docs(help): the missing-words prompt named a file the engine does not write - #222
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… write 05-missing-words.md tells you to find missing_words.txt in the analyzer's output and to check the output/ folder first. No such file exists anywhere: the engine writes missing-words.log, one per input, in the per-input log directory. Anyone following the prompt looks in the wrong place for a file under the wrong name and concludes the analyzer collected nothing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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05-missing-words.mdtells you to findmissing_words.txtin the analyzer's output, and to check theoutput/folder first.No such file exists anywhere. The engine writes
missing-words.log, one per input, in the per-input log directory:Anyone following the prompt looks in the wrong place for a file under the wrong name, finds nothing, and concludes the analyzer collected no missing words.
Found while running the prompt's workflow over a corpus — the logs were there the whole time under the other name.
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