Apply Anthony's review of "What you can ask" - #5
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Requested in PolicyEngine/policyengine-app-v2#1073: - Reword the introduction to his wording, which also drops the earlier claim that a thread moves between question kinds "without switching tools" — that contradicted the section above it. - Label the tool names in the panel "Possible tool usage", so they read as an illustration of what a question might call rather than a fixed list. The Markdown copy is updated in step. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Applies the two changes Anthony requested in PolicyEngine/policyengine-app-v2#1073 (comment 5267492483).
Reworded the "What you can ask" introduction to his wording:
This also resolves something a review had flagged independently: the previous sentence said a thread moves between question kinds "without switching tools", which contradicted the section above it — that section is entirely about the model switching between 21 tools. His phrasing says what was actually meant.
Labelled the tool names in the panel "Possible tool usage", so they read as an illustration of what a question might call rather than a fixed list. The label sits above the chips with its own border and spacing rather than borrowing
.tool-name-list's, and it is omitted for question kinds that list no tools.content/current-article.mdis updated in step, andbun run checkpasses.