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RE-Framework v2 — a general engineering methodology framework (reverse engineering + programming, DSH host).

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Added: 2026-08-23
Maintenance: active
Install kind: github

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安装

dsh plugin --profile web add github:unknowbug/re-framework

GitHub 源码安装：首次需按提示配置 allowBuilds 构建授权后重试

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README

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Table of contents

Quick start (DSH)
Architecture
Target modularity (v2.12, spec §5.7)
Concepts
Layout
Workflow
Gates G1-G9 (fail-closed)
Contract guard (deny before the action, same shape as DSH fs-observation-policy)
What judge does not do
Commands
Skills (17, kebab names)
Relationship with Anchorlaw (pure-reference install, zero copy)
Archive note
Update log

English | 中文

Built on the methodology of A New Approach to AI Reverse Engineering: Multi-Agent, Self-Managed Context (BitWarden, Kanxue Forum, 2026.06.18), engineered, skill-ified, and sub-agent-ified: a domain-agnostic core + on-demand domain modules, covering binary reverse engineering, code reverse engineering, and general programming. DeepSeek Harness (DSH) is the only maintained host (since 2026-08-21; the Reasonix host format is archived under archive/reasonix/, fork-restorable). Verification protocol: references Anchorlaw Protocol v0.24 (MIT, protocol reference — no implementation copied).

Quick start (DSH)

# 1. Install into the DSH runtime (one-shot)
pwsh dsh/scripts/install.ps1
#    → user-global skills: 17 ref-* into ~/.dsh/skills/ (loadable from any session/preset/workspace)
#    → re-framework preset: full workbench (persona + 3 ref_* tools: status/merge_index/init)

# 2. Open a session in any project (e.g. E:\PYTHON\CoreSwap) on any preset
#    → ref-* skills work out of the box; cwd stays in the project, artifacts land there,
#      this repository stays untouched
#    → choose the re-framework preset when you want the full workbench persona

# 3. Self-check (toolchain / skill manifest / installed artifacts / plugin schemas / preset gates / target modules + guard)
pwsh dsh/scripts/selfcheck.ps1

# 4. Target modularity (recommended for large projects; spec §5.7)
python scripts/target_modules.py <project> derive   # derive target modules -> partition artifacts/code/knowledge
python scripts/target_modules.py <project> verify   # gates G1-G9

Standard DSH-session flow: root AGENTS.md (DSH-first index) → read dsh/SKILL-MAP.md first (DSH detector: init discipline / task routing / Phase 0-3 / enforcement chain) → load skills by kebab name.

Architecture

RE-Framework/
├── AGENTS.md                  # DSH-first index (auto-loaded entry)
├── spec/                      # Framework protocol (iron rules/workflow/artifacts/knowledge/versioning) + Anchorlaw v0.24 reference
├── dsh/                       # DSH host adaptation (the only maintained area)
│   ├── skills/                # 17 ref-* skills (single source of truth, edited directly)
│   ├── SKILL-MAP.md           # DSH detector (init/routing/Phase 0-3/enforcement chain + dot→kebab map)
│   ├── plugins/re-framework-tools.js   # 3 ref_* model tools + contract guard (R1/R3/R5)
│   ├── cordis.patch.yml       # agent preset declaration (ACTIVE carrier)
│   ├── scripts/install.ps1 + selfcheck.ps1 + gen_cheatsheet.py   # install + 7-item self-check + compaction derived-view template
│   ├── tests/                 # test_manifest / check_plugin_schema / audit_preset_rows / audit_prompt_variables / test_target_modules / test_contract_guard
│   └── AGENTS.md              # DSH maintenance entry
├── templates/                 # Artifact schemas (language-agnostic)
├── knowledge-builtin/         # Built-in knowledge base
├── scripts/merge_index.py     # Parallel index merge (ref_merge_index dependency)
├── scripts/target_modules.py  # Target-module manager: derive / verify G1-G9 / plan→apply→rollback / repair (spec §5.7)
└── archive/reasonix/          # Reasonix host format archive (read-only, RESTORE.md restorable)

Target modularity (v2.12, spec §5.7)

Problem it solves: in a large project, conclusions from different subsystems (renderer / netcode / gameplay; Java packages / .NET namespaces / build units) pile up in one flat artifact tree (classes/, functions/, cross_refs/): nobody can tell which conclusions belong to which subsystem, the same fact gets derived twice, and merges conflict. The framework used to have only domain modules (core / re-binary / re-code / swe) and no layer for the target program's own modules.

