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Renders the /assess report from the deterministic run-context.json and the layer scorecard - the scorecard, the verbatim cross-layer findings, lying signals, and the mandatory Top 3 Actions. TRIGGER when the /assess orchestrator reaches the report-writing step; not a standalone u
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Renders the /assess report from the deterministic run-context.json and the layer scorecard - the scorecard, the verbatim cross-layer findings, lying signals, and the mandatory Top 3 Actions. TRIGGER when the /assess orchestrator reaches the report-writing step; not a standalone user command.
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Assess Findings Writer
The report-writing half of /assess. The deterministic core has written .assess/run-context.json (the data bus) and the assess-layer-scorer agent has returned the 0-8 scorecard. Your job is to assemble .assess/assess-report.md: the scorecard, the snapshots, the verbatim cross-layer findings, the lying signals, and the Top 3 Actions.
The deterministic parts are not yours to invent - you paste them. You write the prose around a findings section you cannot omit or reorder. This is the deterministic-core-writes-data / LLM-writes-prose split that makes the report reproducible regardless of which model drives the run.
Inputs
$REPO_ROOT/.assess/run-context.json- the data bus (findings, attention, keyhole summary, prescribed actions, stats, diff).- The scorecard returned by the
assess-layer-scoreragent (the 0-8 score, per-layer verdicts, maturity label), with itsevidencelist already re-checked bylib/evidence_check.py: only entries that held on disk remain there; the rejected ones arrive separately underevidence_rejected, each with thereasonthe check gave.
Existence and wiring claims cite only verified evidence. A report sentence saying a file or directory exists or is missing, or that something is or is not wired in (a workflow runs the linter, no CI job calls the script), must rest on an entry in the scorecard's evidence list and name the path that entry cites. When no verified entry backs such a claim, leave it out rather than restating it from the scorer's prose. The scorecard's per-layer Evidence cell is exempt only in its two empty states (no entries offered, every entry rejected), set beside the scorecard table below; a cell whose layer kept some verified entries cites only those, as the partial state there says. The deterministic findings you paste verbatim are already grounded and need no entry.
Read the cross-layer findings first
The layers above each measure one axis. The deterministic core also crosses those axes against each other and emits ten named findings - the "where to look" signals no single layer surfaces. Read them once, after the per-layer scans:
jq '.derived_findings, .attention, .attention_low_signal, .keyhole_summary, .prescribed_actions, .gap_actions' "$REPO_ROOT/.assess/run-context.json"
derived_findings is a fixed-order list of ten {name, paths, action} objects - all ten always present, paths may be empty. Omit a finding from the report when its paths is empty. Each pairs an axis-crossing with the action it implies:
hidden_coupling- modular statically but bleeds across boundaries historically (files that keep changing together). The static map says "isolated"; git says "coupled." Action: investigate the seam before trusting the boundary.lying_map- high complexity under a stale doc: the map exists but no longer matches the territory. Staleness is the decaying-map churn ratio for a hand-written doc, but for a generated doc that declares provenance (frontmattersource:or a[[generated]]config mapping) it is measured against the source - the doc is stale only when its source is newer than it, so an accurate generated doc is never flagged. Action: fix or delete the doc - a wrong map is worse than none.unexplained_complexity- high complexity with no doc and no recorded intent. Action: write the missing contract. Do not auto-generate it - a guessed contract is just another lying map.untrusted_hotspot(E1 trust axis) - a complexity hotspot whose tests are hollow: an opt-in mutation pass let a high fraction of mutants survive, so the suite runs the code but doesn't pin it. Silent without mutation data (the default read-only run never fires it). Action: strengthen tests to pin observable behaviour, not internal state.self_referential_tests(E2 trust axis) - the code and its co-located tests were introduced in the same commit, so the suite may verify the author's mental model rather than independently-specified behaviour. Action: request human review - the tests verify internal consistency, not truth.unactioned_intent(write-side tendency) - files carrying stale promissory markers (TODO/FIXME/ "remove after migration") that survived at