Example Conversations
Annotated, realistic sessions showing the skills in action. Each example demonstrates the workflow its skill recommends: context first, iteration, verification before spending money.
| Example | Skill demonstrated | Shows | 日本語 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diagnosing a P0420 without wasting money | OBD-II Diagnostic Assistant | Code interpretation, live-data reasoning, test-before-parts discipline | 日本語版 |
| Inspecting a used car end-to-end | Used Car Inspector | Pre-viewing research, checklist use, findings → negotiation | 日本語版 |
| Building a catch-up maintenance plan | Vehicle Maintenance Planner | Unknown-history planning, prioritization, DIY vs. shop split | 日本語版 |
Notes on these examples
- Assistant responses are condensed for readability; real sessions include more follow-up questions.
- Vehicles, prices, and findings are realistic but fictional.
- Annotations (in blockquotes marked 💡) explain why each step matters — they are the teaching layer.
Contributing an example
Real (anonymized) sessions make the best examples. Requirements:
- Show the full arc: context → iteration → verification → outcome
- Annotate the key decision points with 💡 blockquotes
- Remove personal information (names, plates, VINs, locations)
- Link the demonstrated skill at the top
See CONTRIBUTING.md for the PR process.