1. Tell the story
In the local prototype, the person speaks or types a work story. Finish story explicitly sends the submitted text for one Muse follow-up; a pause alone does not admit that question.
One work story, reviewed before saving.
This read-only walkthrough shows the implemented interface with fictional state. It is not a recording of a user session or a live Muse call. It accepts no input and requests no microphone permission.
2. Answer one follow-up
The adaptive question is a proposal tied to the submitted story. Recorded samples and offline examples are separate modes. This figure uses an authored synthetic question, not a new model response.
3. Review the account
The answer and the account can be edited separately. The person reviews what will be saved and any remaining unknown before choosing Accept and save. Acceptance is not independent verification.
4. Keep the correction and the earlier wording
Accepted accounts are stored in the local prototype with correction history. The original statement remains inspectable; superseded claims are excluded from current context.
5. Try an optional fixed exercise
After an accepted adaptive story, the prototype offers one optional fictional runtime-reasoning exercise. The same authored task is offered for every story; it is not generated from the story. It compares elapsed times and an unresolved failed output check, with fixed feedback and human self-review. Attempts, assistance and feedback are stored separately from career facts. There is no automated skill or learning-success grade.
Prototype scope
The implementation contains the story → explicit follow-up → review → local acceptance flow and a separate fictional practice record. The prototype uses a local Muse setup for text and file transcription. Synthetic-file transcription and offline contracts have been checked separately; these figures do not prove real microphone capture, audible playback, end-to-end model quality, independent competence or a learning benefit.
This package is a static walkthrough, not a hosted version of the local app.