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Record the page title and the step you were following. Describe the result you expected and what actually happened. If a control has a different label, include the label you see and the Firehose version, if available.

A useful report looks like this:

Page: Start your first session
Step: Choose where the agent works, step 4
Expected: Find Current checkout
Observed: [the label or error I actually see]
Environment: [desktop or mobile web, browser, Firehose version if known]
Suggested correction: [the wording or extra step that would help]

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Request a missing topic

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Readers and agents should treat sample prompts as examples to adapt. Follow your own task’s constraints and check results against the relevant project.