Run 2025-12-19T01-12-19_gpt5.2
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Puzzle 8413/5 correct (60%) · $0.0322
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:55.385585+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: BABA, THONG, TRICK, HANDLE, CHAIN, STAIRWAY, FOOL, PRANK, HIPSTER, HOTEL, BRIEF, PUNK, BOHEMIAN, FLAPPER, FLOAT, BOXER
prompt: 261
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:55.386868+00:00
Show thinking
Several entries look like iconic rock song titles: “BABA” (as in “Baba O’Riley”), “STAIRWAY” (as in “Stairway to Heaven”), “HOTEL” (as in “Hotel California”), and “CHAIN” (as in “The Chain”). These four form a clean set.
<guess> BABA, STAIRWAY, HOTEL, CHAIN </guess> <confidence> 0.86 </confidence>
completion: 334 · cost: $0.005133
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:06.904116+00:00
INCORRECT. 3 INCORRECT GUESSES REMAINING
prompt: 388
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:06.907466+00:00
Show thinking
A strong-looking set is “types of countercultural/stylistic people”: HIPSTER, PUNK, BOHEMIAN, and FLAPPER all refer to recognizable subcultures or style-based social groups (often youth-oriented, sometimes era-specific).
<guess> HIPSTER, PUNK, BOHEMIAN, FLAPPER </guess> <confidence> 0.72 </confidence>
completion: 385 · cost: $0.006069
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:29.832164+00:00
INCORRECT. 2 INCORRECT GUESSES REMAINING
prompt: 501
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:43.967445+00:00
Show thinking
Look for a tight, unambiguous set among the remaining words. THONG, BRIEF, and BOXER are clear underwear styles. HIPSTER is also a common underwear cut/style (“hipster” briefs), which fits naturally as the fourth. This seems cleaner than the more metaphorical groupings.
<guess> THONG, BRIEF, BOXER, HIPSTER </guess> <confidence> 0.91 </confidence>
completion: 581 · cost: $0.009128
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:52.939300+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 679
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:52.941624+00:00
Show thinking
Now that HIPSTER is used up (which was confusing with “Bohemian/hipster” as a lifestyle group), the “classic rock song title first words” set becomes clear: “Baba O’Riley,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “Hotel California,” and “Stairway to Heaven.” That leaves TRICK/FOOL/PRANK/PUNK as the last set.
<guess> BABA, BOHEMIAN, HOTEL, STAIRWAY </guess> <confidence> 0.95 </confidence>
completion: 472 · cost: $0.007796
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:56.108073+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 812
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:56.110889+00:00
Show thinking
The remaining four words are TRICK, FOOL, PRANK, BABA. But BABA has already been used correctly in the prior set, so I must not reuse it. Let me re-check what’s actually left after removing all correct groups: • Used in toilet parts: CHAIN, HANDLE, FLAPPER, FLOAT • Used in underwear: THONG, BRIEF, BOXER, HIPSTER • Used in song titles: BABA, BOHEMIAN, HOTEL, STAIRWAY So the true remaining words should be TRICK, FOOL, PRANK, PUNK. Those fit as “someone who plays jokes / a joker,” i.e., synonyms/near-synonyms related to tricking/pranking.
<guess> TRICK, PRANK, FOOL, PUNK </guess> <confidence> 0.84 </confidence>
completion: 189 · cost: $0.004067
841 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 2,641 · completion: 1,961 · guesses: 5 · correct: 3 · time: 01:00 · cost: $0.0322
Puzzle 8333/3 correct (100%) · $0.0325
833 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:25.340521+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: BOOTH, PINCH, SCROLL, EEK, BAR, LOUNGE, COUNTER, HIVE, QUASH, CHILL, SWIPE, VEG, LOAF, TAP, ALE, TABLE
prompt: 257
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:25.343402+00:00
Show thinking
Several words here cluster around “relaxing/do nothing” as verbs: CHILL (relax), LOUNGE (recline/relax), LOAF (be idle), and VEG (as in “veg out”). This looks like a clean set of four with a shared meaning and minimal overlap with other plausible categories.
<guess> CHILL, LOUNGE, LOAF, VEG </guess> <confidence> 0.84 </confidence>
completion: 242 · cost: $0.003838
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:06.444265+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 517
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:06.446692+00:00
Show thinking
Remaining words: BOOTH, EEK, BAR, COUNTER, HIVE, QUASH, ALE, TABLE. A clean group is “restaurant seating/areas/surfaces”: BAR, BOOTH, COUNTER, TABLE all fit as places you sit/eat/order. That leaves ALE, EEK, HIVE, QUASH, which also seem to share a pattern (each becomes a new word by adding an initial S: SALE, SEEK, SHIVE, SQUASH), but for this guess I’ll take the straightforward restaurant-fixtures set.
