that question
is already persisted.
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Three collected events with a reserved holdout were stalling because the discriminator door counted holdout. Public selection_allowed still had snapshot fallbacks, and health only proved the image SHA.
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Showing a choice card is no longer treated as completion. Distinguish probes
require real candidate groups, holdout stays out of scoring, and ordinary
sessions can finish with a credible range instead of an exact-minute gate.
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Choice cards used a hardcoded domain menu and always asked existence.
Rank scoring layers by remaining-minute entropy, keep finance and health
volunteer-only, and ask D9/D10 style or exam quality so taps match outcomes.
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Clicking A/B/C/D or stop must persist the answer, close the probe, and
update posteriors in one idempotent transaction instead of sending the
option text as a chat message.
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