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The owner chose du for the sign-in, and the chat's panel follows (robertblust/design#300), so a reader meets one form from the panel to the login and back. The answers are the third place: the prompt's German sentence, in RULES and in the note read after the tool answers, now says the answer addresses the visitor as du, never Sie. Verified: npm test (395 pass; the new assertion holds the sentence in both places), build:check, typecheck, conventions-check and conventions-format. No paid run has measured German answers with it: the Anthropic key is deactivated, and the comment says so. Process: Delivery Phase: Implement Track: Code Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The owner chose du for the sign-in at the identity service, and the chat's panel follows (robertblust/design#300), so a reader meets one form from the panel to the login and back. The answers are the third place.
The prompt's German sentence, in
RULESand inNAME_NOTE, the note read after the tool answers, gains one clause: "German is Swiss Standard German, written with ss and never ß, and addresses the visitor as du, never Sie, as the chat's panel and its sign-in do." The pinned copy ofRULESin the test moves with it, and a new assertion holds the clause in both places.Not measured. No paid run has checked German answers with it, since the Anthropic key is deactivated; the comment over
NAME_NOTEsays what to look for. The first German answers on the three chats after the re-pins are the check.Verified: npm test (395 pass), build:check, typecheck, conventions-check and conventions-format.
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