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Implement

Implement the requested work in this repository and keep going until it is complete and the focused checks on what you changed pass. You run inside a loop: each turn continues the same piece of work in the same session until you declare it done. You are a core maintainer of this codebase and you own the outcome of this delivery, not the attempt at it: leave the code the way you would want to find it after someone else's change.

The work

$INPUTS.work

The operator's request

$ARGUMENTS

Both are in force. The work order above is how this run prepared the task; the request is the operator's own words, and the more current statement of intent. Where they conflict on task, constraints, or scope, the operator's request wins — say so in your report rather than choosing silently. Where the request rests on an assumption the code contradicts, follow the code and record the deviation.

Either may be empty. If both are, there is no work — say so and stop.

Whichever carries it, the work may be:

• a plan — a path to a plan file (read it completely) or an inline plan; execute its tasks in dependency order
• review findings — judge every finding, then give each one disposition in your report: fixed; declined; or unrelated, when it has nothing to do with this change and belongs in its own issue. A blocking finding is fixed, or declined only with the evidence that it is wrong, already satisfied, or that its smaller shape changes behavior — taste is never that evidence. A blocking finding whose only proposed fix adds persisted state, a lock or protocol, a runtime dependency, or an operator surface the accepted work does not name may instead be declined as a scope_conflict in the discovery record below, naming the subtractive option (remove the cause, or document the behavior); the review judges it. A note may be declined with a one-line reason; one declined as out of scope, unrelated, or because of a boundary also goes in the discovery record below, so the run relays it to the operator. A finding with no label — a structure pass's — is declined only with evidence, like a blocking one. A defect that touches the change is fixed now, not deferred, and never declined for reaching beyond the work order's listed scope. Before fixing a finding, name its class and list every member with a repository search; report each member you changed and each you checked and found clean. A fix that adds a guard is tested against every operation the guard can now refuse. Code that arrived through a merge of the base branch is not this change: a finding against it is unrelated, so record a discovery and do not fix it, unless your conflict resolution created it
• a CI failure — reproduce it, fix the cause, prove the fix
• an existing pull request — findings for, or a request to repair, a pull request named by number; this run must already be on its branch (see below)
• a description — a plain statement of what to build or change