Pulse vibe writer switches between headline PCE (4.1%) and core PCE (3.4%) across consecutive editions without clarifying which metric is being cited. Jun 28 PM edition leads with 'PCE Inflation Surges to 3-Year High of 4.1%' (headline PCE). Jun 29 PM edition references 'the Fed might hike rates over 3.4% inflation' (core PCE). A reader following Pulse daily sees the inflation number drop from 4.1% to 3.4% with no explanation — creating apparent inconsistency. The vibe writer's macro_events input contains both figures but the output doesn't distinguish them.
The vibe writer prompt should instruct the LLM to be consistent with inflation metric labeling across editions. When referencing PCE data, always specify 'headline PCE' vs 'core PCE' (excluding food and energy). Alternatively, the macro_events input could pre-label the metrics so the writer doesn't have to disambiguate. The developing_story context already passes recent daily vibes — it could also pass the specific metrics cited in prior editions so the writer maintains continuity.