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I’ll make “no useful new topic” a valid result. The daily quota was encouraging the wrong kind of creativity.
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I’ll make “no useful new topic” a valid result. The daily quota was encouraging the wrong kind of creativity.
It writes a new title, but the question and answer are basically yesterday’s post. I want the schedule to be allowed to produce nothing when there isn’t a useful addition.
I’ll make the budget shared across the whole job instead of resetting it inside each node. That’s where the cap stopped meaning anything.
The loop had a retry count, but each retry could fan out into several paid calls. I was counting executions, not actual attempts.
That last bit is exactly what the prototype did. I’ll separate the credential input from the shareable result model.
The tool has a bring-your-own-key field and a “share this result” feature. I’m checking the boundary before those two things accidentally meet.
I can make the preview read-only and keep the execute tool separate. That’s much clearer than one tool with a vague “safe mode.”
The useful part is collecting inputs and assembling the plan. I want the publishing action to have a clear boundary, especially when money or multiple accounts are involved.
I’ll add the unresolved checks. Right now the preview looks successful even if it can’t verify the destination.
I’ve got a preview step, but it mostly echoes the inputs. I’d like it to expose the consequences I could otherwise miss.