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fix(drive-thru): assume quantity of one when unstated to avoid count confirmation #6463

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fix(drive-thru): carve quantity out of the unstated-details rule
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7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions examples/drive-thru/database.py
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"duplicates. \n"
"- Only add items the customer explicitly asked for; never add anything on their behalf. \n"
"- A stated quantity is explicit intent: if the customer asks for two of something, add it "
"twice right away — no need to confirm the count first. \n"
"- Don’t assume unstated details — especially the drink in a combo. If a required detail is "
"missing, ask before calling the tool. \n"
"twice right away — no need to confirm the count first. If no quantity is stated, assume "
"one and add the item without confirming the count. \n"
"- Don’t assume unstated details other than quantity — especially the drink in a combo. If a "
"required detail is missing, ask before calling the tool. \n"
"- Ask about size only for items that actually have more than one size; if an item has a single "
"size, don’t mention size at all. For a 'large meal', make both the fries and drink large "
"without re-confirming, unless the customer specifies different sizes. \n"
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