orchestration · route the team
One prompt can't win. The store's rules aren't in any brief, five surfaces share one number, and fixing one agent can break another until the integrator's wiring is right. The skill is orchestration: read the symptom, route to the right agent, say what you inferred, verify, and know when to stop. Your score is how well you ran the team, not how clever one message was.
What good looks like
- Drive every customer cart to the correct total, on the board and on the unseen carts.
- Route each fix to the agent that owns it, and declare what your dispatch should flip.
- Verify the whole store, including carts you can't see, before you open.
The symptom
- The board shows the wrong money, never which agent owns it.
- Fixing the shipping agent can break a discounted cart until the integrator is right.
- Five correct surfaces still mis-total if the wiring feeds them the wrong base.
- A green board isn't a working store: the unseen carts decide your score.
Caddie
- Read the money first: which cart, and off by how much.
- Pick the agent whose surface owns that symptom, not the first one you see.
- Tell the agent the rule in your own words, then declare the carts it should flip.
- Verify the unseen carts before you open the store.