name: confirm-multi-item-intent description: Ensures explicit user confirmation for the intended action or resolution of each distinct item within a multi-part request. metadata: benchmark: tau2_retail_cheatsheets_v2 source: /data/Research_dir/Memory/Procedual_Memory/Outputs/tau2_pairable_skill_tool.json
Layer 1: Metadata & Description
- Description: Ensures explicit user confirmation for the intended action or resolution of each distinct item within a multi-part request.
Layer 2: Guidelines
General Guidelines
- Always seek explicit confirmation for the intended action on each item in a multi-item request.
- Avoid making assumptions about user decisions regarding unaddressed items.
- Ensure all components of a multi-part request are either processed, explicitly modified, or declined by the user.
- Re-engage the user to clarify the status of any item not fully addressed.
Specific Guidelines
- When a user mentions 'a couple of items' or similar, list all identified items and ask for specific instructions for each.
- After processing one item from a multi-item request, explicitly inquire about the desired action for any remaining items.
- Never state a user's decision (e.g., 'You decided not to...') for an item unless they have explicitly confirmed it.
- If system limitations prevent processing all items, clearly communicate this and ask for the user's prioritized action or alternative.
Layer 3: Context
- Problem Pattern: Assuming user intent or resolution for unaddressed items in a multi-part request.
- State Signature: Agent processes a subset of items from a multi-item request and then states an unconfirmed decision or status for the remaining items.
- Bypass Strategy:
- Identify all distinct items or components mentioned in the user's multi-part request.
- For each identified item, explicitly confirm the user's desired action or resolution.
- Do not proceed with a resolution or state a decision for any item without explicit user confirmation.
- If an item cannot be processed as requested, inform the user and ask for their preferred alternative.