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32 recorded rollouts, 8 seeds x 4 agents, every one replaying through the Python engine to a delta of exactly 0. arm solved economy consistency total base-off 0/8 0.000 0.122 0.0244 base-on 4/8 0.469 0.479 0.4865 cautious 8/8 0.944 1.000 0.9831 solver 8/8 1.000 0.719 0.9437 Thinking-off solves none of eight. The same model on the same seeds, sampled with thinking on, solves four. That is the headline, it is ours, and it needed no training — which is also why the run is labelled an intervention and names what was done to it, so a sampling change can never read as a training result. `cautious` is new and it exists to make the reward editor honest. Until now the page invited you to move a slider and watch the ranking change, and no slider changed anything, because the solver dominated a model that solved nothing. A candidate-only player — most informative guess among words that could still win — takes consistency outright and pays for it in turns. Now: only speed matters solver 0.9859 cautious 0.9606 -> solver shipped weights solver 0.9437 cautious 0.9831 -> cautious punish contradictions solver 0.8312 cautious 0.9972 -> cautious The ranking really does flip, on recorded data, with one slider. The first version of this arm picked the alphabetically-first candidate and opened on 'abaci', which made the policy the counterweight exists to reward look like a straw man. 190 contract checks pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019mt6sHQHEnEYrJZvoMCJSB
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"runId": "base-on-s6",
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"seed": 6,
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"model": "brain-qwen38-dspark",
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"capturedAt": "2026-08-28",
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"economy": 0.0,
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"consistency": 0.25
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"metrics": {
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"answer": "bobby",
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"reply": "\n\n[crane]",
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"reasoning": "We need answer user: \"Enter your guess to begin.\" We need play word-guessing game. Need output only square-bracketed token? User says game reads first bracketed token and ignores everything else, so do not put any other words in brackets. Need likely just [crane] or a good first guess. Need think. We are playing Wordle-like 5-letter word, 6 attempts, feedback G/Y/X. Need choose first guess. Should be high information. Common first guesses: crane, slate, arena, adieu? Need only bracketed token. Could output [crane]. Need ensure no other brackets. Final just [crane].\n",
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"guess": "crane",
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"observation": "C R A N E\nX X X X X\n\nYou have 5 guesses left."
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"reasoning": "We need answer user's word game. Need provide next guess only bracketed token. Need think. Previous guess crane all X: letters c,r,a,n,e not in word. 5 guesses left. Need choose a good guess. Need output only [guess]. We need likely use common 5-letter word avoiding c r a n e. Need maximize info. We don't know constraints maybe valid 5-letter word. Need guess. Could use \"stout\"? Avoid c r a n e. Need letters likely. Common letters remaining: s,t,o,u,l,i,d,m,p,h,b,f,g,w,y,v,k,j,q,z,x. Need pick five high-frequency non-crane. Common 5-letter words: \"stout\" (s t o u t) repeats t; maybe \"stool\", \"stoup\", \"stout\". \"sloth\" (s l o t h). \"solid\" (s o l i d). \"spoil\" etc. Need guess with distinct high-frequency letters. Since all five in crane excluded, choose letters among most common: s,t,o,u,l,i,d,m,p,h,b. A good distinct guess: \"sloth\" = s,l,o,t,h. Or \"stoul\" not word. \"stomp\" = s,t,o,m,p. \"stoup\" = s,t,o,u,p. \"stole\" has e excluded. \"stool\" repeats. \"stout\" repeats. \"solid\" = s,o,l,i,d. \"spoil\" = s,p,o,i,l. \"spout\" = s,p,o,u,t. \"slump\" = s,l,u,m,p. \"plumb\" = p,l,u,m,b. \"blush\" = b,l,u,s,h. \"bloom\" = b,l,o,o,m. \"smith\" = s,m,i,t,h. \"stump\" = s,t,u,m,p. \"sloth\" all common. Which is best? Need likely choose a word that gives max info. All letters not in word? If all X again, eliminate. We have 5 guesses left. Use high-frequency letters. Maybe choose \"stoup\"? Contains s,t,o,u,p. But p less common than h/l/i/d/m. \"sloth\" has s,l,o,t,h all very common. But h less? \"solid\" has s,o,l,i,d all common and no rare. \"spoil\" includes p. \"stomp\" includes p,m. \"stout\" repeats t but includes u. \"stoup\" includes u,p. \"stump\" includes u,m,p. \"blush\" includes b,h. \"smith\" includes m,i,h,t. \"slime\" has e excluded. \"stilt\" repeats t. \"stole\" e. \"stool\" repeats. \"stout\" repeat. \"stoup\" maybe. Need guess valid. Could choose \"sloth\". But if word has no s,l,o,t,h? Many possibilities. Maybe choose \"stoup\"? Need not overthink. But perhaps game expects strategic. Need only bracketed token. Choose [sloth]? Let's consider frequency: Top 5 letters excluding c,r,a,n,e: s,t,o,u,l,i,d,m,p,h,b,f,g,w,y,v,k,j,q,z,x. Most common in English 5-letter words maybe s,t,o,u,l. But \"stoul\" not word. \"stout\" repeats t; \"stoup\" valid? stoup is a word (a cup). \"stoul\" no. \"stout\" valid but duplicate. \"stoup\" uses s,t,o,u,p. p maybe okay. \"stomp\" valid, s,t,o,m,p. \"stump\" valid, s,t,u,m,p. \"stout\" has t twice, maybe less info but tests t and u/o/s. \"stoup\" all distinct and common except p. \"stoup\" maybe less common but valid. \"sloth\" all distinct common. Which yields better entropy? Need maybe use wordle solver mentally. Since crane all X, possible words are 5-letter no c r a n e. Need guess. Common Wordle strategy after excluding top letters? Maybe use \"stout\" or \"stoup\". Let's think of likely secret words. If using Wordle answer list, after crane X, many answers. Need maximize. Could pick \"stoup\"? But if not in allowed guess list? Usually any 5-letter word. Stoup is valid but obscure. Sloth is common. Solid common. Spout common. Stomp common. Stump common. Smith common. Blush common. Bloat? b,l,o,a,t (a excluded). Bloom b,l,o,o,m. Blunt b,l,u,n,t (n excluded). Blush b,l,u,s,h. Could choose \"blush\" includes b,l,u,s,h. But s,l,h common, u common, b moderate. \"slush\" repeats s. \"stump\" includes p,m,u. \"stoup\" includes p,u. \"stomp\" includes m,p. \"stout\" includes u and duplicate t. \"spout\" includes p,u. \"spoil\" includes p,i,l. \"solid\" includes i,d. \"smith\" includes m,i,t,h. \"stilt\" repeats t. \"stole\" e. \"stool\" repeat. \"stoup\" maybe best distinct high freq: s,t,o,u,p. p not top but okay. \"stump\" s,t,u,m,p. m more common than o? Actually o very common. \"stoup\" has o. \"stomp\" s,t,o,m,p. m common. \"stoup\" has u. \"stump\" no o. Which letters more likely? s,t,o are very common. u,m,p less. \"stomp\" all distinct and common. Is stomp valid? yes. It tests s,t,o,m,p. Good. \"stoup\" tests s,t,o,u,p. u vs m. m frequency maybe higher than u? In English, m > u? Wordle answers maybe m slightly? But u common too. \"stomp\" maybe better. \"stout\" repeats t but includes u. \"stoup\" includes u. Could choose \"stomp\". But need ensure not using excluded c,r,a,n,e. stomp okay. Let's think if \"stomp\" is a valid 5-letter word in Wordle? yes likely. Could output [stomp]. But maybe \"sloth\" more common. Need only guess.