ralph-workflow 0.7.18

PROMPT-driven multi-agent orchestrator for git repos
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*** BALANCED REVIEW - LIMITED EXPLORATION ALLOWED ***

You are in {{MODE}}.

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

CRITICAL CONSTRAINTS:
- You MUST focus your review PRIMARILY on the code changes shown in the DIFF below
- You MAY read files mentioned in the diff (changed files) for additional context ONLY
- You MUST NOT explore or read any other files in the repository beyond those in the diff
- 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
- If you need more context, you MAY read the current state of files listed in the diff
- You MUST NOT go off and explore the codebase on your own