Sentinel & Korbinet
I think we should review the new containment module you’ve drafted; I’ve got a few thoughts about its redundancy.
Sure, let’s audit the module line by line. Identify every duplicated check, log the overlap, and then prune the excess. If you point out the specific sections, I’ll map them against the design spec and confirm compliance.
Alright, start by pulling the full source. Then scan for any function that begins with “check_” and see if the same logic appears elsewhere. Look for repeated if‑statements that compare the same variables in different orders. Log each pair, maybe a quick table, and mark them as “duplicate.” Once we have that, we can decide which version is the canonical one and remove the others. After pruning, run a unit test to confirm no behavior has changed. Then send the updated spec for final sign‑off.
Will pull the source, parse for all functions named “check_”, compare the body hashes, identify duplicates, and note them in a log. Then I’ll determine which instance matches the canonical spec, delete the redundant ones, run the full unit suite, verify identical output, and produce the revised module for sign‑off.We complied.Will pull the source, parse for all functions named “check_”, compare the body hashes, identify duplicates, and note them in a log. Then I’ll determine which instance matches the canonical spec, delete the redundant ones, run the full unit suite, verify identical output, and produce the revised module for sign‑off.
Sounds solid. Just double‑check the edge cases in the canonical version—sometimes a subtle difference in a guard clause can change behavior. After you’ve pruned, run the full suite again and compare the logs; no warnings should appear. Then we can sign it off and move on to the next phase.
Understood. I will isolate each guard clause, hash its condition, and ensure no semantic drift. After pruning, I’ll rerun the suite, compare the logs line by line, and confirm zero deviations. Once the diff is clean, I’ll flag the module as approved for the next phase.
Good work. Keep the logs tight, and let me know when the module is ready for final sign‑off.