<guess> BAR, BOOTH, COUNTER, TABLE </guess> <confidence> 0.87 </confidence>
completion: 1,790 · cost: $0.025965
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:08.697958+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 679
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:08.700588+00:00
Show thinking
Remaining words: ALE, EEK, HIVE, QUASH. These look like they each become a different valid word if you add S to the front: ALE→SALE, EEK→SEEK, HIVE→SHIVE, QUASH→SQUASH. That’s a cohesive “add an initial S” transformation set.
<guess> ALE, EEK, HIVE, QUASH </guess> <confidence> 0.78 </confidence> </final>
completion: 108 · cost: $0.002700
Puzzle 8242/2 correct (100%) · $0.0245
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:36.822936+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 358
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:08.921472+00:00
Show thinking
The remaining words include four that literally contain a water feature as a consecutive substring: • EBAY contains BAY • DRIVER contains RIVER • FINLET contains INLET • FLAKE contains LAKE That’s a very tight, NYT-style “hidden word” category, so I’ll take it.
<guess> EBAY, DRIVER, FINLET, FLAKE </guess> <confidence> 0.90 </confidence>
completion: 1,536 · cost: $0.022284
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:10.810601+00:00
Show thinking
Only four words remain, so they must be the last group. Semantically, APPEAL, CALL, PETITION, and BID all function as “requests/attempts to get something” (appeal/call for/petition/bid).
<guess> APPEAL, CALL, PETITION, BID </guess> <confidence> 0.74 </confidence>
completion: 88 · cost: $0.002217
Puzzle 8173/3 correct (100%) · $0.0238
817 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:35.730458+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: ZEST, TANG, SONG, ZING, MING, KICK, SOLO, FREE, PUNCH, BUCK, HAN, STAG, JACK, BILLY, SINGLE, RAM
prompt: 255
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:52.279137+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 341
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:14:04.400108+00:00
Show thinking
A tight group of four are all nouns meaning “oomph/pep” or a lively quality added to something: • ZEST = enthusiasm/pep; also flavor • ZING = pep/edge • KICK = added punch/strong effect (“it’s got a kick”) • PUNCH = impact/strength (“with more punch”) This feels like the cleanest, least-overlapping set among the remaining words.
<guess> ZEST, ZING, KICK, PUNCH </guess> <confidence> 0.92 </confidence>
completion: 564 · cost: $0.008710
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:14:20.831618+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 604
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:14:20.834338+00:00
Show thinking
We have 8 words left, so they should form two clean groups of 4. One strong-seeming set is relationship/partner-status: SOLO and SINGLE are direct; FREE can mean “not committed/available”; STAG can mean attending an event without a date (“go stag”). That would leave BUCK, BILLY, JACK, RAM as the other group (male animal terms). So I’ll try the “unaccompanied/not attached” set first.
<guess> SOLO, SINGLE, FREE, STAG </guess> <confidence> 0.73 </confidence>
completion: 827 · cost: $0.012635
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:14:22.523271+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 762
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:14:22.524882+00:00
Show thinking
The remaining four words must form the last category. BUCK, BILLY, JACK, and RAM are all terms for male animals (buck deer, billy goat, jack donkey/rabbit, ram sheep).
<guess> BUCK, BILLY, JACK, RAM </guess> <confidence> 0.99 </confidence> </final>
completion: 83 · cost: $0.002495
817 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,962 · completion: 1,474 · guesses: 3 · correct: 3 · time: 00:46 · cost: $0.0238
Puzzle 8214/4 correct (100%) · $0.0224
821 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:29.908253+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: HARD TACO, SNAIL, COMPLETE, GULP, WATCH, M&M, DONE, OVER, BELT, EGG, LAP, SHOT, SLUG, UNDER, BULL, THROUGH
prompt: 257
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:29.909252+00:00
Show thinking
Several words here are clear synonyms for “finished/ended.” DONE and COMPLETE match directly; OVER and THROUGH are also commonly used to mean “finished” (e.g., “the game is over,” “I’m through with this”). This set looks the most unambiguous among the options.
