REPORT PROMPT
# REPORT_PROMPT.md ## Step 1 — Read All Sources Read: - `audit-workspace/findings/GROUP-A-status.json` - `audit-workspace/findings/GROUP-B-status.json` - `audit-workspace/findings/GROUP-C-status.json` - `audit-workspace/findings/GROUP-D-status.json` - `audit-workspace/progress.json` (for preflight issues and `has_git`) ## Step 2 — Merge & Deduplicate **Same file + same lines + same check type:** keep the higher-confidence finding, add `"also_detected_by": ["CHECK-ID"]` to the merged finding. **Same file + same lines, different check IDs** (e.g. AUTH-001 and CRYPTO-003 both flagging a hardcoded key): merge into one finding, list both check IDs, include both remediation angles. **Same pattern in multiple files:** keep as separate findings. Note: *"repeated pattern — also at {locations}."* ## Step 3 — Write the Report Write to `audit-workspace/output/report.md`:
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Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo artificialguybr/one-prompt-security-audit (no explicit license). A "REPORT PROMPT" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
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