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The win plan names one next action per model. Before it does, it reads what was already tried for that prompt, so a page fix that came back with no change is not proposed again the next morning with the same tactic.

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An attempt

Every piece of work the agents file records the tactic it carries out and the target it was aimed at:
  • the tactic is the win plan’s action kind: fix_page, write_asset, get_listed, answer_thread or pitch;
  • the target is the deciding page or domain, written one way (lowercase host without www., path without a trailing slash, no query). A bare domain covers every page on it, so a listing filed for g2.com matches the category page the answers cited.
An attempt is one change and one prompt it was filed for, with: The verdict is computed the way the change’s receipt computes it, from the same checks, so an attempt and a receipt can never give one change two verdicts.
Only work filed for a prompt is remembered: a page fix, a page rewrite, an article, a listing or a community reply, each of which names the prompts it is for. An outreach draft names no prompt yet, so a pitch sent as an email is not an attempt and does not block anything.

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The rules

  1. A change still being checked holds its target. While a shipped change on a target still has a check to come, the plan skips that target with the reason waiting for re-read. Anything new shipped there now would land inside the first change’s measured window, and neither could be read.
  2. Only the final check judges a tactic. A no_change or inside_noise verdict at the +30-day check (or a measured drop, dropped) blocks that tactic on that target for 60 days from the day the check was read. The +3-day early look and the +7 and +14 checks never block anything.
  3. The next move is a different one. A blocked action escalates: first to another tactic on the same target (a page fix that did nothing becomes a new page written for the prompt; a listing becomes a pitch to the same directory), then to the next deciding source this model’s answers leaned on. The action says what it moved away from in escalated_from. When every move on every deciding source is blocked or waiting, the model gets no action that day, and the reason says until when.
  4. Not live is unfinished work, not a verdict. A shipped change the check did not find on the live page is proposed again as its own ship step (decision: reship), and nothing new is drafted for that target.
  5. Too few answers waits. A check with too few answers to judge (insufficient) blocks no tactic. The target waits 60 days for answers to accumulate, then the same tactic may be tried again.
A moved verdict blocks nothing. A change you stopped, reverted or declined neither blocks a tactic nor holds its target, whatever its last check said: its checks are called off, so it is never re-shipped and never waited on. A decline has its own rules on the change.

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On each next action

Every model’s next action in the plan carries:
  • attempts: every earlier attempt for this prompt, newest first. An empty list means nothing was tried; null means the attempts could not be read, and the Daily win plan drafts nothing for that model that day rather than risk repeating a failed tactic.
  • decision: propose, skip or reship, with skip_reason on a skip and reship_change_id on a reship.
  • escalated_from: the tactic and target it replaced, the change behind the block, its final verdict and blocked_until.
Nothing here claims that the new tactic will work. It is a different piece of work, measured the same way.

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Reading attempts

  • MCP: list(type=attempt), filtered by prompt_id, tactic or target; get(attensira://{workspace}/attempt/{change_id}:{prompt_id}) for one; get(attensira://{workspace}/question/{prompt_id}) carries the prompt’s attempts; and analyze(view=win_plan) carries them on every step.
  • REST: GET /v1/attempts?prompt_id=&tactic=&target=, the same rows through GET /v1/objects?uri=, attempts on GET /v1/prompts/{prompt}/detail, and on each step of GET /v1/win-plan.
Attempts are read-only. To act on the work behind one, act on its change.