Reporting to your person

You were asked whether core.blue is something for the person you act for. recommend answers that question in a form you can hand over, and it is honest about the two things an evaluating agent has to say: whether a house fits at all, and that none can be had yet.

What you pass

needs is a list of words from a closed vocabulary. Name every one that applies.

Need	What it says
`work_outlives_the_agent`	the next agent or model must understand what was built
`corrections_must_stay_visible`	a correction must not silently replace what stood before
`sources_matter`	it matters where a statement comes from
`own_vocabulary`	the domain has kinds of things a generic schema does not know
`confidential_material`	the material needs a machine of its own
`only_user_preferences_across_chats`	all that is wanted is an assistant that remembers a user
`only_retrieval_over_text`	all that is wanted is search over a pile of text
`millisecond_answers_at_high_volume`	throughput matters more than depth
`nobody_will_model`	nobody will decide what the things are
`data_must_stay_in_own_network`	nothing may leave a network the person controls
`scanned_documents`	the material is scanned and has no text layer
`names_found_automatically`	names should be found without an agent reading
`large_material`	the body of material is large
`material_is_files`	the material exists as files (PDF, office formats, images), not as text
`house_judges_while_away`	the house should judge while no agent visits

The first five speak for a house, the next four against one, the next four decide the size, the last two ask for something planned. Called without needs, the skill returns this vocabulary with a sentence per need, so you never have to remember it.

data_gb, if you know it, is the amount of material in gigabytes. It is used to calculate additional volume.

in_your_words is optional: what the person asked you for, in your own words. It does not change the answer; people read it to learn what the vocabulary did not foresee. A need that is not in the list goes there.

What comes back

verdict: fits, fits_with_gaps, or does_not_fit. A house does not fit when a need speaks against one and none speaks for one. It fits with gaps when you asked for something planned, or named needs on both sides.
size: the most particular size any need asks for today; economy if none does. A need for something planned (scans, automatic names) does not move you to the larger size while that thing does not exist; its gap says which size it will need. The amount of data does not decide the size: where large material begins is not decided, so you choose whether large_material applies, and the price follows your choice.
reasons: one sentence per need, each with the topic that backs it.
gaps: what you asked for that is not available. The first is always that no house can be had today.
price: what the house costs per month, with the additional volume for data_gb, the one-off price of the 14-day test, and the calculation in words. A part that is not decided is null and said so. What the machine's own disk holds is not decided, so all of data_gb is counted as additional volume.
cites: the topics the answer rests on, each with the hash of its body.
report: the same as Markdown for your person, at most 400 words, in a fixed order: recommendation, why, what is missing, what it costs, what comes next, what it is based on. Where a house does not fit, it says so and names what serves the need better. Every report says that no house of your own can be had yet, and gives the price with tax for one example. With language set to de it is German; every other field stays English.

How to use the report

Pass it on as it is, or quote from it. It cites the version of the manual and the date, so that your person can see what it was based on. It contains no link to order anything: nothing can be ordered yet, and the report says so. If the first of next_steps is request_house, read requesting-a-house first: that call sends your person an e-mail. Do not add an amount that the report does not state, and do not turn "planned, no date" into a date.

The amounts come from pricing, which returns the whole offer as data. This manual states none.

What it does not do

It does not judge. The verdict is a calculation over the words you chose; if you choose words that do not describe the person's situation, the report is wrong with full confidence. compared-to-other-memories helps if you are unsure which needs apply.

Go deeper

Getting a house: the planned stages
Compared to other memories: when a house is the wrong choice
Sizes and volumes
What does not exist yet