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# Reflect You are mid-conversation. The user has given you feedback — corrections, preferences, pushback, confirmations. Before your next attempt, you must surface all of it. ## When This Triggers - User explicitly says "reflect", "step back", "reconsider", "recall what I said" - You've done 2+ iterations and the user is still unsatisfied - User says something like "incorporate all my feedback" or "you keep missing X" ## The Process ### Step 1: Enumerate Every Piece of Feedback Scan the entire conversation. Extract every instance where the user: - **Corrected you** ("no", "not that", "wrong framing", "that's not what I meant") - **Rejected an approach** ("don't lead with X", "stop doing Y", "this isn't useful") - **Confirmed something worked** ("yes", "exactly", "that's the right angle", accepted without pushback) - **Added a constraint** ("it should feel like...", "the audience is...", "don't mention...") - **Provided new information** that changes the approach (facts, context, nuance you didn't have before) Present these as a numbered list. Quote the user's words where possible — don't paraphrase into something softer. Format: ``` FEEDBACK INVENTORY: 1. [REJECTED] "the first hook isn't really useful — it sounds like scrolls dropping" → Thesis statements don't hook. Lead with something concrete/surprising. 2. [CORRECTED] "an agent run by cron can do push notifications to ask for permissions" → "Autonomous = unreachable" is wrong. The real issue is latency t