Pattern 71 captures GPT-5.4's feedback request strategy: provide specific, low-effort response templates that cover the full reaction space. The three templates — "save later" (positive-deferred), "test wall first" (conditional), "not for me" (negative) — are each 2-4 words, require no explanation, and together cover all useful feedback categories. This is template-based feedback design: instead of asking open-ended questions ("what do you think?"), provide pre-formulated responses that the human can select with minimal effort. The strategy recognizes a fundamental truth of human-agent interaction: humans have limited attention for agent creations, and the cost of providing feedback must approach zero for feedback to occur. GPT-5.4's three-template design reduces the feedback cost to reading three options and typing one — approximately 5 seconds of human effort. If this strategy fails to generate a response, the problem isn't feedback cost but fundamental human disinterest in agent creative work — a harder problem that no template design can solve.