<guess> DONE, COMPLETE, OVER, THROUGH </guess> <confidence> 0.92 </confidence>
completion: 559 · cost: $0.008276
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:40.285674+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 363
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:40.286749+00:00
Show thinking
Look for a clean “physical trait” set. HARD TACO is a taco shell; EGG has an eggshell; SNAIL has a shell (unlike SLUG); M&M is known for its candy shell. That’s four with a clear shared idea: things with shells/coatings.
<guess> HARD TACO, EGG, SNAIL, M&M </guess> <confidence> 0.84 </confidence>
completion: 460 · cost: $0.007075
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:47.238825+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 478
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:47.239771+00:00
Show thinking
Remaining words split nicely into two tight sets. One set is slang for taking a drink: GULP (swallow), SHOT (a small drink), SLUG (a swig), BELT (as in “belt it back”). The other possible set (saving it) is ___DOG: WATCHDOG, LAPDOG, UNDERDOG, BULLDOG. I’ll submit the drink/slang set now.
<guess> BELT, GULP, SHOT, SLUG </guess> <confidence> 0.83 </confidence>
completion: 289 · cost: $0.004882
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:49.192485+00:00
Show thinking
Only four words remain, and they form a clear pattern as compounds with DOG: WATCHDOG, LAPDOG, UNDERDOG, BULLDOG. So the last set must be WATCH, LAP, UNDER, BULL.
<guess> WATCH, LAP, UNDER, BULL </guess> <confidence> 0.97 </confidence>
completion: 79 · cost: $0.002182
Puzzle 8421/1 correct (100%) · $0.0207
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:14:10.537762+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 377
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:14:36.596281+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 461
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:14:36.597662+00:00
Show thinking
FOGHORN (Leghorn), WOODSTOCK (Peanuts), WOODY (Woodpecker), and SCROOGE (McDuck) are all well-known cartoon characters (and, more specifically, cartoon birds).
<guess> FOGHORN, WOODSTOCK, WOODY, SCROOGE </guess> <confidence> 0.77 </confidence>
completion: 1,422 · cost: $0.020715
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:14:41.061439+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 564
842 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,402 · completion: 1,422 · guesses: 1 · correct: 1 · time: 00:30 · cost: $0.0207
Puzzle 8204/4 correct (100%) · $0.0193
820 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:57.168522+00:00
Show thinking
Several of these are verbs meaning “to increase” (especially prices/levels): RAISE, HIKE, JACK (up), and CRANK (up). That set looks like a clean, standard Connections category.
<guess> RAISE, HIKE, JACK, CRANK </guess> <confidence> 0.90 </confidence>
completion: 328 · cost: $0.005049
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:02.500333+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 355
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:02.502796+00:00
Show thinking
With the remaining words, BALONEY, BUNK, BULL, and RUBBISH are all common nouns meaning “nonsense” or “not true.” That’s a tight set and unlikely to conflict with other categories.
<guess> BALONEY, BUNK, BULL, RUBBISH </guess> <confidence> 0.93 </confidence>
completion: 298 · cost: $0.004793
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:13.487835+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 452
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:13.491195+00:00
Show thinking
Look for a common word that can precede several of the remaining items: CATFISH, CATNAP, CATWALK, and CATTAIL are all standard compound words/phrases. That makes a clean group of four.
<guess> FISH, NAP, WALK, TAIL </guess> <confidence> 0.94 </confidence>
completion: 453 · cost: $0.007133
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:15.513143+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 548
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:15.514709+00:00
Show thinking
The remaining four words are ARCHER, HUNT, PEEL, POWERS. These are all surnames of fictional spies: Sterling Archer (Archer), Ethan Hunt (Mission: Impossible), Emma Peel (The Avengers), and Austin Powers. So they form the last set.
<guess> ARCHER, HUNT, PEEL, POWERS </guess> <confidence> 0.88 </confidence> </final>
completion: 97 · cost: $0.002317
820 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,355 · completion: 1,176 · guesses: 4 · correct: 4 · time: 00:18 · cost: $0.0193
Puzzle 4584/4 correct (100%) · $0.0192
458 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:25.950049+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: NUGGET, PALEONTOLOGIST, EGGPLANT, AMETHYST, LAVENDER, KERNEL, DINOSAUR, MINT, PILE, AMBER, FORTUNE, PEARL, GRIMACE, TIDBIT, BUNDLE, MOSQUITO
prompt: 275
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:25.951604+00:00
Show thinking
I’m looking for a tight set of four with a clear shared theme. PALEONTOLOGIST and DINOSAUR obviously relate to prehistoric life/fossils. AMBER is fossilized tree resin, strongly associated with preserving ancient specimens, and MOSQUITO is famously tied to amber-preservation (e.g., insects trapped in amber). These four form a cohesive “prehistoric / fossil” category without needing any of the other words.
