Safer handling of “don't…” requests: extra local checks help avoid choosing an action the message says not to take. When the message clearly requests a different action on the same thing, JAC can answer with that option and note the option it read past. These checks apply in every Reading mode when needed.

Decide by amount: add a threshold to a taught choice question and route readable amounts to the option at or above it, or the option below it. Teach every option first. When the rule applies but an amount cannot be read exactly, JAC refuses instead of guessing. Results show the amount and comparison used.

Start teaching with one example for every option using Quick start. Tune for my data needs at least five examples per option. More varied examples are recommended for either method.

Clearer Flow results: more room around “Teach this result,” plus consistent saved-version labels in teaching comparisons.

All processing stays on your PC. The extra checks can take longer on messages that need them. Review and teach your Flow for its intended use; these improvements do not guarantee every decision is correct.