Start with four records
Once you have a working model connection, start a chat with the prompt below. It uses sample records supplied directly in the message and does not require files, browsing, or application control.
Use Python to work with these four sample records: A: 12 B: 7 C: 12 D: 4 Store the records in the live Python session. Calculate their total and count, show the calculation and results, and keep the data available for a follow-up. Do not read or modify files, browse, or operate other applications.
Check the answer
The answer should be 35 across 4 records. Check the values used and the calculation, not just the model’s description of what it did.
This example is small enough to check by hand and gives you a starting point for a follow-up.
Try a follow-up
Check that the sample records are still available in the live Python session. Add a new record E with value 5, then show the updated total and count. If the earlier state is unavailable, tell me before reconstructing it.
With E added once, the new total is 40 and the count is 5. The useful continuity is the retained working data. If the runtime ended, the model should establish that fact before depending on it.
Try your own materials
After the small example, choose a task with a clear output and a manageable set of sample resources. Say what may change and what should be kept intact. For example, request a new report file while preserving the originals.
The workflow examples extend the same idea across coding/data, research, and desktop operations. Check the result in the way that fits the task: compare values, reopen the file, or inspect the application.