<guess> PALEONTOLOGIST, DINOSAUR, AMBER, MOSQUITO </guess> <confidence> 0.86 </confidence>
completion: 253 · cost: $0.004023
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:33.225643+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 420
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:33.227007+00:00
Show thinking
From the remaining words, EGGPLANT, AMETHYST, and LAVENDER are all strongly associated with the color purple. GRIMACE (the McDonald’s character) is also famously purple, making a clean set of four.
<guess> EGGPLANT, AMETHYST, LAVENDER, GRIMACE </guess> <confidence> 0.92 </confidence>
completion: 441 · cost: $0.006909
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:38.458717+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 524
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:38.461907+00:00
Show thinking
Remaining words: NUGGET, KERNEL, MINT, PILE, FORTUNE, PEARL, TIDBIT, BUNDLE. NUGGET, KERNEL, TIDBIT, and PEARL all commonly mean a small piece of information/truth or wisdom: “nugget of info,” “kernel of truth,” “tidbit,” “pearl of wisdom.” That feels like the cleanest four-word category, leaving the other four likely to connect as “a lot of money” (mint/pile/bundle/fortune).
<guess> NUGGET, KERNEL, TIDBIT, PEARL </guess> <confidence> 0.9 </confidence>
completion: 343 · cost: $0.005719
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:40.711519+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 692
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:40.713322+00:00
Show thinking
The only words left are MINT, PILE, BUNDLE, FORTUNE. Each can mean a large amount of money: “a mint,” “a pile (of money),” “a bundle,” “a fortune.” So they complete the last group.
<guess> MINT, PILE, BUNDLE, FORTUNE </guess> <confidence> 0.99 </confidence> </final>
completion: 96 · cost: $0.002555
458 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,911 · completion: 1,133 · guesses: 4 · correct: 4 · time: 00:14 · cost: $0.0192
Puzzle 8154/4 correct (100%) · $0.0190
815 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:15.311867+00:00
Show thinking
I’m looking for a clean set of words that share a single meaning with minimal ambiguity. COMBINE, FUSE, BOND, and WED can all function as verbs meaning “to join/unite” (to combine parts, fuse materials, bond items, or wed people together). This feels like a strong, consistent category.
<guess> BOND, COMBINE, FUSE, WED </guess> <confidence> 0.82 </confidence>
completion: 310 · cost: $0.004790
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:26.307209+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 377
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:26.310074+00:00
Show thinking
POLE, FLOWER, DAY, and FLY all form common compound terms when preceded by “MAY” (MAYPOLE, MAYFLOWER, MAYDAY, MAYFLY). That’s a tight, unambiguous set.
<guess> DAY, FLOWER, FLY, POLE </guess> <confidence> 0.90 </confidence>
completion: 498 · cost: $0.007632
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:32.379840+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 477
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:32.382827+00:00
Show thinking
The remaining words split neatly into two themes. BIRTH, GENESIS, DAWN, and START all relate to “the beginning/origin” (birth of something, genesis as origin, dawn as the beginning of day, start as beginning). That set is direct and cohesive, so I’ll take it first.
<guess> BIRTH, DAWN, GENESIS, START </guess> <confidence> 0.88 </confidence>
completion: 243 · cost: $0.004237
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:35.239530+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 590
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:35.242372+00:00
Show thinking
Only four words remain, so they must be the final category by default. ALF is a TV show, and VHS, NES, and MTV are all strong 1980s media/entertainment-related initialisms/brands. With no other options left, this is the final set.
<guess> ALF, MTV, NES, VHS </guess> <confidence> 0.76 </confidence> </final>
completion: 97 · cost: $0.002390
815 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,444 · completion: 1,148 · guesses: 4 · correct: 4 · time: 00:19 · cost: $0.0190
Puzzle 8184/4 correct (100%) · $0.0179
818 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:24.313432+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: SHADE, DIVINE, BURST, BROKE, CHORAL, FORECAST, RAP, SPLIT, AMERICANA, BLEW, READ, SPIRIT, CALL, WIGHT, JAZZ, SPECTER
prompt: 262
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:24.315193+00:00
Show thinking
These four words are all terms for a ghost or apparition: a SHADE (spirit), a SPIRIT, a SPECTER, and a WIGHT (often used to mean an undead/ghostly being).
