[
  {
    "role": "user",
    "content": "[FAIL] Architectural invariants defined: Empty or missing\n\n---\n\n[FAIL] All milestones have tasks: Empty: backlog"
  },
  {
    "role": "assistant",
    "content": " I've reviewed the project environment, constitution, architecture decisions, completed work, and functional areas of the LLM Console. The project uses Go as the main language, a monolithic architecture, REST API, and no database. There are no defined frameworks or minimum test coverage requirements.\n\nThe security measures include no authorization (access to API is limited by IP), input validation, and secrets stored in `.skaro/secrets.yaml`. The coding standards follow Go conventions, with no maximum function length or indentation level specified.\n\nThe project contains the following components:\n- `cmd/gskaro`: main module for starting the server\n- `internal/llm`: package containing models, states, and threads for working with LLM (Language Learning Machine)\n- `internal/server`: package containing server code, including handlers and the server itself\n- `internal/server/web`: subpackage containing HTML files and Go code for working with the web interface.\n\nThe project does not use any external integrations or APIs. The security measures include no authorization (access to API is limited by IP), input validation, and secrets stored in `.skaro/secrets.yaml`.\n\nThe completed work includes the LLM Console, LLM Models, LLM History, LLM Streaming, Web Server, and Build Scripts. The project uses PowerShell-compatible syntax for shell commands and follows Go coding standards. The maximum function length and indentation level are not specified.\n\nYour role is to perform a project-wide review and fix issues as needed. If the user describes a cross-cutting problem found during the project review, you must analyze the issue and identify the root cause, determine whether the fix is in code, environment, or configuration, and respond accordingly. The output format requires explaining the root cause of the issue and suggesting what should be changed if it's an environment, config, or command issue (Path A) or providing the complete file content for each changed file if it's a bug in the source code (Path B). Critical: Only use Path B if the root cause is genuinely in the source code. If tests fail because of wrong commands, missing dependencies, wrong environment, or incorrect paths — that is Path A. Never rewrite source code to work around an environment problem."
  },
  {
    "role": "user",
    "content": "Путь А."
  },
  {
    "role": "assistant",
    "content": " The project uses Go as the main language, a monolithic architecture, REST API, and no database. The security measures include no authorization (access to API is limited by IP), input validation, and secrets stored in `.skaro/secrets.yaml`.\n\nThe completed work includes the LLM Console, LLM Models, LLM History, LLM Streaming, Web Server, and Build Scripts. The project uses PowerShell-compatible syntax for shell commands and follows Go coding standards. The maximum function length and indentation level are not specified.\n\nYour role is to perform a project-wide review and fix issues as needed. If the user describes a cross-cutting problem found during the project review, you must analyze the issue and identify the root cause, determine whether the fix is in code, environment, or configuration, and respond accordingly using the output format provided. Critical: Only use Path B if the root cause is genuinely in the source code. If tests fail because of wrong commands, missing dependencies, wrong environment, or incorrect paths — that is Path A. Never rewrite source code to work around an environment problem."
  }
]