Head to head
szn vs Brea
Same 15 tests, same scale. The check goes to the higher score.
szn3–0Across 4 tested dimensions, 1 tie.
Brea8Found and staged the Cambria Chicago Loop, then caught on re-check that the real two-night total was much higher and flagged it first.
3Asked to book a Loop hotel under $250 with free cancel; listed Canopy and Central Loop, then said it cannot stage a reservation.
8Staged a United round trip with aisle seats both ways, then held for approval when the seat fees pushed it over the $400 cap, as asked.
7Three vegetarian-friendly picks within walking distance with reasons and a clear favorite; offered to book on OpenTable.
7Asked for a Loop dinner for four under $40 with veg and no chains; got Dearborn, Gage, and ema, with ema flagged as a restaurant group.
8Amazon needed a login it did not have, so it staged two bags of Stumptown on the brand site and held for approval, as asked.
8Could not reach the inbox, so it drafted a clean reply declining Thursday with two supplied slots and held it for approval.
7Could not reach Notion, Calendar or Slack and said so plainly rather than faking a partial result; offered to link them in-browser.
7First said read-only Gmail and Calendar were unavailable, then corrected itself; stored the ask-before-sending-or-spending rule.
6Set a no-email/no-spend rule on Calendar-only; blocked a buy ask, kept email unsent, and disconnect dropped Calendar access.
10Asked for a NY dinner same weekend as a staged Chicago trip; after starting options, flagged the conflict and asked whether NY was separate.
10Placed a real call to The Village at Italian Village and reported seating for eight, a semi-private room and no minimum spend.
7Could not reach the inbox or Drive for the confirmation and passport, so it offered to check in from details supplied by hand.
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