\n\nNeed maybe use a known optimal first guess after crane? If I can simulate? Could reason. The game probably simple, no need optimal. But to maximize, choose distinct high-frequency letters not in crane. Candidate: \"stoup\" maybe from Wordle starting guesses? Common starting words: crane, slate, audio, ratio, adieu, arena, slant, crane, probe, stoup? \"stoup\" maybe not. \"stout\" maybe. \"stomp\" maybe. \"stilt\" etc. Since crane eliminated c r a n e, next maybe \"stoup\"? Many Wordle players use \"stoup\"? Not sure. \"stout\" is common. But duplicates reduce distinct info. \"stoup\" distinct. \"stoup\" is valid? stoup: a cup, especially of wood or horn. It's in dictionaries. Might be accepted. \"stoup\" has p, u. \"stoup\" maybe less likely to be secret but okay.\n\nCould choose \"stout\" because very common and tests s,t,o,u. But duplicate t: if t G at pos2 or pos5? Actually stout: s t o u t. If t present, one G maybe if pos2 or pos5, or Y if other. If t absent, X. Duplicates can complicate but okay. Distinct letters more information: 4 distinct vs 5. So stoup better.\n\nNeed maybe choose \"stoup\" or \"stomp\". Which one has better letter set? s,t,o common; p vs m/u. We have 5 guesses left, can afford. Maybe choose \"stoup\" to test u and p. But if p absent, m/u? Next can test m. \"stomp\" tests m and p but not u. u is common. \"stoup\" tests u not m. m common. Which is more likely? In 5-letter words, m frequency maybe ~? u maybe ~? Top letters: e t a o i n s h r d l u c m f y w g p b v k. Excluding e,t,a,o,i,n,s,h,r,d,l,c? Wait excluded c,r,a,n,e. Remaining top: t,o,i,s,l,u,m,f,y,w,g,p,b,v,k. Actually i and l are top. Our crane excluded a,n,e,c,r, leaving i,l,t,o,s,u,m,p... We didn't test i,l. Maybe a better guess should include i and l. \"solid\" = s,o,l,i,d. d is top. \"spoil\" = s,p,o,i,l. \"slim\" 4. \"stilt\" = s,t,i,l,t (repeat). \"stilt\" valid? stilt 5 letters: s t i l t. It includes i,l,s,t and duplicate t. \"stilt\" tests i,l,s,t. \"stilt\" maybe good. \"stilt\" is valid. But duplicate t. \"stilt\" has 4 distinct. \"stilt\" maybe common. \"stilt\" includes i,l which are very common and untested. \"stilt\" no o/u/m/p. \"stilt\" maybe better than stoup because i,l high. But t",
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"observation": "That guess was not accepted: no bracketed guess found.\nIt did not use up a turn. You have 5 guesses left."
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"reply": "\n\n[slite]",
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"reasoning": "I need to provide a bracketed guess.\n",
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"guess": "slite",
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"observation": "That guess was not accepted: 'slite' is not in the word list.\nIt did not use up a turn. You have 5 guesses left."
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"reply": "\n\n[stout]",
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"reasoning": "We need answer user's game. Need output only bracketed token. Need choose valid 5-letter word. Previous crane all X: c,r,a,n,e excluded. slite invalid likely not in word list. Need make a guess. We have 5 guesses left. Need likely choose common valid word avoiding c,r,a,n,e. Maybe \"stout\"? letters s,t,o,u,t. Need ensure in word list. Let's think: Need 5-letter word. Avoid C,R,A,N,E. Many options. Since no info, pick high-information common word with allowed letters. Maybe \"stout\" (s,t,o,u,t) likely valid. Or \"stump\"? p,m,u,s,t. \"stout\" is common. But if duplicate t okay. Need only bracketed token. Ensure no other brackets. Could use [stout]. Need final only.\n",
