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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Public can_adopt follows session_outcome; reverse_verify reuses the persisted question id; offer cards settle on the owning message with a status-bar handoff.
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Agent set-focus was writing or dropping choice schema, so probes never scored. Force server-owned options, fail closed when focus list RPC errors, and require the probe year in spokenPrompt.
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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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Spoken collect no longer renders a second visual prompt; choice legends stay screen-reader only and live cards share the assistant inset. Exhaustion collect avoids colliding with the opening question id, and a successful billed turn no longer surfaces run_failed after the exit gate.
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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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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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Silent unrenderable discriminators, a missing question-contract golden, and a always-on tool table were hiding fail-closed drops behind the prompt wall.
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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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Recorded-year quality probes were spoken-only, so the interview had no
choice card. Compare also re-scored after batch until the 105s attempt
aborted the turn.
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Evidence writes now return the persisted open_question so the model asks that stem instead of a second education probe, and the jump-to-latest chip is centered again.
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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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Coverage-complete ties never persisted A/B/C/D because contrast probes were stamped with an answered education quality probe, remaining minutes were asked as window D10 signs, and 「没有了」 missed the stop pattern.
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Mastra intermediate text-delta was published as answer.delta, then set-focus domain errors reset the attempt and replayed evidence. Publish only the terminal no-tool step, persist the next probe on the server, and ground batch quotes in the source turn.
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