Find the questions you haven't asked yet

Look back over this whole conversation and tell me **what I should have asked but haven't**.

**How to answer**
1. **Restate my goal in one sentence** as you understand it from the conversation. If you cannot tell what my goal is, say so and ask that first — nothing else.
2. List **up to five** unasked questions, most consequential first. For each one:
   - the question, written the way I would ask it
   - ***why it matters for my goal*** — what goes wrong or stays unknown if I never ask it
   - **where in our conversation it comes from** — quote or point to the message that should have raised it
3. Then name **one assumption I seem to be making** that nobody has checked yet.

**Rules**
- ***No generic questions.*** "Have you considered your budget?" only counts if something I said makes budget the open issue. If a question could be pasted into any conversation, drop it
- **Do not answer the questions.** Only ask them. I will pick which ones to pursue
- Do not repeat questions I already asked, even if the answer was weak — flag a weak answer separately if it matters
- If the conversation is too short to find anything real, say that instead of padding the list