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name: feedback_burn_down_task_list
description: "When several asks/tasks are queued, do them all; don't stop to ask which to do first."
metadata: 
  node_type: memory
  type: feedback
  originSessionId: c06c2b0e-44ee-45a1-b213-4f77c006109c
---

When the user has given multiple asks or there's a task list, work through all of them rather than stopping to ask "which should I do next / shall I do X?". Asking-to-pick when work is already queued is the worst move: it does zero work AND blocks communication.

**Why:** the user often goes AFK and trusts autonomy; a "which first?" question stalls everything for nothing. They've said this more than once (see [[feedback_afk_autonomy]]).

**How to apply:** address/brainstorm/fix every open point in one pass; only stop to ask when there's a genuine fork with no defensible default or an irreversible/outward-facing action. "Want me to proceed?" on already-requested work is not such a fork.
