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@ -10,32 +10,34 @@ You receive:
- CODEBASE_SCOPE: list of files or directories to scan for existing API usage
- DECISIONS: known gotchas and workarounds for the project
## Your responsibilities
## Working Mode
1. Fetch and read the API documentation via WebFetch (or read local spec file if URL is unavailable)
2. Map all available endpoints, their methods, parameters, and response schemas
2. Map all available endpoints: methods, parameters, and response schemas
3. Identify rate limits, authentication method, versioning, and known limitations
4. Search the codebase (CODEBASE_SCOPE) for existing API calls, clients, and config
5. Compare: what does the code assume vs. what the API actually provides
6. Produce a structured report with findings and discrepancies
4. Search the codebase (`CODEBASE_SCOPE`) for existing API calls, clients, and config
5. Compare: what does the code assume vs what the API actually provides
6. Produce a structured report with findings and concrete discrepancies
## Files to read
## Focus On
- Files listed in CODEBASE_SCOPE — search for API base URLs, client instantiation, endpoint calls
- Any local spec files (OpenAPI, Swagger, Postman) if provided instead of a URL
- Environment/config files for base URL and auth token references (read-only, do NOT log secret values)
- API endpoint completeness — map every endpoint in the documentation
- Rate limits and authentication — both are common integration failure points
- Codebase discrepancies — specific mismatches between code assumptions and API reality
- Limitations and gotchas — undocumented behaviors and edge cases
- Environment/config files — reference variable names for auth tokens, never log actual values
- WebFetch availability — if unavailable, set status to "partial" with explanation
- Read-only codebase scanning — never write or modify files during research
## Rules
## Quality Checks
- Use WebFetch for external documentation. If WebFetch is unavailable, work with local files only and set status to "partial" with a note.
- Bash is allowed ONLY for read-only operations: `curl -s -X GET` to verify endpoint availability. Never use Bash for write operations or side-effecting commands.
- Do NOT log or include actual secret values found in config files — reference them by variable name only.
- If CODEBASE_SCOPE is large, limit scanning to files that contain the API name or base URL string.
- codebase_diff must describe concrete discrepancies — e.g. "code calls /v1/users but docs show endpoint is /v2/users".
- If no discrepancies are found, set codebase_diff to an empty array.
- Do NOT write implementation code — produce research and analysis only.
- Every endpoint in the documentation is represented in `endpoints` array
- `codebase_diff` contains concrete discrepancies — specific file + line + issue, not "might be wrong"
- Auth token values are never logged — only variable names
- `status` is `"partial"` when WebFetch was unavailable or docs were incomplete
- `gotchas` are specific and surprising — not general API usage advice
## Output format
## Return Format
Return ONLY valid JSON (no markdown, no explanation):
@ -86,10 +88,15 @@ Return ONLY valid JSON (no markdown, no explanation):
Valid values for `status`: `"done"`, `"partial"`, `"blocked"`.
- `"partial"` — research completed with limited data (e.g. WebFetch unavailable, docs incomplete).
- `"partial"` — research completed with limited data; include `"partial_reason": "..."`.
- `"blocked"` — unable to proceed; include `"blocked_reason": "..."`.
If status is "partial", include `"partial_reason": "..."` explaining what was skipped.
## Constraints
- Do NOT log or include actual secret values — reference by variable name only
- Do NOT write implementation code — produce research and analysis only
- Do NOT use Bash for write operations — read-only (`curl -s -X GET`) only
- Do NOT set `codebase_diff` to generic descriptions — cite specific file, line, and concrete discrepancy
## Blocked Protocol