leaststale_touches_thresholdedits to their own file without being kept: a lying map of intent. A justified suppression (eslint-disable-line x -- reason,# noqa: X # reason) is never stale; a marker citing an issue or a date still ages. Silent when the marker scan is unavailable or the history is too thin to age markers. Action: action the promise - fix it, ticket it, or delete the marker/skip.accretion_ratchet(write-side tendency) - a top-band hotspot whose line count only ever ratcheted upward: monotonic net growth across multiple commits with almost no deletion pressure (deletions below ~15% of total churn). The fingerprint of a file appended to rather than reworked. Only surfaced for files already in the top complexity/size band, so a growing-but-simple file is never flagged. Silent when the scan is unavailable, and disclaimed (not dropped) when the git history is degenerate (shallow clone or squashed import). Action: refactor down - extract, delete dead code, or split the file.orphaned_understanding- high complexity with no human anchor and no intent: nobody owns the knowledge. Action: assign a human anchor before further change.candidate_dead_weight- high complexity with no runtime evidence it is live. The bias is to keep (static reachability can't see external callers - Layer 1's caveat applies). Action: verify liveness, then delete only if confirmed dead.refactor_boundary(positive) - high containment: edits stay local. A safe zone, never an attention row. Action: safe to hand an agent in isolation; cite these paths in Strengths.
attention ranks the few units landing in the most negative findings (refactor_boundary never counts) - the "look here first" list, each row carrying its findings and score. Equal scores order by stats_summary.top_hotspots rank (members first), then finding severity (stale-marker severity, or lower containment_ratio for hidden_coupling), then path, so the order is already the priority. Lead the report's findings with the top of this list. The sibling boolean attention_low_signal is true when the top score is 1; the ranking is then weak, and only its first row is prescribed.
Copy findings_markdown verbatim. run-context.json carries a pre-rendered findings_markdown string - the deterministic findings section (the ten findings with their paths and actions, then the attention list). Paste it into the report verbatim, inside the 🔎 Cross-layer findings fold below - do not paraphrase, summarise, reorder, or drop findings. You write framing prose (the "why these matter here") inside the block, directly under its ## Cross-Layer Findings (Keyhole Readiness) heading - the block already opens with that heading, so never add your own heading above or around it; the heading must appear exactly once in the report. The section itself is the deterministic core's product, not yours. This is what makes the findings impossible to omit regardless of which LLM drives the run.
keyhole_summary rolls the same findings into a one-line readiness summary (summary_text), reported alongside the 0-8 score - see the score headline in the report template below. prescribed_actions lists the actions the report MUST include, one per top attention row (up to three; one when attention_low_signal is true), and gap_actions lists {signal, action, paths} candidates for the slots left free: a missing coverage report (signal coverage_report, naming the top hotspots to measure) and doc reachability below the 0.50 floor (signal doc_graph, naming the unreachable docs), [] when neither fires - see the Mandatory attention rule in the Top 3 Actions section below.
Score and Write the Report
Calculate the score (0-8 based on layers present, +0.5 for partial) and write the report to $REPO_ROOT/.assess/assess-report.md.
Two audiences, one file. The report serves a human (wants a short, picture-led skim) and an AI agent (wants the full structured detail). The structure below satisfies both: the default-visible surface is short - the score headline, the Top 3 Actions, and the two SVG images, plus one caveat line - and everything verbose is relocated into collapsible <details> folds. A collapsed <details> keeps its content fully present in the raw markdown, so an agent reading the file sees everything inside the folds; the fold only hides it from a human's rendered view. Folding is presentation, not removal - never delete content to shorten, relocate it into a fold. Two things never fold: the score headline and the Top 3 Actions. A section-ablation A/B showed that removing the Top 3 made a fresh agent confidently act on the wrong (lower-priority) item, so they stay visible and complete.
Use the CodeRabbit fold style: <details>, then <summary>emoji label</summary>, a blank line, the content, a blank line, then </details>. The blank lines are required for tables and lists to render inside the fold. Nesting is allowed.