Approach: manage artifacts, code and knowledge by the target program's own modules; modules come from target evidence, not from a hand-written list.

Concepts

Target module ≠ domain module: the former is a program subsystem (netcode), the latter a framework packaging unit (re-binary). The index keeps them apart as target_module and module.
A boundary is a hypothesis: every boundary carries evidence (build file / RTTI / namespace / section / package) and confidence (derived / converged / disputed / confirmed). Artifacts without evidence go to unassigned/ — first-class and allowed to persist, never force-fitted.
Reviews bind to module + revision: when the module structure or an artifact's module changes, candidate | confirmed drops back to draft (the previous status is recorded in the journal), because the old review no longer applies to the new ownership — the same applicability rule as Anchorlaw.

Layout

<project>/.artifacts/
├── target-modules.yaml        # module map: revision + per-module boundaries/provides/requires/history
├── target-modules.state.json  # machine state read by the contract guard (generated; never hand-edited)
├── index.yaml                 # each entry carries target_module / module_revision
├── modules/<id>/              # artifacts: classes/ functions/ xrefs/ conclusions/
│   └── reviews/<rev>.md       # judge review for this module at this revision (G8)
├── unassigned/                # first-class unassigned bucket
├── _migrations/<rev>/         # plan.json + journal.json + backup/ (auditable, reversible)
└── _audit/guard.jsonl         # guard denials and bypasses

Code lands in work/<id>/ (config.code_root is configurable; an empty workspace asks on first run); knowledge lands in knowledge/discovered/modules/<id>/, with cross-module lessons in shared/ (modules: [a,b] back-references, no duplication).

Workflow

derive from package.json workspaces / Cargo.toml workspace / pom.xml modules / a --hints file; it writes the map, the directories and the index.
Write artifacts to modules/<id>/ and keep index.yaml in sync (target_module + module_revision).
verify runs G1-G9; fix what it reports (legacy flat trees go through plan adopt-legacy → apply into unassigned/).
judge reviews one module: scope = module:<id>@<rev>, writing reviews/<rev>.md; candidate requires it (G8 / guard R3).
Corrections: wrong boundary or ownership → plan (reassign / split / merge / rename / demote / quarantine) → apply (transactional: backup + journal, reverse rollback on failure).
repair rebuilds index/state from disk (recovery after bypasses).

Gates G1-G9 (fail-closed)

Gate	Check
G1	unique ownership, no duplicate content across modules
G2	every active module has at least one boundary with evidence
G3	unassigned counts (map vs disk) agree
G4	every index entry's `module_revision` matches the map
G5	no orphan module directories; retired modules hold no artifacts
G6	`provides` unique, `requires` resolvable
G7	every applied revision has `plan.json` + `journal.json`
G8	`candidate/confirmed` modules have `reviews/<rev>.md` for the current revision
G9	no stray artifacts outside `modules/` and `unassigned/`

Contract guard (deny before the action, same shape as DSH `fs-observation-policy`)

Evaluated before write/edit; a denial carries a one-line recovery and a stable code:

Rule	Trigger	Code
R1	write into an undeclared module directory	`REF_MODULE_UNDECLARED` → `ref_modules derive` or write `unassigned/`
R3	`status: candidate/confirmed` without a review at this revision	`REF_REVIEW_MISSING` → invoke `core-judge` (scope=module:)
R5	knowledge entry missing `signature/verdict/lesson/status`	`REF_KB_FRONTMATTER` → add the front-matter

Self-rescue: REF_GUARD=off (guard idles, every bypass is audited); out-of-bounds writes are still found by G1-G9 on the next run and fixed by repair. The guard only sees tool calls — pwsh writes are a known bypass, not a claimed coverage.

What judge does not do

Judge reviews modules, not the global whole: a large project's global state is not reviewable; judge reviews one module (its artifacts + obligation state + gate results), writes reviews/<rev>.md, and the global side gets only G8's mechanical coverage check. A module too large for one review pass must be split — that is how granularity is decided. Cross-cutting behavior becomes an integration-<feature> module reviewed on its own instead of widening judge scope.

