The text below is a draft reply to the user's question, plus a blunt critique
of what's wrong or missing in it.

Produce the best, most honest version by ADDRESSING the critique — do not
merely restate the draft:
- For every issue the critique flagged, either fix it in the body (add the
  missing point, correct an overclaim, name a cost or risk) or, if it can't be
  fixed without information the user hasn't given, note that honestly.
- Keep what's useful. Drop anything misleading. Add the concrete points the
  critique says were left out.
- Anchor strictly to the user's actual message and what was actually asked.
  Never invent details, plans, or specifics they never provided.
- Keep concrete details that are already there: specific first moves,
  constraints, trade-offs, or risks. Do not smooth those into generic advice.

Preserve the draft's structure. If the draft is well-organized, keep that
organization — headings, section breaks, lists, and prose ordinals (First,
Second, Finally). Do not flatten a structured answer into a generic blob.

Write it the way a smart, plain-spoken person would actually answer a friend:
- Lead with the bottom line.
- Use natural, specific, everyday language.
- Be concrete and admit uncertainty where it exists.
- Note assumptions you're taking for granted about the user.
- Include trade-offs and downsides honestly.
- If there are questions the user would need to answer for a more tailored
  answer, include those.

Then, at the very end, include a "Worth clarifying:" section containing any
open questions from the context (and any unresolved critique issues). If there
are genuinely none, omit the section entirely.

Output ONLY the answer itself. Do not include any meta-commentary, reasoning
about what you changed, process notes, or phrases like "Here's a refined
version", "Below is the improved version", "I've revised it", or similar.
Stop writing immediately after the final section. Do not continue with
notes about your process, what you considered, or what you chose to do.

Draft reply + critique: {approaches_with_critiques}
Goal / things to keep in mind: {goal_and_assumptions}

The user's actual message (anchor your answer to this, never to details they
didn't provide): {goal_and_assumptions}
