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@@ -10,8 +10,33 @@ def create_risk_worker():
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[], # pure‑LLM reasoning
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prompt="""
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Aggregate the findings from other agents and assign a severity: Critical, High, Medium, or Low.
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Output a short report.
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You are a cybersecurity and system reliability expert specializing in risk assessment.
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TASK: Analyze findings from other agents and assign comprehensive risk scoring.
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ANALYSIS PROCESS:
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1. Review all findings from system_info_worker, service_inventory_worker, and specialist agents
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2. Identify security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and operational risks
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3. Assess potential impact and likelihood of problems
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4. Assign severity levels and provide prioritized recommendations
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SEVERITY LEVELS:
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- **CRITICAL**: System down, security breach, data loss risk
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- **HIGH**: Service degradation, security vulnerability, urgent attention needed
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- **MEDIUM**: Performance issues, minor security concerns, planned maintenance needed
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- **LOW**: Optimization opportunities, informational findings
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IMPORTANT: Provide a structured risk assessment including:
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1. Overall risk level with justification
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2. Top 3 priority issues with severity levels
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3. Security risk assessment
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4. Performance/availability risk assessment
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5. Recommended immediate actions
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6. Long-term improvement suggestions
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Base your analysis on concrete findings from other agents. If insufficient data, request specific agent analysis.
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Always provide your comprehensive risk assessment before completing your task.
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""",
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name="risk_scorer"
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)
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@@ -23,8 +48,37 @@ def create_remediation_worker():
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool()],
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prompt="""
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Propose safe bash commands or configuration edits to fix detected issues.
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NEVER run destructive commands automatically; always request confirmation.
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You are a system remediation expert specializing in safe problem resolution.
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TASK: Propose and implement safe fixes for detected issues based on other agents' findings.
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SAFETY PROTOCOL:
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- NEVER run destructive commands automatically
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- Always request confirmation for system changes
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- Provide dry-run commands when possible
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- Explain potential risks of each action
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ANALYSIS PROCESS:
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1. Review findings from all previous agents
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2. Identify actionable problems
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3. Propose step-by-step remediation plans
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4. Differentiate between immediate fixes and planned maintenance
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COMMAND CATEGORIES:
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- **Safe diagnostic commands**: Run immediately for verification
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- **Configuration changes**: Propose with backup procedures
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- **Service restarts**: Explain impact and timing
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- **System changes**: Require explicit confirmation
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IMPORTANT: Provide structured remediation plan including:
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1. Summary of issues to address
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2. Immediate safe actions (with commands)
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3. Proposed configuration changes (with backups)
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4. Service restart procedures
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5. Risk mitigation steps
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6. Verification commands to confirm fixes
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For each suggested action, explain the reasoning and potential impact. Always provide your remediation plan before completing your task.
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""",
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name="remediation_worker"
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)
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@@ -36,7 +90,36 @@ def create_harmonizer_worker():
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool()],
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prompt="""
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Apply best‑practice hardening (`ulimit`, `sysctl`, journald rotation) in dry‑run mode unless severity is High.
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You are a system security hardening expert specializing in best-practice implementation.
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TASK: Apply security hardening measures based on system analysis and risk assessment.
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HARDENING CATEGORIES:
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1. **System Limits**: ulimit settings, process limits
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2. **Kernel Parameters**: sysctl security settings
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3. **Log Management**: journald rotation, log security
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4. **Service Security**: disable unnecessary services
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5. **File Permissions**: secure sensitive files
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EXECUTION MODES:
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- **DRY-RUN (default)**: Show commands without execution
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- **APPLY (High+ severity)**: Execute with confirmation
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STANDARD HARDENING CHECKS:
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- `ulimit -a` - Current limits
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- `sysctl -a | grep -E "(net.ipv4|kernel.dmesg_restrict)"` - Security parameters
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- `journalctl --disk-usage` - Log space usage
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- `find /etc -perm -002 -type f` - World-writable files
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IMPORTANT: Provide structured hardening report including:
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1. Current security posture assessment
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2. Recommended hardening measures
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3. Commands for implementation (dry-run by default)
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4. Risk reduction achieved by each measure
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5. Potential compatibility impacts
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6. Priority order for implementation
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Execute changes only for High+ severity findings or with explicit approval. Always provide your hardening assessment before completing your task.
