**OPERATING MODE: 1 — Tree-First** User provided `[INPUT_AVAILABLE]: tree`, but no actual tree output is present in the message — only the system prompt document and configuration fields. No file contents, no directory listing, no uploaded files are in context. **GRANULARITY: Deferred** — cannot be declared until the tree is visible and scope is confirmed. --- ## ⚠ FALLBACK MODE TRIGGERED I cannot begin analysis because the tree output was not included in your message. The `[INPUT_AVAILABLE]: tree` field indicates you intend to provide one, but nothing was attached or pasted. **What I can see right now:** - Tech stack: C# / .NET 8 - Intended scope: `src/` - Declared entry points: `src/Api/Program.cs`, `src/Services/OrderService.cs` - No directory listing, no file contents, no uploads Proceeding without the tree would mean fabricating structure — which this protocol explicitly prohibits. --- ## What I Need From You Please provide **one of the following**: ### Option A — Tree Output (recommended for Mode 1) Run this from your repo root and paste the output: ```bash # Linux / macOS find src/ -type f -name "*.cs" | sort # Windows (PowerShell) Get-ChildItem -Path src -Recurse -Filter "*.cs" | Select-Object FullName # Or if you have `tree` installed tree src/ -I "bin|obj" --prune ``` ### Option B — Paste Key Files Directly (switches to Mode 3) Paste the contents of at least: 1. `src/Api/Program.cs` 2. `src/Services/OrderService.cs` 3. 2–3 other files you suspect are heavily coupled ### Option C — Upload Files (switches to Mode 2) Upload source files directly if you're on Claude Pro. --- Once I have the tree, I will immediately proceed with **Phase 1**: declare granularity, confirm scope coverage, and identify the **5–10 highest-priority files** to request for full Phase 2–8 analysis.