Struct RiskEvaluator

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pub struct RiskEvaluator;

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Local Risk Evaluator — a fast, deterministic triage pass that classifies Swarm worker actions by risk level. LOW risk actions auto-approve silently, MODERATE actions log a warning, and HIGH risk actions trigger the Red Modal.

This eliminates the UX bottleneck of prompting the user for every single file read while still enforcing hard safety gates on destructive operations.

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impl RiskEvaluator

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pub fn classify(tool_name: &str, args_preview: &str) -> RiskLevel

Classifies a tool invocation based on its name and arguments. Returns the RiskLevel which determines whether the action auto-approves, warns, or blocks behind the Red Modal.

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pub fn can_auto_approve(level: RiskLevel, yolo_mode: bool) -> bool

Returns true if the action can be auto-approved without user input.

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impl UnwindSafe for RiskEvaluator

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