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Follow-ups

Conversation design

Use follow-ups without losing the object

A useful follow-up changes the question while keeping the selected game, board, trader, or saved item in view.

The three best follow-up moves

  1. 1NarrowMove from a league board to one game, market, or wallet.
  2. 2VerifyAsk about freshness, source coverage, missing values, or the receipt behind a claim.
  3. 3Act in the workspaceOpen the linked detail, add the game to Watchlist, or preserve a portfolio thesis.

After a board or list

Which one matters most?

Rank objects from the immediately preceding board or list.

Use when: Use only when the prior answer contains a clear list.

Show only the live games

Filter the board returned in the preceding answer.

Use when: Use after a league board or Watchlist summary.

Open the first game

Resolve one row from the list and move into game detail.

Use when: Use when the preceding answer has a stable, visible order.

Which row has the freshest data?

Compare freshness across the visible list.

Use when: Use after a board with source receipts.

Which source disagrees most?

Narrow a comparison to the largest visible source delta.

Use when: Use after a multi-source market board.

After opening a game

What changed since open?

Compare the selected game market against its opening state.

Use when: Use after selecting or opening a game.

What is the current score and game state?

Read the selected game’s current event state.

Use when: Use for a live or recently completed game.

Which line moved the most?

Compare spread, moneyline, and total movement for the selected game.

Use when: Use when market history is attached.

Show the evidence behind that

Bring the linked structured view or source receipts into focus.

Use when: Use after Kam makes a market-data claim.

When was that source updated?

Check the freshness of the source supporting the preceding claim.

Use when: Use after an answer with a source receipt.

Save this game to my watchlist

Turn the resolved game into tracked work.

Use when: Confirm the exact game before saving.

After a Watchlist, trader, or portfolio answer

What changed since I saved it?

Compare the active saved game with its stored watchlist state.

Use when: Use after opening one Watchlist game.

Compare the top two wallets

Move from a ranked trader list to a bounded wallet comparison.

Use when: Use after opening the Trader Board.

Which metric explains the difference?

Narrow a wallet comparison to the most informative visible metric.

Use when: Use after a trader comparison result.

Which thesis has the weakest current support?

Rank visible portfolio theses by linked evidence quality.

Use when: Use after a portfolio review.

What should I record after settlement?

Turn a completed position into a post-result review.

Use when: Use after opening a settled portfolio entry.

When Kam has the wrong object

I mean {away team} at {home team} on {date}

Replace an ambiguous game reference with an exact matchup and date.

Use {league}, not {other league}

Correct the active league without starting an unrelated task.

Use the selected wallet, {wallet}

Restore an exact wallet reference before asking for analysis.

Start a new question about {new object}

Make an intentional subject change instead of carrying unrelated context forward.

When to restate the object

Restate the league, game, wallet, or date when you intentionally change subjects, when more than one object could match “this,” or when the Platform Panel no longer shows the item you mean.