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"guess": "stout",
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"observation": "S T O U T\nX X Y X X\n\nYou have 4 guesses left."
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"reasoning": "We need respond to user. Need produce final with bracketed guess only? User says game reads first bracketed token and ignores everything else, so do not put any other words in brackets. We need choose next guess.\n\nCurrent feedback:\nGuess crane: C R A N E all X. So letters C,R,A,N,E absent.\nGuess stout: S T O U T: S X, T X, O Y, U X, T X. So O in word but not position 3 (if stout positions 1 s,2 t,3 o,4 u,5 t). T,S,U absent. Need 5-letter word containing O not at pos3, not C R A N E S T U.\nAvailable letters likely: B,D,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,P,Q,V,W,X,Y,Z,O. Need guess common 5-letter word. Need maximize info. We know O present not pos3. Need find other letters. Good guess with O in maybe pos1/2/4/5 and common absent letters. Avoid known absent.\nCandidates: DOLPH? no 5. \"boldy\"? B O L D Y (O pos2). But Y maybe uncommon. \"bloom\" B L O O M (O pos3, invalid? O not pos3, but guess can have O pos3? If O is in word not pos3, guessing O pos3 would yield Y, okay but wastes? Better not). \"floor\" F L O O R has R absent, no. \"glove\" G L O V E has E absent. \"lobby\" L O B B Y O pos2, B/Y unknown. \"model\" M O D E L E absent. \"polyp\" P O L Y P O pos2. \"pouch\" P O U C H U/C absent. \"shout\" S/H? S/T absent. \"thong\" T absent. \"phone\" P H O N E N/E absent. \"phony\" P H O N Y N absent. \"pokey\" P O K E Y E absent. \"poker\" R/E absent. \"pilot\" P I L O T T absent. \"polar\" A/R absent. \"poise\" E/S absent. \"poise\" no. \"poler\" E/R absent. \"polve\" no.\nNeed valid word list likely Wordle allowed? It said slite not in word list. Need choose common valid 5-letter word.\nMaybe use [lobby] common? It tests L,B,Y,O. O pos2. If O is pos2, G; if elsewhere Y. Good.\nCould use [boldy]? less common. [bolts] S/T absent no. [blond] B L O N D N absent. [blood] B L O O D O pos3, not ideal but tests B,L,D. [blush] S/U absent. [boomy] B O O M Y O pos2? actually b o o m y positions 2,3 O. Since O not pos3, at least one Y. Tests B,M,Y.\nCommon with O not pos3: \"booby\" B O O B Y (O pos2/3) not. \"booby\" valid? maybe.\n\"bogey\" B O G E Y E absent. \"bogey\" no.\n\"boing\" B O I N G N absent.\n\"boils\" S absent.\n\"bolts\" T/S absent.\n\"bolus\" U/S absent.\n\"boned\" E/D? E absent.\n\"boone\" E absent.\n\"booze\" E/Z.\n\"boors\" R/S.\n\"boots\" T/S.\n\"boppy\" B O P P Y O pos2. Good? uncommon.\n\"borer\" E/R.\n\"bosom\" B O S O M S absent.\n\"botch\" B O T C H T/C absent.\n\"botte\" T/E.\n\"bouge\" U/E/G? U absent.\n\"bough\" B O U G H U absent.\n\"bound\" B O U N D U/N absent.\n\"bourn\" R/N.\n\"bovid\" B O V I D O pos2. Good tests V,I,D.\n\"bowel\" B O W E L E absent.\n\"bowie\" B O W I E E absent.\n\"bowls\" B O W L S S absent.\n\"boxer\" E/R.\n\"boxy\" 4.\n\"boyar\" Y/A/R.\n\"boyau\" Y/O/U/A U/A absent.\n\"bozos\" B O Z O S S absent.\n\nMaybe O pos1: \"odder\" O D D E R E/R absent. \"odds\" 4. \"ohone\" H O N E? N/E absent. \"oinks\" O I N K S N/S absent. \"okapi\" O K A P I A absent. \"olpae\"? \"olpes\"? \"omaha\" O M A H A A absent. \"omega\" O M E G A E/A absent. \"omens\" E/N/S. \"omits\" O M I T S T/S absent. \"omoph\"? \"onyx\" 4. \"opaque\" 6. \"overt\" O V E R T E/R/T absent. \"ovine\" O V I N E N/E. \"owlet\" O W L E T E/T. \"owlly\"? \"oxbow\" O X B O W O pos1/4, tests X,B,W. \"oxter\" O X T E R absent. \"oxeye\" O X E Y E E.