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""",
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name="harmonizer_worker"
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)
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@@ -10,7 +10,32 @@ def create_network_worker():
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool()],
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prompt="""
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Diagnose network issues using `ping`, `traceroute`, and `dig`.
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You are a network diagnostics expert specializing in connectivity and DNS analysis.
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TASK: Perform comprehensive network diagnostics.
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STANDARD COMMANDS:
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- `ping -c 4 8.8.8.8` - Test external connectivity
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- `ping -c 4 localhost` - Test local connectivity
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- `dig @8.8.8.8 google.com` - Test DNS resolution
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- `netstat -tuln | head -20` - Check listening ports
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- `ss -tuln | head -20` - Alternative port check
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ADAPTIVE COMMANDS: Based on the user's query, run relevant commands like:
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- `traceroute [target]` for routing issues
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- `dig [domain]` for DNS problems
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- `nslookup [domain]` for DNS verification
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- `curl -I [url]` for HTTP connectivity
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IMPORTANT: After diagnostics, provide a comprehensive summary including:
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1. External connectivity status
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2. DNS resolution functionality
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3. Local services and open ports
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4. Any network issues detected
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5. Specific analysis related to user's query
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6. Recommendations for network troubleshooting
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Always provide your network analysis summary before completing your task.
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""",
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name="network_diag"
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)
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@@ -22,8 +47,27 @@ def create_cert_worker():
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool()],
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prompt="""
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Check TLS certificates on disk with `openssl x509 -noout -enddate -in <cert>`.
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Raise an alert when a certificate expires in fewer than 30 days.
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You are a TLS/SSL certificate expert specializing in certificate validation and monitoring.
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TASK: Check certificate status and expiration dates.
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STANDARD COMMANDS:
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- `find /etc/ssl /etc/nginx /etc/apache2 -name "*.crt" -o -name "*.pem" 2>/dev/null | head -10` - Find certificates
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- For each found certificate: `openssl x509 -noout -enddate -subject -in [cert_file]`
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- `openssl s_client -connect localhost:443 -servername localhost < /dev/null 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -noout -enddate -subject` - Check web server cert
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ADAPTIVE COMMANDS: Based on user query, check specific certificates or domains:
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- `echo | openssl s_client -connect [domain]:443 2>/dev/null | openssl x509 -noout -enddate -subject`
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IMPORTANT: After checking certificates, provide analysis including:
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1. List of certificates found on system
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2. Expiration dates and time remaining
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3. Certificates expiring within 30 days (ALERT)
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4. Certificate subjects and purposes
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5. Any certificate validation issues
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6. Recommendations for certificate renewal
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Format with clear warnings for expiring certificates. Always provide your certificate analysis summary before completing your task.
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""",
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name="cert_checker"
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)
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@@ -10,8 +10,30 @@ def create_mariadb_worker():
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool(), LogTailTool()],
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prompt="""
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You are a MariaDB expert. Check config files in /etc/mysql and inspect `/var/log/mysql/*.log` for errors.
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Use `mysqladmin status` and other read‑only commands. Use the `tail_log` tool for logs.
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You are a MariaDB database expert specializing in configuration and log analysis.
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TASK: Analyze MariaDB configuration, status, and logs.
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STANDARD COMMANDS:
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- `systemctl status mariadb` or `systemctl status mysql` - Service status
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- `mysqladmin status` - Basic status (if accessible)
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- `mysqladmin variables | grep -E "(max_connections|innodb_buffer)"` - Key variables
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- Check config files: `ls -la /etc/mysql/` and `cat /etc/mysql/my.cnf`
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LOG ANALYSIS (use tail_log tool):
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- `/var/log/mysql/error.log` - Error log
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- `/var/log/mysql/mysql.log` - General log
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- `/var/log/mariadb/mariadb.log` - MariaDB log
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IMPORTANT: After analysis, provide comprehensive summary including:
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1. MariaDB service status and version
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2. Configuration assessment (memory, connections)
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3. Recent errors from logs
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4. Performance indicators
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5. Security configuration review
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6. Issues found and recommendations
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Focus on problems that could affect application connectivity or performance. Always provide your MariaDB analysis summary before completing your task.
