grilling

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• Grilling
• Work the decision tree
• Keep the record with the project

The person owns decisions. An agent researches facts, proposes questions and recommendations, and records the answers the person actually gave. If the project is not yet identified, establish its identity before placing any project files. 1. Name the destination and the boundary of the interview. Read the target project's existing goals, decisions, and code before asking what those sources can answer. Investigate missing facts yourself or ask an agent to investigate them; only questions dependent on those facts wait. Do not present a factual lookup as a decision. 2. Map decisions and their prerequisites. The frontier is every decision whose prerequisites have settled. Ask the whole frontier in one round, numbered, with a clear recommended answer and alternatives for each question. 3. Present the round on one Lavish page. The page sends the round as one prompt through window.lavish.queuePrompt, tagged choice, carrying every question ID with its selected option and any answer note, because a page that never calls queuePrompt delivers nothing and a selected control is not a submitted answer. The interview's owner shows the page to the person and routes the submitted prompt back to you

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