<guess> SHADE, SPIRIT, SPECTER, WIGHT </guess> <confidence> 0.92 </confidence>
completion: 418 · cost: $0.006311
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:29.977597+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 358
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:29.980729+00:00
Show thinking
Looking for a clean set of four with a shared meaning. DIVINE, FORECAST, READ, and CALL can all mean “predict” (divine the future; forecast the weather; read the signs; call the outcome). This also avoids the tempting music-style grouping (JAZZ/RAP/AMERICANA/CHORAL), which I suspect is another category to use later.
<guess> DIVINE, FORECAST, READ, CALL </guess> <confidence> 0.89 </confidence>
completion: 335 · cost: $0.005317
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:34.336876+00:00
Show thinking
Remaining words: BURST, BROKE, BLEW, SPLIT, AMERICANA, CHORAL, JAZZ, RAP. BURST/BROKE/BLEW/SPLIT all work as past-tense verbs meaning “ruptured / came apart” (burst a seam, broke a pipe, blew a gasket, split a lip). That leaves the four music-related terms for the last set.
<guess> BURST, BROKE, BLEW, SPLIT </guess> <confidence> 0.9 </confidence>
completion: 236 · cost: $0.004155
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:35.858592+00:00
Show thinking
Only four words remain, so they must form the final category. AMERICANA, CHORAL, JAZZ, and RAP are all music genres/styles.
<guess> AMERICANA, CHORAL, JAZZ, RAP </guess> <confidence> 0.99 </confidence>
completion: 73 · cost: $0.002109
818 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 620 · completion: 1,062 · guesses: 4 · correct: 4 · time: 00:11 · cost: $0.0179
Puzzle 8293/3 correct (100%) · $0.0158
829 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:31.399414+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: STUFF, KANGAROO, PINWHEEL, FLIP-FLOP, STREET, VANE, ABOUT-FACE, JAM, FLAG, RAINBOW, BACKPEDAL, NEIGHBORHOOD, WIND CHIME, WEDGE, RENEGE, SHOEHORN
prompt: 275
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:31.401003+00:00
Show thinking
Several of these are verbs meaning to reverse course or back out of a prior position: an ABOUT-FACE is a complete reversal, BACKPEDAL is retreating from a statement, FLIP-FLOP is switching stances, and RENEGE is going back on a promise.
<guess> ABOUT-FACE, BACKPEDAL, FLIP-FLOP, RENEGE </guess> <confidence> 0.91 </confidence>
completion: 577 · cost: $0.008559
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:37.718578+00:00
Show thinking
A clear set of verbs meaning “to force/squeeze something into a tight space”: STUFF (pack in), JAM (push in so it’s tight), WEDGE (force in between), SHOEHORN (fit in with difficulty).
<guess> STUFF, JAM, WEDGE, SHOEHORN </guess> <confidence> 0.88 </confidence>
completion: 237 · cost: $0.003999
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:48.319332+00:00
Show thinking
Only four words remain, and none of them can be reused from the solved groups. While they don’t form an obvious tight category to me (like the prior sets did), by elimination they must be the final group.
<guess> KANGAROO, STREET, RAINBOW, NEIGHBORHOOD </guess> <confidence> 0.62 </confidence>
completion: 158 · cost: $0.003230
829 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 275 · completion: 972 · guesses: 3 · correct: 3 · time: 00:16 · cost: $0.0158
Puzzle 8364/4 correct (100%) · $0.0156
836 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:46.924614+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: POTATO, FLICK, PICTURE, LITTER, SHAR PEI, FEATURE, TALK, FILM, CREPE PAPER, SIXTEEN, TOOTH, BRAIN, PEPPER, SCATTER, PRUNE, SPRINKLE
prompt: 265
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:46.928507+00:00
Show thinking
Several words here are common synonyms for a movie: “film,” “picture,” “feature” (as in feature film), and “flick.” That makes a clean set of four with a tight, unambiguous connection.
<guess> FILM, PICTURE, FEATURE, FLICK </guess> <confidence> 0.98 </confidence>
completion: 122 · cost: $0.002172
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:54.401669+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 361
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:54.402952+00:00
Show thinking
From the remaining words, LITTER, SCATTER, SPRINKLE, and PEPPER all work as verbs meaning “to distribute/throw around in small amounts” (e.g., “pepper the page with notes,” “sprinkle salt,” “scatter seeds,” “litter the ground with trash”).
