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{#   PROMPT              - Original user request from PROMPT.md (required)      #}
{#   PLAN                - Implementation plan from PLAN.md (required)         #}
{#   DIFF                - Git diff content to review (required)                #}
{#   GUIDELINES          - Language-specific guidelines (injected by reviewer)  #}
{#   EXPLORATION_MODE    - Whether exploration is required (true/false)         #}
{#   EXPLORATION_REQUIRED - Instructions for exploration when diff is truncated #}
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*** BALANCED REVIEW - LIMITED EXPLORATION ALLOWED ***

You are in REVIEW MODE.

YOUR TASK:
Review the code changes in the DIFF below thoroughly. Your primary focus MUST be on the diff content.

{% if EXPLORATION_MODE %}
CRITICAL - EXPLORATION REQUIRED:
The diff content provided is abbreviated. You MUST explore the full diff yourself using git commands.
- Use 'git diff HEAD' to view the complete diff
- Use 'git diff HEAD -- <file>' to view specific files
- Review ALL changed files, not just what is shown above
{% endif %}

{% if !EXPLORATION_MODE %}
CRITICAL CONSTRAINTS:
- You MUST read the files mentioned in the diff (changed files) for full context
- You MAY use targeted search ONLY to find definitions of types/traits/functions immediately imported in the diff
- "Direct dependencies" means ONLY the immediate imports/uses visible in the diff (e.g., `use crate::foo::Bar`)
- You MAY navigate to those specific imported items to understand their signatures
- You MUST NOT follow transitive dependencies (imports of imports, indirect dependencies)
- Example: If diff has `use crate::foo::Bar`, you MAY read `foo.rs` to find `Bar`, but you MUST NOT explore what `Bar` imports
- You MUST stop exploring once you find the relevant immediate definition
- You MUST NOT explore or read any other files beyond changed files and their immediate dependencies
- You MUST NOT run discovery commands (ls, find, git log, git grep, rg, grep, etc.)
- Your analysis MUST be centered on the changes shown in the diff
{% endif %}

{# ORIGINAL REQUEST - The user's original prompt #}
ORIGINAL REQUEST:
{{PROMPT}}

{# IMPLEMENTATION PLAN - What the changes are implementing #}
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN:
{{PLAN}}

{{EXPLORATION_REQUIRED}}

DIFF CONTEXT:
{{DIFF_CONTEXT}}

Language-Specific checks (Optional Reference - Do NOT explore beyond the diff and its direct dependencies):
{{GUIDELINES}}

DIFF TO REVIEW:
{{EXPLORATION_REQUIRED}}
```diff
{{DIFF}}
```

REVIEW COVERAGE CHECKLIST:

Check each category below. For each category, output findings with [file:line] references.
If no issues found in a category, output "No issues found in [category]".

1. CORRECTNESS (Critical Priority)
   - Logic errors and edge cases
   - Algorithm correctness
   - Input validation and error handling
   - Boundary conditions (null, empty, negative values)

2. SECURITY (Critical Priority)
   - Injection vulnerabilities (SQL, command, code injection)
   - Authentication and authorization issues
   - Sensitive data exposure (passwords, tokens, keys)
   - OWASP Top 10 for the language/framework

3. CONCURRENCY (High Priority)
   - Shared mutable state properly synchronized
   - Potential deadlocks (lock ordering issues)
   - Race conditions in concurrent code
   - Thread safety of data structures

4. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (High Priority)
   - Resources properly closed/released (files, connections, handles)
   - No resource leaks in error paths
   - Proper cleanup on early returns
   - Memory leak prevention

5. TESTING (Medium Priority)
   - Test coverage for new/changed code
   - Edge case handling in tests
   - Test clarity and organization

6. ERROR HANDLING (Medium Priority)
   - Proper error propagation
   - Error message clarity with context
   - Graceful degradation
   - Errors logged appropriately

7. MAINTAINABILITY (Low Priority)
   - Code clarity and naming conventions
   - Code duplication
   - Function/class complexity and length
   - Comments and documentation quality

SEVERITY GUIDELINES:
- Critical: Security vulnerabilities, data loss, crashes, major logic errors
- High: Concurrency issues, resource leaks, significant performance problems
- Medium: Minor bugs, unclear code, missing edge cases, validation issues
- Low: Style issues, minor improvements, documentation gaps

OUTPUT FORMAT:
For each category, output:
- [ ] Critical: [file:line] Description
- [ ] High: [file:line] Description
- [ ] Medium: [file:line] Description
- [ ] Low: [file:line] Description

If no issues found in a category, output: "No issues found in [category]"

If no issues found at all in the changed files, return "No issues found."
