Sounds like it's partially about a nuanced trade-off. It can just as well be too eager and add changes I didn't ask for. Being lazy is better than continuing on a bad path.
Sounds like it's partially about a nuanced trade-off. It can just as well be too eager and add changes I didn't ask for. Being lazy is better than continuing on a bad path.
There's a long distance between "nuanced behavior" and what it actually does now, which is "complete 6 items of an explicit 10-item task list and then ask the user again if they want to continue".