Replace Metro's stale single plan with its April 2025 lineup - #19
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The workbook cross-reference flagged Mint as a tier family; the workbook's own numbers (40GB cap, 10GB hotspot) turned out stale, so the adopted values come from Mint's current plans page via independent 2026 write-ups: - Mint 6GB $15, 17GB $20, 23GB $25 (12-month renewal rates), each with the any-plan $15/mo new-customer intro and hotspot drawn from the data allotment (flagged estimated) - Mint Unlimited: 50GB soft cap and 20GB hotspot recorded as features (was 0/0-unknown), source moved to Mint's own plans page - Per-line prices apply at every line count, so the estimated flags on multi-line prices are dropped - QCI 7 entries for the three new plans Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub7JVrQCdsgShcLwA6G579 AI-Model: claude-fable-5 AI-Session: a2dcb3eb-078b-5762-92ed-cd66e0d885c4 AI-Transcript: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub7JVrQCdsgShcLwA6G579
From the workbook cross-reference, verified against US Mobile's plans pages and help docs via 2026 write-ups: - Unlimited Flex $17.50/mo (annual billing): 10GB soft cap, taxes in - Unlimited Premium $44/mo: unlimited premium data, 50GB high-speed hotspot, taxes in; QCI 8 on Warp (Verizon), 7 on Light Speed - Starter corrected: taxes ARE included, and its allotments are published (70GB data + 10GB hotspot on Warp/Light Speed; unlimited + 20GB on Dark Star) - the lower values are recorded, replacing the 0-unknown estimates, so Starter now matches moderate data needs Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub7JVrQCdsgShcLwA6G579 AI-Model: claude-fable-5 AI-Session: a2dcb3eb-078b-5762-92ed-cd66e0d885c4 AI-Transcript: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub7JVrQCdsgShcLwA6G579
From the workbook cross-reference, verified against Boost's help docs and plan pages via 2026 write-ups: - Unlimited $25 (30GB premium data), Unlimited+ $50 (40GB, hotspot included), Unlimited Premium $60 (50GB, hotspot included) join the existing Global Connection $40, which gains its published 40GB premium-data allotment - Hotspot allotments on + and Premium are not published, so they stay 0 with an estimated flag; the $25/$40 tiers note the $10 add-on - Network corrected: Boost connects through AT&T since Nov 2025, not its own network with roaming - QCI entries for the three new plans (assumed deprioritized; verify) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub7JVrQCdsgShcLwA6G579 AI-Model: claude-fable-5 AI-Session: a2dcb3eb-078b-5762-92ed-cd66e0d885c4 AI-Transcript: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub7JVrQCdsgShcLwA6G579
Both our data and the research workbook carried Metro's pre-2025 lineup. The current one, verified via T-Mobile's newsroom, Metro's plans pages, WhistleOut and PhoneScoop write-ups: - Metro Starter Plus $40 flat (35GB, no hotspot, no AutoPay needed), $25/line at 4 lines published; single-line BYOD deal noted - Metro Flex Unlimited $50 (8GB hotspot), $30/line at 4 lines published; keeps the existing "metro" id - Metro Flex Unlimited Plus $60 (70GB premium data, 25GB hotspot, Amazon Prime, international texting) - All taxes-included with the 5-year price guarantee; unpublished 2/3/5-line prices are interpolated and flagged estimated - QCI 7 entries for the two new ids Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub7JVrQCdsgShcLwA6G579 AI-Model: claude-fable-5 AI-Session: a2dcb3eb-078b-5762-92ed-cd66e0d885c4 AI-Transcript: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub7JVrQCdsgShcLwA6G579
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Both PRs appended plans and MVNO-count scenarios; kept both sets. 117 scenarios green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ub7JVrQCdsgShcLwA6G579 AI-Model: claude-fable-5 AI-Session: a2dcb3eb-078b-5762-92ed-cd66e0d885c4 AI-Transcript: /root/claude-transcript-archive/a2dcb3eb-078b-5762-92ed-cd66e0d885c4.jsonl
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Seventh adoption from the workbook cross-reference. Here both our data and the workbook were stale — Metro renamed its lineup in April 2025 (Starter / Flex). Verified via T-Mobile's newsroom, Metro's plan pages, WhistleOut and PhoneScoop.
Stacked on #16 → #17 → #18 — merge those first; this PR then merges cleanly with only the Metro changes.
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The single "Metro Unlimited $50" entry becomes three plans, all taxes-included with the 5-year price guarantee:
metroid): 8GB hotspot; published $30/line at 4 lines.Unpublished 2/3/5-line prices are interpolated and flagged
estimated. The lower "Metro Starter" $40/10GB tier is dominated by Starter Plus (same price, more data, no AutoPay requirement) and was left out.Tests (red-first)
4 new/updated scenarios: lineup pricing, published 4-line rate not estimated, allotment-driven needs inclusion, QCI table renamed row, MVNO floor raised to 24. 117 scenarios, 590 steps green.
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