Commands

python scripts/target_modules.py <project> derive [--hints modules.yaml]
python scripts/target_modules.py <project> status [--json]
python scripts/target_modules.py <project> verify [--json]          # G1-G9
python scripts/target_modules.py <project> plan reassign --from A --to B --files f.yaml
python scripts/target_modules.py <project> apply <plan.json>        # failed applies roll back
python scripts/target_modules.py <project> repair

Verification status: fixture tests pass (G1/G5/G6/G8/G9 counter-cases, migration rollback, guard R1/R3/R5, audited REF_GUARD=off); not yet run on a real large project — spec §9 marks it CONJECTURE, and derivation accuracy is waiting for field data.

Skills (17, kebab names)

Module	Skills (kebab)	Purpose
core	`core-plan` / `core-artifact` / `core-knowledge` / `core-version` / `core-fanout` / `core-worker` / `core-judge`	architecture / artifacts / knowledge / versioning / fan-out / worker role / judge role
re-binary	`re-lift` / `re-classify` / `re-trace` / `re-scout`	lift / class-identify / dynamic trace / recon
re-code	`recode-deobfuscate` / `recode-classmap` / `recode-behavior` / `recode-scout`	deobfuscation / classmap / behavior / recon
swe	`swe-guide`	programming entry (→ Anchorlaw, pure reference)
DSH-only	`ref-maintain`	DSH adaptation maintenance

Relationship with Anchorlaw (pure-reference install, zero copy)

Dependency layer	How
Protocol	spec §3 cites the clauses (single source of truth; upgrade check per sync contract)
Skills	`swe-guide` routes to `anchor-*` (installed user-global by the Anchorlaw host install.ps1; RE copies nothing)
Tools	`anchorlaw_*` (provided by the Anchorlaw plugin; RE references)
CLI	`anchorlaw` / `anchorlaw-scanner` (pip packages, installed on the Anchorlaw side)

Archive note

The Reasonix host format (dot-name skills, .reasonix/skills/ deployment, install.py/validate_manifest.py) stopped being maintained on 2026-08-21 and is archived under archive/reasonix/ (with RESTORE.md + restore-reasonix.ps1 for fork maintainers).
Framework core (spec/, templates/, knowledge-builtin/, scripts/merge_index.py) stays; DSH skill bodies reference them.

