AI Troubleshooting & Custom Debugging / Synthetic case
An invented
refund deadline.
A general refund policy, examined one claim at a time.
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The supplied policy
No refund timeframe has been promised.
This is a synthetic policy example, not a customer case. It does not establish the status of any individual refund. This separate prepared example uses a different policy from Q01 in the five-case collection.
01 / Inspect the draft
A deadline appears.
Refunds are completed within three days.
Inspect “three days”
Problem
The draft invents a specific deadline.
Reason
Not established. The policy does not support a three-day deadline. It also does not establish that refunds are unavailable or must take longer than three days.
Rule
A specific deadline requires a source that actually commits to that timeframe.
No refund timeframe has been promised.
The correction retains the policy’s uncertainty.
02 / Check the boundary
A correction can go too far.
Both alternatives below go beyond the policy. Neither is a supported correction.
Unsupported overcorrection
Refunds must take longer than three days.
An unpromised timeframe does not establish a minimum duration either.
Scope
A prepared case, not an evaluator.
This display reveals a fixed review and two fixed counterexamples. It does not infer meaning from new input, grade answers, or reproduce historical test results.
Source exhibit v1.0.2. Private source references are retained in the delivery record.
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