\nO pos4: \"about\" A/B? A/B? \"adobe\" A/D? \"album\" A/B? \"aloud\" A/L/O/U/D U/A absent. \"alove\" A/L/O/V/E E/A. \"among\" A/M/O/N/G N/A. \"anode\" A/N/O/D/E. \"anole\" A/N/O/L/E. \"anomy\" A/N/O/M/Y. \"apoop\"? \"aroma\" A/R/O/M/A. \"atone\" A/T/O/N/E. \"atopy\" A/T/O/P/Y. \"audio\" A/U/D/I/O U/A. \"audle\" A/U/D/L/E. \"auloi\" A/U/L/O/I. \"baobab\" 6. \"baked\" B/A/K/E/D E/A. \"balmy\" B/A/L/M/Y. \"bango\" B/A/N/G/O N/A. \"bantu\" B/A/N/T/U. \"banjo\" B/A/N/J/O N/A. \"banto\" B/A/N/T/O. \"bawdy\" B/A/W/D/Y. \"bawls\" B/A/W/L/S. \"bayed\" B/A/Y/E/D. \"bayed\" E/A. \"beady\" B/E/A/D/Y. \"beano\" B/E/A/N/O. \"beaut\" B/E/A/U/T. \"beaux\" B/E/A/U/X. \"beery\" B/E/E/R/Y. \"beige\" B/E/I/G/E. \"belay\" B/E/L/A/Y. \"belch\" B/E/L/C/H. \"belfy\"? \"belga\" B/E/L/G/A. \"belly\" B/E/L/L/Y. \"bemoan\" 6. \"bemud\" B/E/M/U/D. \"bends\" B/E/N/D/S. \"berth\" B/E/R/T/H. \"besom\" B/E/S/O/M. \"betro\" B/E/T/R/O. \"bight\" B/I/G/H/T. \"bilge\" B/I/L/G/E. \"bilks\" B/I/L/K/S. \"binal\" B/I/N/A/L. \"biped\" B/I/P/E/D. \"birch\" B/I/R/C/H. \"birds\" B/I/R/D/S. \"birls\" B/I/R/L/S. \"bison\" B/I/S/O/N. \"bitch\" B/I/T/C/H. \"biter\" B/I/T/E/R. \"biter\" etc.\nNeed avoid absent letters C R A N E S T U. 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"reasoning": "We need answer user's game. Need provide bracketed guess only. Need analyze.\n\nWe have guesses:\ncrane: all X => c,r,a,n,e not in word.\nstout: S X, T X, O Y, U X, T X. So O is in word, not position 3 (since stout positions: 1 S,2 T,3 O,4 U,5 T; O Y means in word elsewhere). T not in word? T X at pos2 and pos5 means T not in word (assuming standard Wordle feedback: X letter not in word; repeated T both X confirms T absent). S,U absent.\nKnown: word contains O, not c,r,a,n,e,t,s,u. Need 5-letter word. Need maximize info.\nWe need choose next guess from valid word list? We don't know list but likely common. Need output only bracketed token.\nNeed think through.\nLetters excluded: a,c,e,n,r,s,t,u. O present not pos3. Remaining letters: b,d,f,g,h,i,j,k,l,m,o,p,q,v,w,x,y,z (plus maybe? no).\nNeed 5-letter word containing O not third. Common words. Could be \"blond\"? has n? no n excluded. \"blood\" has b l o o d, O pos3? blood: b l o o d => O pos3 and pos4, but O not pos3? If secret has O not pos3, can still have O pos3? Wait feedback for stout O at pos3 was Y, meaning the letter O is in the word but not at position 3. In Wordle, if there are multiple O, a Y at pos3 indicates at least one O elsewhere; it does not necessarily forbid O at pos3? Actually if guess has O at pos3 and secret has O at pos3, it would be G. Since it's Y, position 3 is not O. But secret could also have O elsewhere. So pos3 != O.\nNeed guess valid. Candidate: \"blimp\" no O. Need include O maybe to learn position.\nCould guess a word with O in one or two positions to test. Need avoid excluded letters. Use common letters b,d,f,g,h,i,l,m,p,o,w,y.\nNeed 5-letter word with O not at pos3 and no excluded. Examples:\n- \"blimp\" no\n- \"bloom\" b l o o m: O pos3, pos4. But pos3 can't be O, so if word BLOOM? impossible because pos3 O. Guess bloom would have O at pos3 Y? But we know pos3 not O, but could be pos4. Valid word? Bloom contains excluded? no. It has O twice. Could test. But if secret has one O, bloom may give one Y for O pos4 maybe. But guess with O at pos3 known false; still okay? It might be accepted. But maybe better avoid known false position? It doesn't matter.