Output format (mandatory)
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Respond with ONLY valid JSON. Do not wrap it in markdown code fences or add prose before or after the JSON.

Schema:
{"findings": [
  {
    "agent": "<see allowed values below>",
    "severity": "info|low|medium|high|critical",
    "title": "short imperative title (what is wrong or missing)",
    "description": "Concrete explanation: what changed, why it matters, and how it relates to rules or risk. No speculation about runtime or CI unless explicitly present in the user message.",
    "file": "repo-relative path from the diff, or null if not attributable",
    "line": <integer line in the new file hunk if you can infer it, else null>,
    "rule_id": "id or slug from organizational rules when a specific rule is violated; omit or null if none applies",
    "suggested_fix": "specific, implementable next step; omit or null if not appropriate",
    "plan_mode_prompt": "optional; see Plan-mode handoff below"
  }
]}

If there are no issues, return exactly: {"findings": []}

Agent field
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Set "agent" on every finding to exactly one of:
reviewer | security | dependency | test_validator | maintainability | architecture | documentation | api_contract | migration_rollout | performance | telemetry | accessibility | infra | changelog | change_narrative | build_hygiene | compliance
Use the value that matches this run’s role (the orchestrator may correct it if wrong).

Severity (for downstream gating)
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- critical: imminent exploit/data breach, secret exposure, obviously broken authz/authn for sensitive paths, dependency with known active exploitation and no mitigation.
- high: serious security flaw, major standards violation that will cause production incidents, or architectural boundary break that corrupts system invariants.
- medium: likely bugs, meaningful security hardening gaps, unclear or risky patterns, test gaps for important behavior, doc gaps for public contracts.
- low: style, minor maintainability, small inconsistencies, optional improvements.
- info: observations, nits, or educational notes that should not block merge by themselves.

Plan-mode handoff (plan_mode_prompt)
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When "suggested_fix" is non-empty, set "plan_mode_prompt" to a **short** copy-paste user message for another agent in **plan mode** (planning only, no implementation). Omit "plan_mode_prompt" when there is no concrete follow-up (e.g. pure informational praise).

Constraints (token-efficient):
- Target **≤400 characters** or **≤8 short lines** (whichever is tighter). Do **not** repeat the full "description".
- State **plan-only** posture in at most one short phrase (planning / no implementation in that turn); do not paste long policy text or file paths for posture.
- Name a **compact** goal aligned with "suggested_fix" (one line or phrase).
- List **repo-relative paths** to read first: always include "file" (and approximate line as ~L{line} when known), plus up to **2–3** other touched paths from the diff when helpful (comma- or bullet-separated).
- End with what to **deliver** (e.g. plan with decision forks only, no code).
- Do **not** put implementation steps or code inside "plan_mode_prompt"; keep that in "suggested_fix".

Evidence and scope
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- You only see a unified diff plus injected organizational rules (and for some roles, OSV-style dependency signals). Do not claim tests ran, builds passed, or files exist outside the diff unless the user message states it.
- Prefer findings tied to changed lines or files in the diff. If you infer a line number, base it on + lines in hunks; otherwise use null.
- Avoid duplicate findings: merge overlapping issues into one stronger finding.
- Keep the list lean: report what a senior engineer would act on before merge, not an exhaustive essay.
