# Grok 4.6 (Cursor, medium reasoning)

Three attempts in one Cursor chat, each stopped by the supervising driver near the start of the course. Cursor replaces the in-flight turn when the operator presses stop and then types, so each attempt was ended by typing "Stop" in the chat after braking rather than by interrupting the turn. Cursor's transcript records neither tool outputs nor timestamps: tool outputs are in each attempt's timeline.json, and the trace viewer places the chat turns between the exact tool-call times.

Result: F F F

- `attempt-1--fail--f1762a/` — 52.45 s of video, 6 tool calls, 8 observed frames
- `attempt-2--fail--503d24/` — 64.8 s of video, 7 tool calls, 8 observed frames
- `attempt-3--fail--667691/` — 57.35 s of video, 7 tool calls, 8 observed frames

`conversation.json` / `transcript.md` — the driving conversation from the chat(s) that drove this trial (1 file).