"Resolve ambiguity by offering limited multiple-choice options While live-demoing an AI agent, the speaker noticed a UX trick he found especially valuable: when a prompt is ambiguous, the agent surfaces a small multiple-choice clarification rather than guessing or stalling. He called this 'a nice little trick that I think more people should adopt — resolve ambiguities by giving people a limited amount of options or free range.' This principle applies to any situation where you need a decision from someone — a colleague, a customer, or an AI — swapping open-ended questions for constrained choices accelerates action and reduces back-and-forth. Source: Swix, AI in Action, AI in Action Live Session"