<guess> LITTER, SCATTER, SPRINKLE, PEPPER </guess> <confidence> 0.93 </confidence>
completion: 263 · cost: $0.004314
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:01.527491+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 478
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:01.530800+00:00
Show thinking
Remaining words split neatly into two strong sets: • Things known for being wrinkly: SHAR PEI (wrinkly dog), PRUNE (wrinkly fruit), BRAIN (wrinkled organ), CREPE PAPER (crinkly/wrinkled paper). That feels like the more “pure category” set, so I’ll take it first.
<guess> SHAR PEI, PRUNE, BRAIN, CREPE PAPER </guess> <confidence> 0.94 </confidence>
completion: 435 · cost: $0.006927
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:03.038932+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 606
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:03.040425+00:00
Show thinking
Only four words remain, so they must form the final category. POTATO, TOOTH, SIXTEEN, and TALK can all pair with “sweet”: sweet potato, sweet tooth, sweet sixteen, sweet talk.
<guess> POTATO, TOOTH, SIXTEEN, TALK </guess> <confidence> 0.99 </confidence>
completion: 83 · cost: $0.002223
Puzzle 8233/3 correct (100%) · $0.0138
823 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:28.097094+00:00
Show thinking
Scan for a tight, unambiguous set of four. MOUND, PLATE, BASE, and BOX all strongly relate to baseball/softball field elements: the pitcher’s mound, home plate, bases, and the batter’s box. This looks like a clean category with minimal overlap risk compared to other possible themes (e.g., “big things” or “surface damage”).
<guess> MOUND, PLATE, BASE, BOX </guess> <confidence> 0.92 </confidence>
completion: 405 · cost: $0.006130
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:40.804124+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 390
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:47.597262+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 501
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:47.598466+00:00
Show thinking
With the remaining eight, COLOSSUS, MAMMOTH, and WHALE clearly fit “very large thing.” WHOPPER also commonly means something unusually large (e.g., “a whopper of a story/size”), so that rounds out a solid “BIG THING” set. That would leave WHISPER, SNICKER, STARE, POINT as the other group.
<guess> COLOSSUS, MAMMOTH, WHALE, WHOPPER </guess> <confidence> 0.84 </confidence>
completion: 312 · cost: $0.005245
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:49.836005+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 636
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:49.837089+00:00
Show thinking
Only four words remain, so they must be the final category: WHISPER, SNICKER, STARE, POINT. They read as things you might do to indicate/mock/communicate nonverbally or subtly (whisper, snicker, stare, point).
<guess> WHISPER, SNICKER, STARE, POINT </guess> <confidence> 0.73 </confidence>
completion: 94 · cost: $0.002429
823 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,527 · completion: 811 · guesses: 3 · correct: 3 · time: 00:21 · cost: $0.0138
Puzzle 8223/3 correct (100%) · $0.0129
822 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:32.219137+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: BARREL, KONG, CAKE, FLY, SHAME, DOLITTLE, DONKEY, TUT, TUT TUT, ZIP, FOLEY, COBRA, TSK, RACE, BAD, AKEEM
prompt: 263
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:32.222698+00:00
Show thinking
I’m looking for a clean set of four that share a single, specific link. AKEEM (Coming to America), FOLEY (Axel Foley in Beverly Hills Cop), DONKEY (voice in Shrek), and DOLITTLE (Dr. Dolittle) are all characters played/voiced by Eddie Murphy, forming a tight category.
<guess> AKEEM, FOLEY, DONKEY, DOLITTLE </guess> <confidence> 0.92 </confidence>
completion: 375 · cost: $0.005710
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:38.550236+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 385
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:38.553007+00:00
Show thinking
I want a set of four that function as verbs with a shared meaning. ZIP, FLY, and RACE all clearly mean “move quickly.” BARREL also works as a verb (“barrel down the road”), meaning to move fast and forcefully. That makes a coherent speed/motion category without using any already-solved words.
<guess> BARREL, FLY, RACE, ZIP </guess> <confidence> 0.85 </confidence>
completion: 279 · cost: $0.004580
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:14:59.788212+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 503
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:15:01.986275+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 624
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:15:01.987224+00:00
Show thinking
Only remaining words are SHAME, TUT TUT, TSK, BAD. These all express disapproval/reproach: “tsk” and “tut-tut” are scolding sounds; “shame” is an expression of reproach; “bad!” is a reprimand (as to a child/pet).
