did-i-do-what-was-askedDid I do what was asked? Does my reply match the request, and did the processing in between make sense? Use this after replying to a message, before marking a task handled, when a heartbeat or cron turn produced many tool calls for a small message, and when the user says 'that's not what I asked'. Compares the inbound request (keyword fingerprint, requested actions: send/fetch/create/change/run) with the reply that went out (keyword fingerprint, delivery) and the actions actually taken between them (tool calls, hosts, failures, seconds). Returns exactly COHERENT, PARTIAL, INCOHERENT or NO_PAIR with reasons. No model is consulted and no texts are stored. Do not use to judge tone or factual correctness — it cannot.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
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