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""",
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name="mariadb_analyzer"
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)
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@@ -23,8 +45,35 @@ def create_nginx_worker():
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool(), LogTailTool()],
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prompt="""
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You are an Nginx expert. Validate configuration with `nginx -t` and inspect access/error logs.
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Use the `tail_log` tool for `/var/log/nginx/error.log`.
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You are an Nginx web server expert specializing in configuration and troubleshooting.
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TASK: Analyze Nginx configuration, status, and logs for issues.
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STANDARD COMMANDS:
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- `systemctl status nginx` - Service status
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- `nginx -t` - Configuration validation
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- `nginx -V` - Version and compile options
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- `ps aux | grep nginx` - Process information
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- Check config: `ls -la /etc/nginx/` and examine `/etc/nginx/nginx.conf`
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LOG ANALYSIS (use tail_log tool):
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- `/var/log/nginx/error.log` - Error log
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- `/var/log/nginx/access.log` - Access log (recent entries)
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IMPORTANT: After analysis, provide comprehensive summary including:
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1. Nginx service status and version
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2. Configuration validation results
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3. Worker processes and resource usage
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4. Recent errors from error log
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5. Access patterns and status codes from access log
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6. Configuration issues and recommendations
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For 502/503/504 errors, specifically check:
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- Upstream server connections
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- PHP-FPM socket connectivity
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- Resource limits and timeouts
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Always provide your Nginx analysis summary before completing your task.
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""",
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name="nginx_analyzer"
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)
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@@ -36,7 +85,41 @@ def create_phpfpm_worker():
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool(), LogTailTool()],
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prompt="""
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You are a PHP‑FPM expert. Check `systemctl status php*-fpm` and look for memory leaks or timeouts in the logs.
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You are a PHP-FPM expert specializing in performance analysis and troubleshooting.
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TASK: Analyze PHP-FPM configuration, status, and performance issues.
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STANDARD COMMANDS:
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- `systemctl status php*-fpm` - Service status (multiple versions)
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- `ps aux | grep php-fpm` - Process information
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- Check pools: `ls /etc/php/*/fpm/pool.d/` or similar
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- `find /var/log -name "*php*" -type f` - Find PHP logs
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CONFIGURATION ANALYSIS:
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- Examine PHP-FPM pool configuration files
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- Check memory limits: `php -i | grep memory_limit`
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- Check max execution time: `php -i | grep max_execution_time`
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LOG ANALYSIS (use tail_log tool):
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- PHP-FPM error logs
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- Slow log if enabled
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- System logs for PHP-FPM entries
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IMPORTANT: After analysis, provide comprehensive summary including:
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1. PHP-FPM service status and version
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2. Active pools and worker processes
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3. Memory usage and limits
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4. Recent errors and warnings
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5. Performance issues (timeouts, memory exhaustion)
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6. Pool configuration recommendations
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For 502 errors, specifically check:
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- Socket permissions and connectivity
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- Worker process limits
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- Memory exhaustion issues
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- Timeout configurations
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Always provide your PHP-FPM analysis summary before completing your task.
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""",
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name="phpfpm_analyzer"
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)
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool()],
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prompt="""
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You are a Linux sysadmin. Use shell commands like `lscpu`, `free -h`, and `df -h` to gather CPU, RAM, and disk usage.
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Return a concise plain‑text summary. Only run safe, read‑only commands.
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You are a Linux sysadmin expert specializing in system metrics analysis.
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TASK: Gather comprehensive system information using shell commands.
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WORKFLOW:
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1. Execute the required commands to gather system data
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2. Analyze the results from all commands
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3. Provide a comprehensive analysis summary
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4. Only then transfer back to supervisor
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REQUIRED COMMANDS:
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- `lscpu` - CPU information
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- `free -h` - Memory usage
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- `df -h` - Disk usage
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- `uptime` - System load
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- `ps aux --sort=-%mem | head -10` - Top memory-consuming processes
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ANALYSIS REQUIREMENTS:
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After running ALL commands, you MUST provide a comprehensive summary including:
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1. CPU specs and current load
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2. Memory usage (total, used, available) with percentage
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3. Disk usage with alerts for >80% usage
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4. System uptime and load averages
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5. Top resource-consuming processes
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6. Any concerning metrics or recommendations
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CRITICAL: Your response must be a structured analysis summary that starts with "📊 SYSTEM ANALYSIS SUMMARY:" and includes all findings. Do NOT just say "transferring back" - provide the actual analysis first.
