{
 "what": "arm P's questions behind the shared prompt (long-prefill.txt): q0 is the warm question sent before every wave, q1 the same-question shape's question, q1..q16 the new-question shape's",
 "source": "withheld-2026-10-07 §4.1 (house bench copy, verbatim-final; the lead may re-word it)",
 "rule": "each request's user text is long-prefill.txt + \"\\n\\n\" + the question, framed raw (framing.compose) with no nonce",
 "questions": {
  "q0": "In one sentence, what is the article above about?",
  "q1": "Which claim in the article above is the easiest for a reader to test, and how?",
  "q2": "What does the article above say about probabilities?",
  "q3": "Name two people or organisations the article above mentions.",
  "q4": "What is the article above's main warning, in one sentence?",
  "q5": "Which section of the article above would you read first, and why?",
  "q6": "What question does the article above leave open?",
  "q7": "Summarise the article above for a ten-year-old in two sentences.",
  "q8": "What evidence does the article above give for its main point?",
  "q9": "What would a sceptical reader of the article above ask first?",
  "q10": "List three terms from the article above that a newcomer would need defined.",
  "q11": "How would you test the article above's main claim on your own decisions?",
  "q12": "What does the article above say about small shops?",
  "q13": "Which sentence in the article above is the most important, and why?",
  "q14": "What is one thing the article above does not cover?",
  "q15": "Rewrite the article above's headline as a question.",
  "q16": "What should a reader do after reading the article above?"
 }
}