Update log

Version	Date	Content
v2.12	2026-10-24	Target-modularity P1 (manage artifacts, code and knowledge by the program's own modules): new spec §5.7 + `scripts/target_modules.py` (`derive` from build files/hints → `verify` G1-G9 → `plan`/`apply` transactional correction → `repair`) + a contract guard (`ctx.tools.guard`, deny-only: R1 undeclared module / R3 candidate without a review at this revision / R5 missing KB front-matter; `REF_GUARD=off` self-rescue, audited to `_audit/guard.jsonl`). Core mechanics: artifacts land in `.artifacts/modules/<id>/`; `unassigned/` is first-class; `index.yaml` entries carry `target_module`/`module_revision`; corrections run through `_migrations/<rev>/{plan,journal,backup}` and roll back in reverse journal order on failure; moving an artifact downgrades `candidate
v2.11	2026-10-24	DSH 0.2.1-rc.3 removed the `./list-agents` subpath (row gate caught it at maintenance time): upstream `4df09d37d5` ("register shared control tools together"; guide `docs/upgrade-guide/v0.2.1-rc.1/subagent-control-tools/guide.md` §Migration 3) now registers `send_message`, `interrupt_agent` and `list_agents` together in the `@deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-subagent-control` main entry, deleting the standalone `./list-agents` export. Our `tool-subagent-list-agents` row therefore resolved to nothing (`ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED`) and would have broken the preset mount for new sessions; self-check section 5 (row gate) went red at maintenance time (28 rows → 1 unresolvable) instead of surfacing only when a session fails to start. Fix: the row is gone; `list_agents` stays available through the `tool-subagent-control` row — matching upstream's own standard preset, which deleted the same row (disabling the control row now disables all three tools; use tool restrictions to hide a single one). Timeline check: at rc.2 (the v2.10 baseline `687f282e`) the export still existed (`git show 687f282e:packages/subagent/tool-subagent-control/package.json` lists `./list-agents`), and the removal merged after rc.2 — so this is new upstream drift, not a v2.10 miss. Not adopted (human decision pending): the official standard preset also replaced the spawn row's `modelSelectionSettings: true` with `modelSelection: true` + `modelDiscovery: true`; neither this bundle nor Anchorlaw enables them, so re-framework sessions have no `list_subagent_models` / per-child model choice — a capability-surface difference, not a failure. Measured: row gate 27 rows, 0 unresolvable; prompt-variable gate green; six-section self-check green; Anchorlaw v0.25 (`ccd9105`) made the same fix (27 rows).
v2.10	2026-10-17	DSH 0.2.x adaptation follow-ups + Anchorlaw reference v0.24: (1) dropped the four `backgroundMode` keys — `@deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-subagent` no longer has it, Schemastery silently discarded them, so they never took effect; the row gate cannot see this "dead config key" class (same family as `{{cwd}}`). (2) the spawn row gains `agentPreset: re-framework` plus `allowedAgentPresets: [re-framework]` — 0.2.x composes subagents from a preset and both must be given together or it throws; the fork row must NOT carry them (`capabilities.agentPreset: false`, otherwise "independent agent preset"). (3) `engines.dsh: >=0.2.0 <0.3.0` (compatibility is decided by engines alone). (4) subpath display metadata: added `./plugin/locale/.json` and `./plugin/icon` (since 0.2.0 a subpath plugin no longer reads `<subpath>/package.json` for display text). (5) Anchorlaw v0.23 → v0.24: pure host adaptation, §5/§9/§12/§13/§14/§15/§16 differ by zero lines, so only the reference version moves. Measured: `dsh --profile web --help` exits 0 with no warnings; re-running `install.ps1` exits 0 (`already-installed` affects only the Host API / agent tool, not the CLI `add`); the six-section self-check is green. Not verified*: end-to-end session resume (needs a Host restart)
v2.9	2026-10-10	DSH 0.2.x removed the `cwd` prompt variable + a template-variable gate: upstream followed its upgrade guide (`docs/upgrade-guide/v0.2.1-alpha.1/working-directory/guide.md` §Migration 1) and deleted the loop's built-in `{{cwd}}` prompt variable (commit `79bd3d8da7` removed the `variable('cwd', …)` row from `packages/core/agent-loop/src/index.ts`); the working directory now arrives as the `working-directory:current` runtime-context entry from `dsh-working-directory`. Incident: this bundle's persona prefix still said `Your working directory is {{cwd}}.