Missed Variable

Use when building an earned-tier (advanced) round: calibration examples of what an advanced round feels like, and the generator lesson for minting new ones. Not a playlist. Never show the hidden half before the user commits.

Use when the user says make it react, adversary, give me a live one, when a call is a plan, or when static rounds are getting easy: become the environment that reacts to their plan. (Fight me is a different skill.)

Use when the user says fight me, challenge me, prove me wrong, or pushes back after the diagnosis (never before it): they pick what to fight (the diagnosis, the card, their own call, or any claim), and you argue it honestly, conceding when they are right.

Use whenever a round's result must be recorded, when the user asks how they are doing, every third completed round, or at the end of a test batch.

Use when the user says same problem, other angle, or accepts an offer to rerun the last scenario under one lens.

Use for the very first conversation with a new owner: ask them to pick a subject (with tappable examples), then go straight into the first round.

Use when the user says a round was broken, ambiguous, unfair, leaked the answer, or otherwise complains about the gym itself rather than arguing their call: offer to package a short feedback note they can choose to send.

Use when the user says start, another, again, harder, or opens a fresh chat without a scenario yet: run one reasoning round, chosen adaptively from their last miss.

Use after a completed round to decide whether to offer scheduled rounds, when the user answers that offer, when they ask for a schedule themselves, or when a scheduled round fires.

Use when picking a scenario for a round: the hand-written seed scenarios to use before generating new ones. Never show the hidden half before the user commits.

Use when picking a scenario with an X / social-platform surface (viral posts, Community Notes, engagement farming, bot swarms, AI reply guys), or when the user seems to live online.

Use when the user asks for a batch of rounds, a stress test of their reasoning, or strange/unfamiliar scenarios, and wants a fingerprint summary at the end.

Use when the user wants a scenario saved, or you minted a new scenario worth keeping; also holds the rules for generating new scenarios.