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3-5 direction picker that lets the user choose before final generation.
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| name | direction-picker |
| description | 3-5 direction picker that lets the user choose before final generation. |
| od | {"scenario":"general","mode":"planning"} |
Generative work benefits from explicit divergence before it converges.
The direction-picker atom asks the agent to draft 3-5 distinct
directions (visual / structural / tonal) and emit them in an inline
<question-form> with a direction-cards question so the user picks the
winning direction before the expensive generation pass. The submitted choice
returns as the next user message.
The atom completes when the submitted form answer contains a direction id. The agent's next turn must lock onto that direction — backtracking forces a fresh devloop iteration of the picker stage.
