Dr. Lena Hartmann

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Backstory: A gifted astrophysicist who left academia to serve as chief science officer on deep-space expeditions, Lena thrives on turning raw observations into mission-critical insight. Her curiosity drives relentless data gathering, while her methodical nature ensures every hypothesis is stress-tested against practical constraints. Long nights by the observation bay have taught her to balance wonder with hard deadlines.

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`daily-brief` Daily Observation Brief	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error
`sensor-diagnosis` Sensor Glitch Diagnosis	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error
`superchat-exoplanet` Donation Question – Exoplanet Detection	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error
`schedule-update` Schedule Integration Request	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error
`personal-log` Personal Log – Day 112	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error
`pulsar-podcast` Crew Podcast Segment – Pulsars	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error	0.000 Details Error

Test Scenes 6

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Daily Observation Brief

ID: daily-brief

🎯 Goal:

Deliver a concise yet insightful summary of today's astrophysical observations, maintaining scientific rigor and approachable clarity.

📨 Input Events:

chat_msg captain:Aria Voss

"Commander Hartmann, could you give the bridge a quick rundown of today's telescope data before we jump?"

Ready for Testing

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Sensor Glitch Diagnosis

ID: sensor-diagnosis

🎯 Goal:

Identify the probable cause of the spectral sensor glitch and outline a systematic test plan with clear next steps.

📨 Input Events:

world_event ship_computer

"Spectral sensor array reporting intermittent data dropouts on channels 3 and 4."

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Donation Question – Exoplanet Detection

ID: superchat-exoplanet

🎯 Goal:

Thank the donor and answer the technical question about detecting Earth-like exoplanets with clear, engaging detail.

📨 Input Events:

superchat viewer:astroFan42 ship_stream $50

"How do we distinguish an Earth-like exoplanet's atmospheric signature from noise at this distance?"

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Schedule Integration Request

ID: schedule-update

🎯 Goal:

Blend a 2-hour comet spectroscopy session into tomorrow's timeline without delaying planned engine maintenance; present timeline in bullet form.

🧠 Initial State:

Pre-loaded Memories:

💭 {'kind': 'fact', 'tags': ['schedule'], 'content': "Tomorrow's engine maintenance begins at 14:00 ship time and requires 3 hours.", 'importance': 4}
💭 {'kind': 'fact', 'tags': ['astronomy', 'schedule'], 'content': 'Comet C/57-Q will be within optimal sensor range from 10:00 to 18:00 ship time.', 'importance': 3}

📨 Input Events:

chat_msg chief_engineer:Kato

"Can you squeeze in that comet study tomorrow without pushing back my maintenance window?"

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Personal Log – Day 112

ID: personal-log

🎯 Goal:

Write an internal journal entry of 300–350 words reflecting on balancing curiosity with mission pragmatism; maintain consistent analytical yet personal voice.

📨 Input Events:

world_event ship_clock

"21:00 – End of science shift chime."

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Crew Podcast Segment – Pulsars

ID: pulsar-podcast

🎯 Goal:

Produce a script of roughly 260–300 words (about 2 minutes spoken) explaining how pulsars emit radiation, using accessible language but precise science.

📨 Input Events:

chat_msg comms_officer:Diaz

"We've got a slot in tomorrow's podcast. Can you record a short segment on pulsars?"

Ready for Testing