`, and persona templates interpolate strictly at render, so every re-framework session failed during assembly (before any model request) with `unknown prompt variable "{{cwd}}" in section "deployment:persona-prefix"; registered variables: provider, model`. Root cause (a gate blind spot): section 5 only proves "rows resolve and packages mount" — it cannot see a dead template variable. Reproduced with the real harness `renderPrompt()` (old text throws, new text passes). Fixes: (1) the `{{cwd}}` clause is gone from the `cordis.patch.yml` persona prefix (it now points at the runtime context, so the model still learns the directory); (2) a new fail-closed gate `tests/audit_prompt_variables.mjs` (mirrors upstream `interpolate()`'s scanning rules; the registered set is derived by scanning the harness for `systemPrompt.variable('<name>')` registration points, skipping tests so test-only names cannot pollute the allowlist; finding no registration point exits 2 = FAIL) is wired into `selfcheck.ps1` as section [6], with `DSH_SKIP_PROMPT_VAR_AUDIT=1` as the explicit opt-out; counter-evidence measured: restoring `{{cwd}}` in a fixture turns it red (and also flags malformed names), and a wrong checkout exits 2. Self-check: 5 sections → 6
v2.8	2026-09-23	Preset-carrier migration (directory -> bundle patch) + gate blind-spot fix: upstream DSH 0.1.7 replaced the agent-preset carrier — a preset is no longer `$DSH_HOME/.agent-presets/<id>/` but a `@deepseek-ai/dsh-agent-preset` declaration row inside a bundle patch (nothing reads the legacy directory). Incident: `re-framework` ceased to exist under 0.1.7, so session resume failed with `Unknown agent preset`. Root cause (a gate blind spot, reproduced): the row gate's `rowNames()` walked only `Array.isArray(row.config)` — it knew neither the bundle carrier nor `config.plugins[]` — so the gate reported "All preset rows resolvable" while the preset was unloadable (replaying the old gate against the new carrier: `0 reference(s)`, exit 0). Fixes: (1) the gate now covers both carriers and three recursion paths (`insert[]` / `config[]` / `config.plugins[]`, marked do-not-delete), defaults to the live carrier and fails when it is missing, and recognises the bundle's own package (validates the `exports` key and that the exported file exists); measured 0 -> 28 rows. (2) `install.ps1` rewritten to verify the bundle, run the row gate first, copy skills to the user-global root, then `dsh plugin --profile <p> add <dir>`; a PowerShell trap was fixed (the `-Profile` parameter collided case-insensitively with `foreach ($profile ...)` and was overwritten — renamed `-ProfileName`). (3) `selfcheck.ps1` section 3 no longer reconciles the dead directory; it checks the bundle is selected in a profile and reconciles the user-global skills by sha256 (manifest v2). (4) `dsh/preset/` and the dead installed directory deleted (human-confirmed). (5) `dsh/AGENTS.md` names `cordis.patch.yml` as the fact source (the misleading pointer the report flagged; that file is read every session)
v2.7	2026-09-23	Anchorlaw reference v0.22 → v0.23 re-check (pure version bump; protocol core unchanged): v0.23 is the DSH 0.1.7 preset-carrier migration, i.e. §16 host-adaptation scope. The protocol's own claim was independently re-checked ("the protocol core is unchanged"): §5/§9/§12/§13/§14/§15/§16 differ by zero lines; the heading set is 92 = 92; there are five real differences (measured with an LCS diff): the version-header release note (+20 lines), the supersession note on the v0.18 entry (+5), and three single-line table-row edits (the v0.18 DSH changelog row, the §8 Maturity row, the §11 audit row) - the last three are table text, not clause bodies. Methodology trap: a section diff must normalize both version strings to the same placeholder, or a clause heading that literally reads the old version masquerades as a difference. Substantive impact on hosts: the preset carrier becomes a bundle-patch declaration row, rows inside `config.plugins[]` are not path-anchored (a bare package subpath is required), the preset subtree's `baseUrl` is the profile directory, the anchor-* skills move to the user-global root, and the project-level install mode is withdrawn. This framework does not rely on project-level install, so the withdrawal leaves its install semantics intact; the carrier migration does affect the dsh adaptation layer (temporarily fixed; the formal upgrade TODO is in `.investigations/dsh-preset-bundle-migration/报告.md` §6). 34 references bumped (33 tracked + 1 active carrier), including the persona in the active carrier `cordis.patch.yml` — that file was untracked at the time, so `git grep` cannot see it: reference enumeration must also cover `git status`