\n- \"bloom\" 5-letter, no excluded? b,l,o,o,m ok. Contains O pos3 (known false) and pos4. Could learn if O pos4. But if secret O pos4, bloom gives pos4 G? Actually if secret O at pos4 and pos3 not O, bloom pos3 O Y? Since another O at pos4? In Wordle with duplicate O in guess and one O in secret: if one guess O at correct pos4, that is G, the other O at pos3 is Y? Or if only one O in secret at pos4, guess has two O: pos4 G, pos3 Y? Standard: correct position consumes one, remaining guess O is Y because letter in word. So feedback would G Y maybe. If secret O not pos4, pos3 Y? Since O in word elsewhere, both O's? If one secret O elsewhere, two guess O's: one Y, one X? Wordle feedback with duplicates: if one O in secret and two O in guess, one O gets Y, one X. Which position? Usually prioritize G then Y, no G, assign Y to one of the O's (often first). Could be pos3 Y pos4 X or pos3 X pos4 Y depending algorithm. Hard.\nBetter guess with O at likely positions and new letters.\nNeed infer likely secret from excluded. We need choose a word in word list. Could use common 5-letter words with O not third and no excluded. Let's list:\n- \"bloom\" (O pos3,4)\n- \"blond\" has n excluded\n- \"bobby\" b o b b y: O pos2, no excluded. Good.\n- \"bongo\" b o n g o n excluded\n- \"booby\" b o o b y O pos2,3; pos3 impossible? 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Wordle feedback for stout had one O Y, meaning at least one O, not pos3. Could have multiple? If secret has two O, guess stout with one O would show one Y? Usually feedback limited to count; one O guessed, if secret has two O, one Y. But if O not pos3, one O Y. BLOOD possible if O at pos4? But BLOOD has O at pos3 too, would that conflict? If secret BLOOD and guess stout: O at pos3 in guess, secret pos3 O -> would be G, not Y. Since feedback Y, secret does not have O at pos3. BLOOD has O at pos3, so impossible. Need O not at pos3.\n\nGood guesses with O not pos3, no forbidden letters. Need common 5-letter. \"MOBIL\"? not common. \"BLOOM\" B L O O M: O pos3? B1 L2 O3 O4 M5 -> O at 3 impossible. \"BLOOM\" no.\n\"MOBIL\"? no.\n\"MOBIL\" maybe not.\n\"MOBIL\" not likely.\n\"MOBIL\" no.\n\"MOBIL\" irrelevant.\n\nNeed a valid word. Could guess \"BLOOD\" no. \"BLOOM\" no. \"BLOOM\" O at 3.\n\"MOBIL\" O at 3? M1 O2 B3 I4 L5 -> O pos2 okay. Is MOBIL a word? Maybe not in word list.\n\"MOBIL\" no.\n\"MOBIL\" skip.\n\nWords with O at 1,2,4,5.\nO at 1: OLB? \"OLIVE\" has E,V,I,L,O? O pos1, L I V E includes E forbidden. \"OLIVE\" no E. \"OLIGO\" O L I G O: O pos1 and5, letters O,L,I,G,O no forbidden. 5-letter word? OLIGO is a word (prefix? maybe). Could be in word list? maybe. \"OLIGO\" informative: O, L, I, G. But if O count? okay.\nO at 1: \"OMEN\" has E,N no. \"ONYX\" O N Y X N no. \"OZONE\" E,N no. \"OCHRE\" no. \"OKAPI\" O K A P I has A. \"OLIVE\" E. \"OLIO\"? 4. \"OLIOS\"? 5? O L I O S has S forbidden. \"OLIGO\" good.\nO at 2: \"BLOOD\" no pos3. \"BLOOM\" no. \"BLOKE\" E. \"BLOBB\"? no. \"BLOOM\" no. \"BLOOM\" no. \"BLOOM\" stop.\n\"MOBIL\" O pos2. \"MOBIL\" maybe not.\n\"MOBIL\" no.\n\"MOBIL\" enough.\n\"MOBIL\" no.\n\nNeed likely valid word in Wordle answer list? The game says word list. Could be common. Need choose safe guess. Since only 4 guesses left, need efficient.\nAbsent many vowels: A,E,N? N absent. O present. Remaining vowels: I, U? U absent. O. Maybe Y. So word likely has O and I/Y. Consonants: B,D,F,G,H,J,K,L,M,P,Q,V,W,X,Y,Z.\nNeed guess with O and likely I. \"MOBIL\"? If valid, tests M,O,B,I,L. But maybe not.\n\"BOILS\" has S forbidden. \"BOIL\" 4. \"BOILY\"? B O I L Y: O pos2, I pos3, L pos4, Y pos5, B pos1. No forbidden. Is BOILY a word? maybe not common.