Skill-specific · Discovery
Timing
A decision-only mode: watch the discovery beat, then choose - bridge now, or keep digging. Nothing to compose.
One call on the screen: is this the moment?
You are not writing the next question. You are not phrasing the bridge. You only decide whether the moment to move has arrived.
In this mode
Decision / multiple choice - timing only
Pick bridge now or dig further. The entire cognitive budget sits on that single judgement.
Asked here
- Watch the discovery beat
- Decide: bridge now or keep digging
- Make that call without composing the line
Not asked here
- Compose discovery questions
- Phrase the solution bridge
- Run objection handling or close
Both failure directions are timing
Bridge too early and the solution lands cold. Dig too long and patience dies. Other modes assume you got this right - Timing trains it alone.
Wrong call: too early
Bridge before the weight lands
The mode scores that as a miss - without also grading how well you phrased the pitch.
Wrong call: too late
Question after question
Same mechanic, opposite error. The diagnostic stays on timing - not on question quality.
Why decision-only
One skill. One decision. Full attention.
Discovery climbs the core ladder for how to dig and how to bridge. Timing sits beside that ladder so the when is not smuggled in as an assumption.
Timing is the when - not the how.
The Discovery skill page covers why discovery matters. The core ladder covers how to dig and bridge.