v2.6	2026-09-17	Anchorlaw v0.22 substantive clause upgrade + CoreSwap paper-study absorption: (1) reference v0.21 → v0.22 — v0.22 adds five clauses (§9 +37 lines, §14 +34, §15 +75), so this is a substantive upgrade, not a bare version bump; all five are landed (§9.8 side-effect boundary and inverse registration → spec §5.6 + core-artifact; §15.4 criterion preconditions → spec §4.5 + core-judge; §9.7.1 equivalence tiers → re-lift; §15.4 PI-1 halt-is-terminal → spec §4.5 + core-fanout convergence completeness; §14.7 reference integrity → spec §3 check action). (2) Installed artifacts gain an identity — `install.ps1` writes a sha256 manifest and `selfcheck.ps1` section 3 upgrades from counting directories to content reconciliation (MISSING/DRIFT/ORPHAN); two pre-existing holes closed: orphan cleanup in the user-global tree (scoped to this framework's namespace, *never touching `anchor-`) and a backup before rewriting the profile patch. (3) New trigger-coverage gate `audit_trigger_coverage.mjs` (judges "is there an artifact after a trigger", not "should it have triggered"; measured false-positive rate 1.1%). (4) Handoff claim evidence grades (numeric inheritable / qualitative must re-sample the raw log / anchor must be self-checked with its owner tool), scoped to semantic handoffs** to avoid over-engineering
v2.5	2026-09-17	Anchorlaw reference v0.20 → v0.21 re-check: v0.21 is a host-adaptation progress record (preset capability parity + fail-closed preset-row resolvability gate) with the protocol core byte-identical — method: line-by-line diff of the `protocol-v0.20.md` and `protocol-v0.21.md` normative bodies (before the changelog) after normalizing the version string; the only difference is the 16-line release note in the version header; §5/§9/§12/§13/§14/§15/§16 differ by zero lines, §11/§16 by zero, and the §8 Maturity table keeps the same row count (only the Host Integration row's text is amended). Clauses §5/§9/§12/§13/§14/§15/§16 all retained — a pure version-reference bump, no semantic migration. See the new re-check row in spec §3 and `dsh/SYNC.md`
v2.4	2026-09-09	Upstream DSH drift fix + capability-surface alignment: (1) upstream renamed `@deepseek-ai/dsh-workflow-worker-thread` → `@deepseek-ai/dsh-workflow-ptc` (old directory no longer a package) — the preset still referenced the old name, so preset mount failed and sessions could not be created/resumed (`failed to mount`); `id`+`name` renamed to follow upstream, `config` unchanged. (2) Capability surface aligned to the official standard preset (31 rows): added 5 rows — `command-goal`, `present` (enabled), `tool-ralph`, `tool-subagent-codex`, `tool-subagent-claude-code` (disabled per upstream default; enabling needs the matching Bundle in the Profile) → ours 32 = official 31 + local `re-framework-tools`, gap 0. (3) New fail-closed gate `tests/audit_preset_rows.mjs` wired into `selfcheck.ps1` as section [5] — any unresolvable preset row now fails the self-check instead of surfacing only on session resume (2026-09-09 drift incident, `.investigations/dsh-upstream-drift-20260909/报告.md`). (4) Same-day second round: preset row specifier resolution semantics aligned to upstream (`classifyRowSpecifier()` four-way classification + package names resolved by an upward walk from the harness base; a wrong base is fail-closed)
v2.3	2026-08-21	Knowledge-base compaction (absorbing the CoreSwap knowledge-compaction proposal, borrowing DSH compaction): structured entry front-matter (id/status/supersedes/superseded_by/signature/verdict/lesson, aligned with Anchorlaw v0.20 §15.4 supersession chain), derived views must not be hand-maintained (`gen_cheatsheet.py`), compaction pass (every 10 entries or topic closure, cluster-merge into principles + consolidated originals kept); §4.5 fifth mandatory trigger (handover conclusion verification ≤1 round + three-state session-switch advice MUST + contamination-signal separation, aligned with v0.20 §16.3); Anchorlaw v0.19→v0.20
v2.2	2026-08-21	DSH-only host migration: Reasonix archived (`archive/reasonix/`), `dsh/skills/` single source of truth, tools 5→3 (ref_manifest_validate/ref_install retired with Reasonix), root AGENTS.md rewritten DSH-first, spec annotated, simplified install (single install.ps1), pure-reference Anchorlaw install (zero copy); knowledge value gate (P1/P2/P3); Anchorlaw v0.18→v0.19 (verification-scope clarification)
v2.1	2026-08-14~15	DSH adaptation (`dsh/` subtree), user-global skills, preset-only tools, Anchorlaw v0.15→v0.17→v0.18, SKILL-MAP DSH detector, error-ledger hardening
v2.0	2026-08	Modular rewrite (Reasonix era, archived)
v1.0	2026-06	Single 42KB CLAUDE.md (BitWarden methodology, archived)

README

Quick start (DSH)

Architecture

Target modularity (v2.12, spec §5.7)

Concepts

Layout

Workflow

Gates G1-G9 (fail-closed)

Contract guard (deny before the action, same shape as DSH fs-observation-policy)

What judge does not do

Commands

Skills (17, kebab names)

Relationship with Anchorlaw (pure-reference install, zero copy)

Archive note

Update log

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