<guess> BAD, SHAME, TSK, TUT TUT </guess> <confidence> 0.9 </confidence> </final>
completion: 109 · cost: $0.002618
822 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,775 · completion: 763 · guesses: 3 · correct: 3 · time: 01:29 · cost: $0.0129
Puzzle 8162/2 correct (100%) · $0.0127
816 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:51.210785+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: VINAIGRETTE, PHOTOSHOP, SOLAR PANEL, CORNICHON, PAMPLEMOUSSE, FIX, ORGANISM, PAIN, AIRBRUSH, HONEYCOMB, TINSEL, TOUCH UP, SPREADSHEET, ANGEL, STRING LIGHTS, CANDY CANE
prompt: 281
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:51.214794+00:00
Show thinking
These four items are all common Christmas tree decorations: a tree topper (ANGEL), garland (TINSEL), lights (STRING LIGHTS), and a striped holiday treat often hung on trees (CANDY CANE).
<guess> TINSEL, ANGEL, STRING LIGHTS, CANDY CANE </guess> <confidence> 0.92 </confidence>
completion: 489 · cost: $0.007338
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:59.351728+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 381
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:59.353028+00:00
Show thinking
A clear set here is image retouching/editing. PHOTOSHOP is software; AIRBRUSH and TOUCH UP are retouching actions/techniques; FIX works as “fix a photo” (i.e., correct/edit).
<guess> PHOTOSHOP, AIRBRUSH, TOUCH UP, FIX </guess> <confidence> 0.86 </confidence>
completion: 333 · cost: $0.005329
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:04.200288+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 483
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:07.345140+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 601
816 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,746 · completion: 822 · guesses: 2 · correct: 2 · time: 00:16 · cost: $0.0127
Puzzle 8252/2 correct (100%) · $0.0111
825 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:30.238580+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: MAJOR, SOLDIER, PRIVATE, KEY, WING, CRITICAL, DOLLAR, POUND, STERLING, WON, PERSONAL, PRINCIPAL, BILL, INNER, SECRET, NICKEL
prompt: 257
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:49.446745+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 475
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:49.447703+00:00
Show thinking
A clear remaining set is world money terms: DOLLAR, POUND, WON, and STERLING (as in “pound sterling”). Those four fit a “currencies” category cleanly, leaving another cohesive group for later.
<guess> DOLLAR, POUND, WON, STERLING </guess> <confidence> 0.86 </confidence>
completion: 419 · cost: $0.006697
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:53.453842+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 576
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:53.457287+00:00
Show thinking
The four remaining words all pair with “BUFFALO”: Buffalo Soldier (song/term), Buffalo wing (food), Buffalo Bill (historical figure), and buffalo nickel (coin). That forms a tight final set.
<guess> SOLDIER, WING, BILL, NICKEL </guess> <confidence> 0.93 </confidence>
completion: 239 · cost: $0.004354
825 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,308 · completion: 658 · guesses: 2 · correct: 2 · time: 00:23 · cost: $0.0111
Puzzle 3113/3 correct (100%) · $0.0106
311 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:10.668062+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: INFORMATION, STAKE, REGARD, POST, INTELLIGENCE, POLE, SECRETS, INTEREST, FOLLOW, MIND, COLUMN, OBSERVE, DIRT, PERCENTAGE, SHARE, PILLAR
prompt: 260
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:10.670558+00:00
Show thinking
Scan for a tight set with a single, concrete meaning. COLUMN, PILLAR, POLE, and POST all commonly refer to upright vertical supports/structures (architectural or physical). While some have other meanings (e.g., POST online), this grouping is strongly consistent in the “vertical support” sense and forms a clean four.
<guess> COLUMN, PILLAR, POLE, POST </guess> <confidence> 0.86 </confidence>
completion: 290 · cost: $0.004515
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:14.336035+00:00
Show thinking
Look for a set that all point to the same concept. INFORMATION, INTELLIGENCE, SECRETS, and DIRT can all mean “inside info” or “gossip/compromising information” (e.g., “get the dirt,” “state secrets,” “gather intelligence,” “information leak”). This feels like the cleanest remaining four.
<guess> DIRT, INFORMATION, INTELLIGENCE, SECRETS </guess> <confidence> 0.83 </confidence>
completion: 207 · cost: $0.003560
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:24.792992+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 615
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:24.796309+00:00
Show thinking
Only four words remain, so they must form the last category. FOLLOW, MIND, OBSERVE, and REGARD all can mean “pay attention to / heed / take notice of” (e.g., “mind the rules,” “observe the instructions,” “regard as important,” “follow the guidelines”).
