You get one committed verdict, each fact with the line it came from.
Claude Code. With moo off, you ask whether you need the Y-cable in notes/parts.md. Claude answers probably not, from the nine boot logs: good boots had the speaker plugged in at boot and no errors, while every stuck boot had it plugged in later, then an over-current and a disconnect. It blames a retry loop in player.py that never reopens the device, suggests fixing the player first and buying the cable only if over-currents continue, and warns that the box runs a different player.py from the repo's. With moo on, you type /hope:judge and the same words. The reply gives one verdict: no, the speaker runs fine on the Pi's own port, and player.py causes the stuck loop because it never reopens the speaker. A table gives each fact with the log or code line it came from. It ends: drop the Y-cable from notes/parts.md, then make play() reopen the speaker.