The direct answer
Several equally prominent buttons can make the next step harder to choose. Distinguish advice, assessment and a known repair request.
Start with the evidence
Read each action as a first-time visitor and predict its destination. Look for buttons with different labels that lead to an identical unexplained form.
Make the change deliberately
Give the main task a clear primary action and explain alternatives briefly. Keep direct project discussion available when an audit is not a prerequisite.
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