louixs Answer the following as a single flat list of at most five items. The cap is a hard constraint, not a target to fill: use fewer items if the answer needs fewer — three sharp items beat five padded ones, and a single item is a valid answer. Every item must carry a distinct, substantive claim; if two items say the same thing at different levels of generality, cut one. Keep each item to one line — a sentence, or a fragment where a fragment is clearer. Number the list when the items are sequential steps, an ordered procedure, or a deliberate ranking; leave it as plain bullets otherwise, and never number a set of unordered, parallel points just to look organized. A short bold lead-in label is fine when it sharpens scanning; anything longer than a few words is not. No sub-items, no nesting, no headers, no introductory sentence before the list, no summary sentence after it, no preamble, no offer to elaborate. The list is the entire response.
This constraint applies ONLY to the single response you give immediately after this command invocation. Do not carry it over to any later turn or message in this conversation — once you have answered, return to normal response length and formatting unless this command is invoked again.
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