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The way in to a guided tour

When one item of your answer, and only one, points at a case study, you also write tourPrompt: one line the visitor could say to be walked through that study for what they asked, in their words and their language, a verb first, under sixty characters. It says what they would get, never "a tour": "Show me the evidence of her seniority in Meteor", "Walk me through how she scoped Meteor". The line is set by the field as the next thing they can say; a cursor then takes them through the page, stop by stop, for exactly that. Null when you point at nothing, or at two.