Report format (write this to disk verbatim, filling in the placeholders; the bolded paragraphs - inside the folds and under the Top 3 Actions table - are instructions for how to fill that section, not literal report text):
# Codebase Assessment: <repo-name>
_Generated <YYYY-MM-DD>. Generated by `/assess` v<version>._
**Score: X / <denominator> - <maturity-label>** - a readiness snapshot, not a verdict · Keyhole: <paste `keyhole_summary.summary_text` from run-context.json verbatim>
<!-- <denominator> is 8 for a software repo (almost always) or the applicable-layer count for a detected archetype - see "Archetype-aware scoring" in the Score derivation fold. Resolve it before writing the headline; it is not a literal. -->
<!-- The " - a readiness snapshot, not a verdict" clause is a FIXED string: paste it verbatim on the score line. It is the SHORT not-a-verdict frame that sits with the score so the reader never mistakes the LLM grade for a pass/fail gate. Do NOT expand it into the full "This is an improvement roadmap, not a verdict" sentence here - that longer framing stays in the "How to read" fold, and duplicating it on the surface regresses the bespoke-opening contract. -->
<Bespoke summary - the report's emotional headline and the first thing a human reads. Write 2-3 sentences specific to **this** repo and **this** run; it must be **unrepeatable** - a sentence that would print identically under a different score is the boilerplate tell to avoid. Hit recognition before remediation:
> 1. **Lead with the genuine standout strengths**, named from the actual findings (the enforced gates, the complexity ratchet, a navigability jump, the closing feedback loop) - so the maintainer feels *seen* and a skeptic sees the tool read *this* code, not a template.
> 2. **Then** name the single most important next step in one clause, and - when prior-run data exists - a one-beat trajectory note (what moved since last run: score, a layer that flipped, reachability).
>
> Keep the non-verdict reassurance alive in the *tone* (a Missing or Partial locates where someone is partly blind, it is not a mark against the code) but do not lead with it or restate it as a standalone caveat - the full framing lives in the "How to read" fold. Celebrate what is working
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name: assess-findings
description: Renders the /assess report from the deterministic run-context.json and the layer scorecard - the scorecard, the verbatim cross-layer findings, lying signals, and the mandatory Top 3 Actions. TRIGGER when the /assess orchestrator reaches the report-writing step; not a standalone user command.
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# Assess Findings Writer
The report-writing half of `/assess`. The deterministic core has written `.assess/run-context.json` (the data bus) and the `assess-layer-scorer` agent has returned the 0-8 scorecard. Your job is to assemble `.assess/assess-report.md`: the scorecard, the snapshots, the **verbatim** cross-layer findings, the lying signals, and the Top 3 Actions.
The deterministic parts are not yours to invent - you paste them. You write the prose *around* a findings section you cannot omit or reorder. This is the deterministic-core-writes-data / LLM-writes-prose split that makes the report reproducible regardless of which model drives the run.
## Inputs
- `$REPO_ROOT/.assess/run-context.json` - the data bus (findings, attention, keyhole summary, prescribed actions, stats, diff).
- The scorecard returned by the `assess-layer-scorer` agent (the 0-8 score, per-layer verdicts, maturity label), with its `evidence` list already re-checked by `lib/evidence_check.py`: only entries that held on disk remain there; the rejected ones arrive separately under `evidence_rejected`, each with the `reason` the check gave.
**Existence and wiring claims cite only verified evidence.** A report sentence saying a file or directory exists or is missing, or that something is or is not wired in (a workflow runs the linter, no CI job calls the script), must rest on an entry in the scorecard's `evidence` list and name the path that entry cites. When no verified entry backs such a claim, leave it out rather than restating it from the scorer's prose. The scorecard's per-layer Evidence cell is exempt only in its two empty states (no entries offered, every entry rejected), set beside the scorecard table below; a cell whose layer kept some verified entries cites only those, as the partial state there says. The deterministic findings you paste verbatim are already grounded and need no entry.
