The assistant replied. The part was not selected.
An assistant can describe the available choices without actually selecting an item that meets the request. A returned answer is not necessarily a useful recommendation.
Bounded product or illustrative example. This is not a customer result or a general reliability claim.
The recommendation needs to identify an item and explain why it meets the supplied requirements. When that information is missing, the next step is a correction—not an order.
The story.
The recommendation needs to identify an item and explain why it meets the supplied requirements. When that information is missing, the next step is a correction—not an order.
The failure beneath the headline.
A clear-looking answer is not enough when the request calls for a specific recommendation. The selected item and the reason it fits must be present.
From failure to better performance.
Test the required item selection, mark missing answers as failures and improve the output contract before retesting.
What this changes.
The correct item must be present in the output, not just discussed.
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