\n\"BODIL\"? B O D I L: O pos2, D,I,L. Is BODIL? no.\n\"BODILY\" 6.\n\"BODIL\" no.\n\"BOGOL\"? B O G O L: O pos2,4. word? bogol? no.\n\"BOMBO\"? no.\n\"BOMBY\"? no.\n\"BOOBY\" B O O B Y: O pos2,3; pos3 O impossible? If secret has O not pos3, but guess BOOBY has O pos3; if secret has O elsewhere, the O at pos3 would be Y? Wait feedback per letter: If guess has O at pos3 and secret O at pos2, then pos3 O is Y (if count permits) not X. But constraint is secret O not pos3; guess can have O at pos3, it will just be Y/X. It doesn't make secret impossible. I was conflating. For BLOOD, if secret had O not pos3 but BLOOD as guess has O at pos3, that's okay as a guess; it doesn't imply secret has O pos3. We need guess valid word, not necessarily consistent with O not pos3? Any word can be guessed. But if we guess BLOOD, O at pos3 will be Y/X, but we already know O not pos3. It's okay. But if BLOOD has two O, feedback may be tricky. But valid.\n\nNeed choose a word that tests letters. Since O known, maybe include O and many unknown consonants. Need valid word.\nCommon 5-letter words with O and no A,C,E,N,R,S,T,U.\nLet's list:\nBLOOD (B L O O D) valid, O pos3 and4. But O pos3 in guess, we know O not pos3; if secret has one O, the O at pos3 will be Y, O at pos4 maybe G/Y depending. If secret has O at pos4, BLOOD gives G at pos4? Actually if secret O pos4, guess O pos4 G, O pos3 Y (if one O used? Wordle: one G consumes O, pos3 O becomes X if only one O? If secret one O at pos4, guess O at pos3 and pos4: pos4 G, pos3 X because no extra O. If secret has two O including pos4? pos3 Y maybe). This can reveal count/position. But BLOOD includes L,D,B. Good.\nBLOOM (B L O O M) O pos3,4. valid. Tests M instead of D.\nBOOBY (B O O B Y) O pos2,3, B twice, Y. valid? BOOBY common. Tests B,Y,O.\nBOOZY? B O O Z Y maybe word? boozy common. valid. Tests Z.\nBOOBS? S forbidden but guess can have S? We know S absent; including known absent is bad. Avoid.\nBOP? \"BOPPY\" B O P P Y valid? Boppy maybe.\nBOP? \nBOD? \"BODIL\" no.\nBOM? \"BOMBE\" E. \"BOMBY\" no.\nBOG? \"BOGOT\"? B O G O T T absent. \"BOGOL\" maybe not. \"BOGUS\" S/U.\nBOL? \"BOLLY\" B O L L Y valid? Bolly? maybe. \"BOLAS\" S/A. \"BOLTI\" T/I.\nBON? \"BONED\" E,N. \"BONY\" 4. \"BONOS\" S.\nBOO? \"BOOBS\" S. \"BOOBY\" good. \"BOOZE\" E. \"BOOZY\" good.\nBOP? \"BOPPY\" maybe.\nBOR? R absent.\nBOT? T absent.\nBOU? U absent.\nBOX? \"BOXER\" E,R. \"BOXES\" E,S. \"BOXY\" 4.\nBOZ? \"BOZOS\" S.\n\nO at 1:\nOLIGO (O L I G O) valid",
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Need choose guess with likely letters.\nWe must output bracketed token only? likely just [guess]. Need ensure valid word list. Avoid invalid. Need choose common 5-letter word.\nConstraints: no C,R,A,N,E,S,T,U. O present not position 3.\nPossible letters: B D F G H I L M O P W Y Z J K Q V X.\nNeed guess maybe [blimp]? Contains B L I M P all not O. But O known present, better include O not pos3. Need valid word.\nCommon 5-letter with O not 3, no forbidden: \"boldy\"? B O L D Y: O pos2. Letters B,L,D,Y plus O. Valid? boldy is maybe not in word list? Could be. \"bloom\" B L O O M: O pos3 and 4? O pos3 forbidden (would be Y? Actually if O at pos3 and secret has O elsewhere, feedback O at pos3 could be Y if another O? But known O not pos3 from stout; if guess has O pos3 and secret has O elsewhere, O pos3 would be Y, okay but we know not pos3, better avoid). \"blomp\" not word. \"blimy\"? B L I M Y no O.\nNeed a good first constrained guess. Since O is present not pos3, maybe guess word with O at pos1,2,4,5 and other high-value letters.