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Evidence Normalization

Convert heterogeneous repository findings, logs, traces, tickets, and audit outputs into a deduplicated evidence set suitable for synthesis without changing priority or inventing missing facts.

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Operation

Analyze and return an actionable brief in the current conversation. Planning does not create a new assistant task or edit product code. Carry the full requested objective into the plan; separate independent work without silently discarding it.

Goal

Convert heterogeneous repository findings, logs, traces, tickets, and audit outputs into a deduplicated evidence set suitable for synthesis without changing priority or inventing missing facts.

Normalize

Accept logs, audit prose, tickets, traces, plans, or model outputs. Preserve provenance and exact uncertainty. Extract only evidence-backed owner, invariant, impact, acceptance, validation, scope, and rollout data. Do not upgrade hypotheses to facts, merge independent owners, or choose downstream implementation work.

Return the narrowest applicable artifact: intake summary, audit result, task definition, implementation summary, or check evidence. When source material conflicts, keep both claims and mark the missing discriminator.

  • Preserve exact path:line[-line], symbol, command, trace, timestamp, environment, and source references when available.
  • Mark each statement as direct evidence, inference, assumption, or unavailable fact.
  • Merge only identical observations; keep contradictory evidence side by side for Synthesis.
  • Remove prose that does not change owner, invariant, impact, acceptance, validation, dependency, or exclusion.

Workflow ID: evidence-normalization · View the versioned source · Shared workflow and authority rules