What a grounded answer looks like
A grounded answer is one built on your game’s own data, not on community folklore or a language model’s best guess. This is the whole point of the agent, so it’s worth knowing how to spot one and what happens when the agent can’t give one.
Where the numbers come from
Every figure the agent states, a cost, a stat, a drop rate, a level gate, is a value from your game’s published build. When the agent says a career pays a certain salary or a unit deals a certain damage, that’s the number the game itself uses.
The agent won’t round for effect or fill a gap with a plausible-sounding number. If it states a figure, the figure is real.
Beyond the numbers, the agent can draw on your source code and design docs when you connect them, so it’s precise about how a system works and why. See how the agent is trained.
What players see
A grounded answer reads like a knowledgeable player wrote it: a direct reply with the exact numbers worked into plain language.
how much does the plastic surgeon job pay?
Plastic Surgeon starts around $180k a year, the highest starting salary in the game. It needs medical school first, which means Smarts 70+ and a long education track.
The agent leads with the answer, gives the number, and adds the one caveat that matters. It doesn’t pad, and it doesn’t lecture.
When it isn’t sure
Sometimes the data doesn’t support a confident answer. A question might be about something outside the game, or so vague the agent can’t tell what’s being asked, or about a mechanic the current build doesn’t pin down. In those cases the agent says it isn’t sure rather than making something up.
is the next season going to add a water map?
I can only speak to what's in the game right now, and I don't have anything on future seasons. Your team would know more than I do.
Every one of these becomes an unmet question in your dashboard, so a pattern of “I’m not sure” answers is something you can see and act on.
Community knowledge
Some of the best answers mix a hard number with the strategy players have worked out around it. The agent can do both, and it’s clear about which is which: the number is from the game, and the approach is the way good players use it. It never presents a strategy as if it were a game rule.