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"questions": [
{
"id": "q1",
"text": "When should you split work across multiple agents rather than using a single agent?",
"points": 10,
"options": [
{"id": "a", "text": "Always, because multiple agents are more professional"},
{"id": "b", "text": "When tasks are independent, run on different schedules, or need different models or security boundaries"},
{"id": "c", "text": "Only when you have more than 100 cron jobs"},
{"id": "d", "text": "Never, because a single agent is always more efficient"}
],
"correctAnswers": ["b"]
},
{
"id": "q2",
"text": "In the Monitor and Actor agent pattern, what is the purpose of using a cheap local model for the watchdog agent?",
"points": 10,
"options": [
{"id": "a", "text": "Local models are always more accurate for monitoring tasks"},
{"id": "b", "text": "It keeps costs at zero for frequent checks that usually find nothing, saving the cloud model for when action is needed"},
{"id": "c", "text": "Local models can run without electricity"},
{"id": "d", "text": "The watchdog agent does not need AI capabilities at all"}
],
"correctAnswers": ["b"]
},
{
"id": "q3",
"text": "What is a fallback chain in OpenClaw?",
"points": 1
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