02 · Speculative fan-out
Jarvis, seventeen questions at once
The testThe speculative fan-out pattern: instead of a chain of prompts, ask every branch question at once (which app? which number is the time? is it destructive?) in a single call, and let ordinary code decide which answers matter.
How to read itSeventeen instruments light up together; most are irrelevant for any given command and that's the point. The code turns them into a plan. If the intent's confidence clears your threshold and the model doesn't flag "ask first" or "destructive", it runs on this Mac after a short countdown; otherwise it asks you.
What to watchOne call, well under a second, regardless of how many questions: we went from 11 to 17 and the latency barely moved. Open "Request" below the grid to see exactly what was sent. The model has no world knowledge: it only knows the levels we described. Free text like the reminder message is extracted by code, never generated. Try the traps at the end of the examples.
Act without asking above 0.80 confidence
Request · exactly what was sent to the model
POST /v1/systemone · the state is the command plus context; the questions are the same seventeen every time except the number options, built from the digits found in the command.
Send a command to see it.
Plan
Waiting for a command.
Log