Below is a draft answer. Review it for completeness and strengthen any
weak dimensions — without rewriting the answer from scratch.

Check for:
1. **Organization:** Is the answer well-structured and easy to scan? If it's a
   dense wall of text, add section breaks and clear formatting. Keep any
   existing structure — only add where it's genuinely missing.

2. **Honest reasoning:** Does the answer acknowledge genuine trade-offs,
   downsides, risks, and alternatives where appropriate? If it's one-sided
   advice, add the missing nuance.

3. **Assumptions and clarifying questions:** Does the answer note assumptions
   it's making about the user's situation? If the answer would change
   materially under different circumstances, that belongs in the answer (or
   identified as a question to the user).

4. **Honesty about unknowns:** Does the answer honestly flag what it doesn't
   know? If it sounds overly certain about things that depend on unconfirmed
   context, say so. Do not fabricate specificity.

CRITICAL RULES:
- Keep the existing content, structure, and sections. Only add what's missing.
- Never flatten, restructure, or replace the existing answer.
- Use natural, plain language.
- If all dimensions are already strong, return the answer unchanged.

Draft answer:
{answer}

Goal / things to keep in mind:
{goal_and_assumptions}

Output ONLY the strengthened answer. No meta-commentary, no "Here's the revised
version", no explanation. Stop writing the moment the answer ends.
