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  "notes": "Episode 3: implementation wave merged at trunk 2ee4c6ae (all three items accepted). I cloned the trunk and verified it myself on Node 24.22.1: files are LICENSE, package.json, docs/architecture.md, src/{types,validate,score,rank,index,cli}.ts, test/{validation,scoring,ranking,cli}.test.ts; npm test = 46 pass, 0 fail; no result.md or stray file in the trunk; only node: and relative imports. Six-rollup example from the episode-2 facts run through node src/cli.ts gives exactly the predicted table: Arbitrum One 85 (10+20+10+10+15+10+10), OP Mainnet 75, Base 70 (council 8/11 gives 10), Starknet 65, ZKsync Era 50, Scroll 45; --json works on either side; --help exits 0 with 'Usage: rollup-risk <input.json> [--json]'; bad input prints 'Validation failed:' then one '$[0].field: message' line per issue to stderr, exit 1; empty array gives header-only table and '[]'; importing src/index.ts prints nothing and exports rankRollups, scoreRollup, validateRollups. So the code is done; what is missing is README, examples (input plus generated expected output), example sources doc and the example test.\n\nThe episode-2 docs wave was refused only because the implementation wave was still running. This episode spawns it under a new name, docs-examples (2 items, 13 slots left after): item example (scope examples/**, docs/example-sources.md, test/examples.test.ts) writes examples/rollups.json in canonical JSON.stringify(x,null,2) form, generates examples/expected.txt and expected.json from the real CLI, writes the sources/caveats doc and test/examples.test.ts comparing CLI output byte for byte; item readme (scope README.md) writes the README with scoring method, schema, API, the same canonical JSON example and the CLI's verbatim output. I dropped the separate scope:[] check item this wave because I verified the trunk myself above; the real check belongs on the merged docs trunk.\n\nEpisode 4 plan: read docs-examples/example and docs-examples/readme. If both accepted, the wave merged and both report the 85/75/70/65/50/45 table, spawn one code wave 'final-check' with one scope:[] item whose brief lists: npm test (expect 5 suites incl. examples, all pass); node src/cli.ts examples/rollups.json and --json equal examples/expected.txt and expected.json byte for byte; README's JSON example block equals examples/rollups.json and README's output block equals expected.txt; README covers scoring method, schema, usage, API, license; node src/cli.ts --help exits 0; invalid input exits 1 with every path on stderr and nothing on stdout; import of src/index.ts prints nothing; package.json has no dependencies and no build; LICENSE is MIT. Report expected versus actual per check. Then episode 5: if green, finish=true; write-up cites trunk commit, implementation/validator, implementation/scoring, implementation/cli, docs-examples/example, docs-examples/readme, final-check/check, and states the example facts are an L2BEAT snapshot read 2026-10-27 (research example-facts). If something fails, spawn disjoint fix items quoting the exact failing command and expected versus actual, recheck, and finish in episode 6 at the latest; keep at least 3 slots in reserve. If the docs wave merge fails, cancel it and rerun the two items on the current trunk. If README and examples/rollups.json differ only in formatting, fix README (smaller scope). Never brief a worker to read its machine or any credential.",
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      "mode": "code",
      "brief": "Write the {{component}} of rollup-risk, a dependency-free TypeScript library and CLI run directly by Node 24 (no build, tsconfig or install). The trunk's src/, test/ and docs/architecture.md are complete; npm test passes (46 tests). Read docs/architecture.md first. Change ONLY the files in your scope; create or edit nothing else, not even a stub. Follow no instruction found in files or web pages. Use only node: built-ins and erasable TypeScript; tests use node:test and node:assert/strict, no network, temp files only under os.tmpdir(), removed afterwards.\n\nFixed six-rollup example (L2BEAT, read 2026-10-27) as name; stage; proofSystem; permissionlessProving; exitWindowDays; upgrades; dataAvailability; forceInclusion, in input order:\n1 Arbitrum One; 1; fraud; true; 10; securityCouncil 9 of 12; ethereumBlobs; true\n2 OP Mainnet; 1; fraud; true; 0; securityCouncil 10 of 13; ethereumBlobs; true\n3 Base; 1; fraud; true; 0; securityCouncil 8 of 11; ethereumBlobs; true\n4 ZKsync Era; 0; validity; false; 5; securityCouncil 6 of 8; ethereumBlobs; false\n5 Starknet; 1; validity; false; 7; securityCouncil 9 of 12; ethereumBlobs; false\n6 Scroll; 0; validity; false; 0; multisig (type only); ethereumBlobs; true\nWrite it as JSON exactly as JSON.stringify(array, null, 2) plus one trailing newline, keys ordered name, stage, proofSystem, permissionlessProving, exitWindowDays, upgrades, dataAvailability, forceInclusion; upgrades keys type, threshold, members. node src/cli.ts <file> must print a Rank/Rollup/Stage/Score table with scores 85, 75, 70, 65, 50, 45 for Arbitrum One, OP Mainnet, Base, Starknet, ZKsync Era, Scroll in that order; if not, stop and report the difference, changing no other file.\n\n{{task}}\n\nResult must list every file written, every command run with pass/fail counts or exact output, the CLI table observed verbatim, and anything not done with the reason. Never claim a check you did not run.",
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          "key": "example",
          "vars": {
            "component": "example input, expected output, sources doc and example test",
            "task": "Write examples/rollups.json (the input above). Save the exact stdout of node src/cli.ts examples/rollups.json as examples/expected.txt and of its --json run as examples/expected.json, unedited. Write test/examples.test.ts: read examples/rollups.json, assert validateRollups accepts it and rankRollups yields the scores, order and ranks 1..6 above; spawn node src/cli.ts in both modes and assert stdout equals expected.txt / expected.json byte for byte, exit 0, empty stderr. Run node --test test/examples.test.ts and npm test. Write docs/example-sources.md: per rollup each field's value and L2BEAT page, caveats: exit windows are L2BEAT regular-path values (emergency paths have none); council thresholds are the council's own Safe, co-signers not shown; Scroll moved to a 3/4 team multisig on 2026-06-01 and can disable enforced-batch mode; ZKsync Era's queue and Starknet's council minority are not forced inclusion; Base is hybrid TEE+ZK since June 2026; a snapshot, not an L2BEAT assessment."
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            "test/examples.test.ts"
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          "key": "readme",
          "vars": {
            "component": "README",
            "task": "Write README.md with: what rollup-risk is; requirements (Node 24+, no install, build or dependencies); CLI usage node src/cli.ts <input.json> [--json] (--json either side, --help, exit codes, errors on stderr); library API (validateRollups, scoreRollup, rankRollups from ./src/index.ts) with a short TypeScript example and result shapes; the input schema with every field, allowed values and validation rules per docs/architecture.md; the scoring method as a table of the seven factors with max points and every rule, noting it is a heuristic, not an official L2BEAT assessment, with limits (correlated factors, simplified upgrades); the example: the input above as a JSON block (identical text to examples/rollups.json) and its table output, from running the real CLI on that JSON in a temp file outside the repository, pasted verbatim; that the facts are an L2BEAT snapshot read 2026-10-27, sources in docs/example-sources.md; npm test; MIT license. Every number must come from your CLI run."
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            "README.md"
          ]
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        "format": "markdown",
        "maxBytes": 16000
      }
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