## Read the cross-layer findings first
The layers above each measure one axis. The deterministic core also crosses those axes against each other and emits ten named findings - the "where to look" signals no single layer surfaces. Read them once, after the per-layer scans:
```bash
jq '.derived_findings, .attention, .attention_low_signal, .keyhole_summary, .prescribed_actions, .gap_actions' "$REPO_ROOT/.assess/run-context.json"
```
`derived_findings` is a fixed-order list of ten `{name, paths, action}` objects - all ten always present, `paths` may be empty. Omit a finding from the report when its `paths` is empty. Each pairs an axis-crossing with the action it implies:
- **`hidden_coupling`** - modular statically but bleeds across boundaries historically (files that keep changing together). The static map says "isolated"; git says "coupled." Action: investigate the seam before trusting the boundary.
- **`lying_map`** - high complexity under a stale doc: the map exists but no longer matches the territory. Staleness is the decaying-map churn ratio for a hand-written doc, but for a *generated* doc that declares provenance (frontmatter `source:` or a `[[generated]]` config mapping) it is measured against the source - the doc is stale only when its source is newer than it, so an accurate generated doc is never flagged. Action: fix or delete the doc - a wrong map is worse than none.
- **`unexplained_complexity`** - high complexity with no doc and no recorded intent. Action: write the missing contract. Do **not** auto-generate it - a guessed contract is just another lying map.
- **`untrusted_hotspot`** (E1 trust axis) - a complexity hotspot whose tests are hollow: an opt-in mutation pass let a high fraction of mutants survive, so the suite *runs* the code but doesn't *pin* it. Silent without mutation data (the default read-only run never fires it). Action: strengthen tests to pin observable behaviour, not internal state.
- **`self_referential_tests`** (E2 trust axis) - the code and its co-located tests were introduced in the same commit, so the suite may verify the author's mental model rather than independently-specified behaviour. Action: request human review - the tests verify internal consistency, not truth.
- **`unactioned_intent`** (write-side tendency) - files carrying stale promissory markers (`TODO` / `FIXME` / "remove after migration") that survived at least `stale_touches_threshold` edits to their own file without being kept: a lying map of intent. A justified suppression (`eslint-disable-line x -- reason`, `# noqa: X # reason`) is never stale; a marker citing an issue or a date still ages. Silent when the marker scan is unavailable or the history is too thin to age markers. Action: action the promise - fix it, ticket it, or delete the marker/skip.
- **`accretion_ratchet`** (write-side tendency) - a top-band hotspot whose line count only ever ratcheted upward: monotonic net growth across multiple commits with almost no deletion pressure (deletions below ~15% of total churn). The fingerprint of a file appended to rather than reworked. Only surfaced for files already in the top complexity/size band, so a growing-but-simple file is never flagged. Silent when the scan is unavailable, and disclaimed (not dropped) when the git history is degenerate (shallow clone or squashed import). Action: refactor down - extract, delete dead code, or split the file.
- **`orphaned_understanding`** - high complexity with no human anchor and no intent: nobody owns the knowledge. Action: assign a human anchor before further change.
- **`candidate_dead_weight`** - high complexity with no runtime evidence it is live. The bias is to **keep** (static reachability can't see external callers - Layer 1's caveat applies). Action: verify liveness, then delete only if confirmed dead.
- **`refactor_boundary`** (positive) - high containment: edits stay local. A safe zone, never an attention row. Action: safe to hand an agent in isolation; cite these paths in Strengths.
`attention` ranks the few units landing in the most *negative* findings (`refactor_boundary` never counts) - the "look here first" list, each row carrying its `findings` and `score`. Equal scores order by `stats_summary.top_hotspots` rank (members first), then finding severity (stale-marker severity, or lower `containment_ratio` for `hidden_coupling`), then path, so the order is already the priority. Lead the report's findings with the top of this list. The sibling boolean `attention_low_signal` is true when the top `score` is 1; the ranking is then weak, and only its first row is prescribed.
**Copy `findings_markdown` verbatim.** `run-context.json` carries a pre-rendered `findings_markdown` string - the deterministic findings section (the ten findings with their paths and actions, then the attention list). Paste it into the report **verbatim, inside the `🔎 Cross-layer findings` fold below** - do not paraphrase, summarise, reorder, or drop findings. You write framing prose (the "why these matter here") *inside* the block, directly under its `## Cross-Layer Findings (Keyhole Readiness)` heading - the block already opens with that heading, so **never add your own heading above or around it**; the heading must appear exactly once in the report. The section itself is the deterministic core's product, not yours. This is what makes the findings impossible to omit regardless of which LLM drives the run.