<guess> FOLLOW, MIND, OBSERVE, REGARD </guess> <confidence> 0.87 </confidence>
completion: 101 · cost: $0.002490
311 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 875 · completion: 598 · guesses: 3 · correct: 3 · time: 00:14 · cost: $0.0106
Puzzle 4862/2 correct (100%) · $0.0102
486 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:28.607632+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: WING, STIFF, CABIN, ROB, HONEYCOMB, ENGINE, SEAL, CANDLE, NOSE, BULB, HEAD, EAR, FLEECE, HOSE, STALK, CRAYON
prompt: 261
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:36.049749+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 402
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:36.052029+00:00
Show thinking
With the wax-related words removed, I see a strong “plant/produce parts” set: EAR (corn), STALK (celery/asparagus, etc.), BULB (onion/garlic), and HEAD (lettuce/cabbage). These are all common anatomical terms used for vegetables/plants.
<guess> EAR, STALK, BULB, HEAD </guess> <confidence> 0.86 </confidence>
completion: 348 · cost: $0.005575
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:41.481124+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 514
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:12:41.483172+00:00
Show thinking
From the remaining eight, WING, CABIN, ENGINE, and NOSE all fit as parts of an airplane (nose cone, engine, wing, cabin). That leaves STIFF/ROB/FLEECE/HOSE, which also look like “to cheat or swindle,” but the airplane-parts set feels the cleanest and most literal for this guess.
<guess> WING, CABIN, ENGINE, NOSE </guess> <confidence> 0.92 </confidence>
completion: 269 · cost: $0.004666
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:44.101400+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 638
486 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,815 · completion: 617 · guesses: 2 · correct: 2 · time: 00:15 · cost: $0.0102
Puzzle 8341/1 correct (100%) · $0.0077
834 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:16.263267+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: LENGTH, DOMINO, OREO, EASE, ARS, OWES, VOLUME, CROSSWORD, ARIA, AYES, LUXOR, AREA, ORCA, EXCALIBUR, PERIMETER, ENCORE
prompt: 264
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:26.219046+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 362
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:26.220731+00:00
Show thinking
With the size/measurement set removed, I see four remaining words that are all Las Vegas Strip resorts/casinos: ARIA (CityCenter), ENCORE (Wynn), EXCALIBUR, and LUXOR (both MGM properties). That’s a tight, unambiguous category.
<guess> ARIA, ENCORE, EXCALIBUR, LUXOR </guess> <confidence> 0.93 </confidence>
completion: 504 · cost: $0.007690
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:36.418154+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 581
834 → SOLVED (WIP → DONE)
prompt: 1,207 · completion: 504 · guesses: 1 · correct: 1 · time: 00:20 · cost: $0.0077
Puzzle 8261/1 correct (100%) · $0.0057
826 → WIP (NEW → WIP)
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:12:56.801366+00:00
HOW TO PLAY 1. Guess 4 related words that belong to the same category. 2. You'll be told "CORRECT", "INCORRECT", or "INVALID_RESPONSE" with details. 3. If a word has been correctly guessed, it shall not be used again. 4. If invalid, you'll see available words and what went wrong. 5. You have at most 6 total guesses (4 mistakes allowed). RESPONSE FORMAT: Provide your response in this exact structure: <thinking> [Your step-by-step reasoning process. Analyze the words, identify potential categories, consider connections, and explain your logic for the guess you're making.] </thinking> <guess> [EXACTLY four words, ALL CAPS, comma-separated] </guess> <confidence> [A number between 0.0 and 1.0 indicating your confidence in this guess] </confidence> Available words: TOP, INSET, SCALE, BETTER, KEY, DOWNING, DOOR, BEST, MAIN, GATE, WALL, FLEET, PORTAL, HATCH, BEAT, COMPASS
prompt: 256
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:04.917402+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 376
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:14.617699+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 477
RESPONSE2025-12-19T01:13:14.620353+00:00
Show thinking
DOWNING, WALL, FLEET, and MAIN commonly pair with “Street” as well-known street names/phrases (Downing Street, Wall Street, Fleet Street, Main Street). This is a tight set and leaves the remaining four to form the last category.
<guess> DOWNING, WALL, FLEET, MAIN </guess> <confidence> 0.9 </confidence>
completion: 346 · cost: $0.005679
PROMPT2025-12-19T01:13:17.376196+00:00
CORRECT. NEXT GUESS?
prompt: 582
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