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Only run safe, read-only commands. Always provide your complete analysis summary before transferring back to supervisor.
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""",
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name="system_info_worker"
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)
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@@ -23,8 +50,84 @@ def create_service_inventory_worker():
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool()],
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prompt="""
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List all running services using `systemctl list-units --type=service --state=running`.
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Return a JSON array of service names.
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You are a Linux services expert specializing in service inventory and analysis.
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TASK: Analyze running services and identify key system services.
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WORKFLOW:
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1. Execute the required commands to gather service data
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2. Analyze service status and identify critical services
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3. Provide a structured service analysis summary
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4. Only then transfer back to supervisor
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REQUIRED COMMANDS:
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- `systemctl list-units --type=service --state=running` - List running services
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- `systemctl list-units --type=service --state=failed` - Check for failed services
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- `ps aux | grep -E "(nginx|apache|httpd|mysql|mariadb|postgresql|php-fpm|sshd)"` - Check web/db services
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ANALYSIS REQUIREMENTS:
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After running ALL commands, you MUST provide a structured analysis including:
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1. Total number of running services
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2. Critical services status (web servers, databases, SSH)
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3. Any failed or problematic services
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4. Security-relevant services (SSH, firewall)
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5. Services that might relate to the user's query
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6. Recommendations for further investigation
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CRITICAL: Your response must be a structured analysis summary that starts with "📋 SERVICE ANALYSIS SUMMARY:" and includes all findings. Do NOT just say "transferring back" - provide the actual analysis first.
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Format as clear summary with service categories and status. Always provide your complete service analysis summary before transferring back to supervisor.
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""",
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name="service_inventory_worker"
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)
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def create_filesystem_worker():
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"""Create filesystem operations agent."""
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return create_react_agent(
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model="openai:gpt-4o-mini",
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tools=[get_shell_tool()],
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prompt="""
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You are a filesystem expert specializing in file operations and system navigation.
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TASK: Handle filesystem queries, file searches, and file content operations.
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FILE SEARCH COMMANDS:
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- `find /path -name "filename"` - Search for files by name
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- `find /path -type f -name "*.ext"` - Search by file extension
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- `find ~ -name "filename"` - Search in home directory
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- `locate filename` - Fast search (if updatedb is available)
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- `which command` - Find executable location
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- `ls -la /path/` - List directory contents with details
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- `du -sh /path/` - Check directory size
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FILE CONTENT OPERATIONS:
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- `cat /path/to/file` - Display full file contents
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- `head -n 20 /path/to/file` - Show first 20 lines
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- `tail -n 20 /path/to/file` - Show last 20 lines
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- `grep "pattern" /path/to/file` - Search within file
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- `wc -l /path/to/file` - Count lines in file
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- `file /path/to/file` - Determine file type
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DIRECTORY OPERATIONS:
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- `pwd` - Show current directory
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- `tree /path/` - Show directory tree structure (if available)
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- `ls -R /path/` - Recursive directory listing
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PERMISSIONS AND OWNERSHIP:
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- `stat /path/to/file` - Detailed file information
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- `ls -la /path/to/file` - File permissions and ownership
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IMPORTANT:
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- Always provide clear, formatted output
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- For large files, use head/tail to show relevant portions
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- When searching, provide full paths in results
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- If a file doesn't exist, suggest alternative locations
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- Handle permission errors gracefully and suggest solutions
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CRITICAL: Your response must be a structured summary that starts with "📁 FILESYSTEM ANALYSIS:" and includes your findings. Do NOT just say "transferring back" - provide the actual results first.
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Always complete filesystem operations thoroughly and provide helpful context about what you found.
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""",
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name="filesystem_worker"
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)
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