1. Identify the current session
- Copy the session in one line: commute, daily board, holiday, or quiet reset.
- Mark the current letter count, difficulty, and whether the player needs legend support.
- List only the next required checkpoint: destination, then letters, then optional bonus words.
2. Separate optional puzzle branches
- Use a separate note for extra letters, red herrings, or finale details with Priya Shah.
- Do not mix a 36-minute challenge detour into a 12-minute required travel order.
- Mark blocked ideas as return-later notes instead of treating them as mistakes.
3. Add a verification checkpoint
- After a rehearsal, confirm that the destination still matches evening light and commute lighting.
- Check whether a new letter, timer cue, or Cairo finale appeared as planned.
- When nothing matches the screenshot, return to the last verified travel board.
4. Keep surprises bounded
Describe the finish needed to continue, not every story the extra letters could tell. A word note should preserve the reason to open this mobile game, and Elena Hart will stop a last-minute difficulty change at word 40 if it would collapse the letter plan.