\nCommon words without forbidden: \"bloom\" no (O pos3). \"bloop\" B L O O P: O pos3? B L O O P positions 3,4. pos3 O would be Y if O elsewhere; but if secret O at pos4, pos3 O Y, pos4 O G. Could be okay, but we know O not pos3, so if guess O pos3, it will be Y unless secret O at pos3 (impossible). It wastes a letter but still gives info. Better avoid O pos3.\n\"booby\" B O O B Y: O pos2,3; pos3 O would Y. Contains B,Y.\n\"booky\" B O O K Y: O pos2,3.\n\"boozy\" B O O Z Y: O pos2,3.\n\"bogey\" has E forbidden.\n\"bogie\" E? no E? b o g i e has E forbidden.\n\"boffo\" B O F F O: O pos2,5; good, no forbidden. Word? boffo is valid. Feedback will tell B,F,O positions. But repeated O and F.\n\"booby\" maybe valid.\n\"boffo\" includes O twice not pos3, B,F. Good? If secret has one O, one O G one O Y maybe; if two O, both G/Y. But repeated letters can complicate.\n\"booby\" B O O B Y.\n\"boong\" has N forbidden.\n\"boohu\" U forbidden.\n\"boors\" R,S forbidden.\n\"boots\" T,S forbidden.\n\"booth\" B O O T H T forbidden.\n\"booze\" E,Z? E forbidden.\n\"booby\" likely valid? Maybe.\n\"boffo\" likely valid? It is a word, maybe in word list. Need safe common valid word.\nAlternative: \"lobby\" L O B B Y: O pos2, B,Y. Valid common. No forbidden. Good. But repeated B.\n\"lobby\" gives O pos2, B, Y.\n\"looby\" L O O B Y? valid? maybe.\n\"loopy\" L O O P Y: O pos2,3 (pos3 bad), P,Y.\n\"lofty\" T forbidden.\n\"lodge\" E forbidden.\n\"lorry\" R forbidden.\n\"lotus\" T,U,S forbidden.\n\"lousy\" U,S forbidden.\n\"lowly\" L O W L Y: O pos2, W,Y,L. Valid common. Good: no forbidden, O pos2. Letters L,W,Y.\n\"lowly\" likely valid. It tests O at pos2 and common L,W,Y.\n\"lodge\" no.\n\"molly\" M O L L Y: O pos2, L,Y.\n\"moody\" M O O D Y: O pos2,3 (bad pos3), D,Y.\n\"moory\" R forbidden.\n\"moose\" E,S forbidden.\n\"moths\" T,S forbidden.\n\"mouth\" T,U,H? T,U forbidden.\n\"mould\" U forbidden? M O U L D has U forbidden.\n\"mousy\" U,S forbidden.\n\"mower\" E,R forbidden.\n\"mobo\"? no.\n\"obole\" E forbidden.\n\"oboe\" E forbidden.\n\"obole\" E.\n\"oboli\" O B O L I: O pos1,3 (pos3 bad), B,L,I.\n\"oboes\" E,S.\n\"obole\" no.\n\"obole\" no.\n\"odour\" R,U.\n\"odyle\" E.\n\"ogive\" E.\n\"ohias\" S? H,I,A,S forbidden.\n\"oinky\" O I N K Y N forbidden.\n\"olios\" S? O L I O S S forbidden.\n\"olives\" E,S,V.\n\"olpae\" E.\n\"omahs\" S.\n\"ombre\" R,E.\n\"omrah\" R.\n\"onion\" N.\n\"oozed\" E.\n\"oozes\" E,S.\n\"opahs\" S.\n\"opium\" P,I,U,M U forbidden.\n\"orlop\" R.\n\"oromo\" R.\n\"orvin\" R,V,N.\n\"osier\" S,I,E,R.\n\"ossia\" S,I,A.\n\"otary\" T,R,Y.\n\"ought\" U,G,H,T T,U.\n\"ouphe\" U,P,H,E.\n\"ouzel\" U,Z,E,L.\n\"ovary\" R,Y.\n\"ovine\" V,I,N,E.\n\"ovism\" V,I,S,M.\n\"ovoid\" O V O I D: O pos1,3 (bad pos3), V,I,D.\n\"ovoli\" O V O L I: O pos1,3.\n\"ovolo\" O V O L O: O pos1,3,5.\n\"ovule\" U,E.\n\"owlet\" E,T.\n\"owler\" E,R.\n\"oxter\" X,T,E,R.\n\"oxyde\" X,Y,D,E.\n\"oyers\" E,R,S.\n\"ozias\" Z,I,A,S.\n\"ozine\" Z,I,N,E.\n\nMaybe better use high frequency letters among allowed: L, I, O, M, D, B, G, H, P, W, Y. Need valid words.\n\"ghoul\" G H O U L U forbidden.\n\"ghost\" G H O S T S,T forbidden.\n\"glide\" E.\n\"globe\" E.\n\"glory\" R.\n\"gloop\" G L O O P: O pos3,4 (pos3 bad), L,P.\n\"glory\" no.\n\"golly\" G O L L Y: O pos2, L,Y. Valid.\n\"gumbo\" U.\n\"gurly\" R,U.\n\"gusto\" U,T.\n\"guyot\" G U Y O T U,T.\n\"gyoza\" G Y O Z A A forbidden.\n\n\"hippo\" H I P P O: O pos5, H,I,P. Valid common. No forbidden. Good. Tests H,I,P,O pos5.\n\"hippy\" H I P P Y no O.\n\"hippo\" likely valid.\n\"holly\" H O L L Y: O pos2, H,L,Y.\n\"hommy\"? H O M M Y? maybe not.\n\"hooch\" H O O C",
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