> but it is not great at calling you out when you don't know what you don't know.

or itself, the moment it hits some ambiguity it becomes a spaghetti throwing machine, half the time using a single attempt (arbitrarily picks answers with little logic or attention to nuance).

They've been trained to behave in ways that make them run longer, quantity over quality. I suspect this is because the people training them are extreme vine coders. Certainly seems that way by their public statements and harness releases.

I would much prefer if they stopped and asked questions. Mild improvement with markdown engineering...