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Read the Wi-Fi answer like a skeptical host
Judge an answer against criteria written before you become impressed by its fluency.
1Learn the idea
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Mira’s quality bar
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Role + task + context + format = clearer output
For the Wi-Fi FAQ, a draft passes only if it is:
- faithful: every factual statement matches the venue note;
- complete: it covers connection, help, and what is still unknown;
- usable: headings and short sentences support scanning;
- safe: it does not expose credentials or promise support that was not confirmed.
An answer that invents “free guest Wi-Fi” fails even if it sounds polished.
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Guided practice
Review: “Connect to Community_Free; no password is needed. Staff can fix any issue.” The source confirms only that Wi-Fi is available. Mark each unsupported claim and propose a correction.
Suggested correction: “Wi-Fi is available. Network and access details will be provided at the venue. Ask the host if you need help.”
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Misconception
“The model cited the source, so the answer is correct.” A citation can be wrong or fail to support the sentence. Open the source and compare the claim.
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Independent transfer
Before asking for your next draft, write three pass conditions and one automatic rejection condition. Review the output against them without asking the model to grade itself.
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In the wild
See how this idea shows up as a product and a company — then come back to the lesson. Skills transfer across vendors.
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Page assessment
Answer from memory. Completion is saved from this evidence, not from opening the next page.
Which quality criterion catches an invented network name?
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