The status-line role label (waiting: product thinker / waiting: facilitator) must always name the person the CURRENT question is for. An agent set 'product thinker' at the start of a mixed interview and left it while asking technical-facilitator questions, so the badge was wrong. Assess each question's addressee first, then set the label, then ask.

The status-line role label (waiting: product thinker / waiting: facilitator) must always name the person the CURRENT question is for. An agent set 'product thinker' at the start of a mixed interview and left it while asking technical-facilitator questions, so the badge was wrong. Assess each question's addressee first, then set the label, then ask.

Delivered: the GRILL rule in 5357c4c68; the interview command page line in 66b5512e9 (commands/intent.md); the question tool carrying the addressee is out of abcd's reach, since the host owns that tool's shape, and the mode verb set before each question is the half abcd holds.

Grounds

• pursued: the status-line label is only true if it is set per question, from the question's own addressee, before the question shows; a purely internal convention (the mode verb, itd-200), so no outside practice is cited. Shown wrong if a mixed interview run under the rule still shows a label naming the other role.