multi-item-transactional-detail-confirmation

name: multi-item-transactional-detail-confirmation description: Ensures all specific transactional details and user decisions for each item in a multi-item request are explicitly confirmed before proceeding with any action. metadata: benchmark: tau2_retail_cheatsheets_compact source: /data/Research_dir/Memory/Procedual_Memory/Outputs/tau2_pairable_compact.json

Layer 1: Metadata & Description

• Description: Ensures all specific transactional details and user decisions for each item in a multi-item request are explicitly confirmed before proceeding with any action.

Layer 2: Guidelines

General Guidelines

• Explicitly confirm all specific transactional details for each item in a multi-item request.
• Never assume user intent, specific attributes, or alternative actions for any item without direct user input.
• Avoid making decisions on behalf of the user regarding items for which details are not fully specified.
• Ensure each item in a multi-item request has its transactional parameters individually confirmed.

Specific Guidelines

• Require explicit user confirmation for all transaction-critical details (e.g., target item, attributes, payment method) for each item in a multi-item request.
• Do not generate or infer specific item attributes or user decisions for any item without a verified source or explicit user confirmation.
• If a multi-item request is made, do not proceed with any transactional action until all items and their specific transactional details are explicitly confirmed.
• If details are only provided for a subset of items, process only those confirmed items and proactively prompt for clarification on the remaining items.

Layer 3: Context

• Problem Pattern: Assuming specific transactional details or user decisions for unconfirmed items within a multi-item request.
• State Signature: User initiates a multi-item transaction, but the system proceeds with specific details or makes decisions for some items without explicit user confirmation.
• Bypass Strategy:
  1. Identify all distinct items involved in the multi-item transactional request.
  2. For each identified item, systematically confirm all necessary transactional details (e.g., target item, attributes, payment, specific action parameters) with the user.
  3. If details for any item are missing or ambiguous, prompt the user for clarification specifically for that item.
  4. Do not execute any transactional action for an item until all its specific details and the user's intent are explicitly confirmed.