`keyhole_summary` rolls the same findings into a one-line readiness summary (`summary_text`), reported alongside the 0-8 score - see the **score headline** in the report template below. `prescribed_actions` lists the actions the report MUST include, one per top `attention` row (up to three; one when `attention_low_signal` is true), and `gap_actions` lists `{signal, action, paths}` candidates for the slots left free: a missing coverage report (`signal` `coverage_report`, naming the top hotspots to measure) and doc reachability below the 0.50 floor (`signal` `doc_graph`, naming the unreachable docs), `[]` when neither fires - see the **Mandatory attention rule** in the Top 3 Actions section below.
## Score and Write the Report
Calculate the score (0-8 based on layers present, +0.5 for partial) and write the report to `$REPO_ROOT/.assess/assess-report.md`.
**Two audiences, one file.** The report serves a human (wants a short, picture-led skim) and an AI agent (wants the full structured detail). The structure below satisfies both: the **default-visible surface is short** - the score headline, the Top 3 Actions, and the two SVG images, plus one caveat line - and **everything verbose is relocated into collapsible `<details>` folds**. A collapsed `<details>` keeps its content fully present in the raw markdown, so an agent reading the file sees everything inside the folds; the fold only hides it from a human's *rendered* view. **Folding is presentation, not removal - never delete content to shorten, relocate it into a fold.** Two things never fold: the **score headline** and the **Top 3 Actions**. A section-ablation A/B showed that removing the Top 3 made a fresh agent confidently act on the *wrong* (lower-priority) item, so they stay visible and complete.
Use the CodeRabbit fold style: `<details>`, then `<summary>emoji label</summary>`, a blank line, the content, a blank line, then `</details>`. The blank lines are required for tables and lists to render inside the fold. Nesting is allowed.
**Report format** (write this to disk verbatim, filling in the placeholders; the bolded paragraphs - inside the folds and under the Top 3 Actions table - are instructions for *how* to fill that section, not literal report text):
```markdown
# Codebase Assessment: <repo-name>
_Generated <YYYY-MM-DD>. Generated by `/assess` v<version>._
**Score: X / <denominator> - <maturity-label>** - a readiness snapshot, not a verdict · Keyhole: <paste `keyhole_summary.summary_text` from run-context.json verbatim>
<!-- <denominator> is 8 for a software repo (almost always) or the applicable-layer count for a detected archetype - see "Archetype-aware scoring" in the Score derivation fold. Resolve it before writing the headline; it is not a literal. -->
<!-- The " - a readiness snapshot, not a verdict" clause is a FIXED string: paste it verbatim on the score line. It is the SHORT not-a-verdict frame that sits with the score so the reader never mistakes the LLM grade for a pass/fail gate. Do NOT expand it into the full "This is an improvement roadmap, not a verdict" sentence here - that longer framing stays in the "How to read" fold, and duplicating it on the surface regresses the bespoke-opening contract. -->
<Bespoke summary - the report's emotional headline and the first thing a human reads. Write 2-3 sentences specific to **this** repo and **this** run; it must be **unrepeatable** - a sentence that would print identically under a different score is the boilerplate tell to avoid. Hit recognition before remediation:
> 1. **Lead with the genuine standout strengths**, named from the actual findings (the enforced gates, the complexity ratchet, a navigability jump, the closing feedback loop) - so the maintainer feels *seen* and a skeptic sees the tool read *this* code, not a template.
> 2. **Then** name the single most important next step in one clause, and - when prior-run data exists - a one-beat trajectory note (what moved since last run: score, a layer that flipped, reachability).
>
> Keep the non-verdict reassurance alive in the *tone* (a Missing or Partial locates where someone is partly blind, it is not a mark against the code) but do not lead with it or restate it as a standalone caveat - the full framing lives in the "How to read" fold. Celebrate what is working Use with my agent
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