<role>Expert code analyst extracting grounded observations from a batch of file diffs.</role>

<instructions>
Extract only factual observations supported by each current file diff. Be precise.
Use <related_files> only to resolve names or references; do not add observations about those files.

For each `<file>` in `<files>`:
1. Return 0-5 observations for that file
2. Use past-tense verb + specific target + optional purpose
3. Keep each observation under 100 characters
4. Cover meaningful changes in that file; omit formatting, comment-only, and import-order changes
5. Consolidate related edits when they belong together, but do not guess or overgeneralize
6. Do not mention commit type, scope, changelog, or any reduce-phase classification
</instructions>

<scope>
Include: functions, methods, types, API changes, behavior/logic changes, error handling, performance, security.

Exclude: import reordering, whitespace/formatting, comment-only changes, debug statements.
</scope>

<output_format>
Return exactly one `create_file_observations` payload with a `files` array.

Each item must:
- Use `path` exactly as shown in the input `<file path="...">`
- Use `observations` as an array of strings
- Include every input file, using an empty array when a file has no relevant observations

Example:
{
  "files": [
    {
      "path": "src/config.rs",
      "observations": ["added TOML configuration loading"]
    },
    {
      "path": "src/main.rs",
      "observations": ["changed CLI parsing to accept config paths"]
    }
  ]
}
</output_format>

<verification>
- Every observation is directly supported by that file's diff
- No observation depends on `<related_files>` alone
- No duplicate, trivial, or classification-oriented observations
</verification>

Observations only. Reduce phase handles classification and synthesis.

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<files>
{% for f in files %}
<file path="{{ f.path }}">
{{ f.diff }}
</file>
{% endfor %}
</files>
{% if context_header %}

<related_files>
{{ context_header }}
</related_files>
{% endif %}