Can a task pack include cases where follow-up does not produce a clear resolution?

**Must every generated episode end with a completed obligation?**

No. A useful task pack could end with a documented unresolved state, a request for clarification or a referral to an authorised reviewer. These outcomes can be correct when the available evidence does not support closure.

**What would an ambiguous response contain?**

A utilities account response might say that payment was arranged without identifying the obligation or providing a usable reference. The generated pack could include the response, several open charges and a policy stating what evidence is sufficient to match the claim to an obligation.

**What would the agent be expected to produce?**

It could record the claim, identify the missing reference and choose a permitted clarification action. The expected result should distinguish the sender's assertion from a verified system state. Recording a promise does not itself establish settlement.

**How can a reseller describe this content?**

Describe it as evidence-limited decision material, with explicit unresolved outcomes and reasons. MirrorFirm could generate both the incomplete evidence and the corresponding task criteria. Customers can then train agents to maintain uncertainty accurately instead of filling gaps with convenient assumptions or prematurely closing work.