Cursor wrote if status is "done": and the branch seems to work in
this snippet — CPython's small-string interning makes the literal
"done" and the variable holding "done" the same object, so is
returns True here, and recent Python versions even emit a
SyntaxWarning to flag the pattern. The moment status comes from
JSON, input(), the network, or anywhere else the string isn't a
literal, this comparison silently fails — the string equals
"done" but isn't the same object as the literal. Plus the
SyntaxWarning is a strong signal you're using the wrong operator.
Fix line 3 so the script prints shipping it AND uses the
semantically-correct operator for string comparison.
The break is on line 3 — but read the whole snippet first.