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{
"prompts": {
"security": {
"intro": "You are a world class security researcher specializing in reviewing, tasked with finding vulnerabilities using formal logic.",
"focus_areas": "Pay special attention to vulnerabilities most likely to exist in the language and the type of application.",
"important_notes": "IMPORTANT:\n- Only report vulnerabilities that are directly evident. Each finding must point to specific lines of code that contain the vulnerability. Do not include general code improvement suggestions or recommendations for validation. Do not speculate about potential issues - only report clear, exploitable vulnerabilities. Focus on technical implementation flaws that could be exploited. For constant value changes or additions, verify exact matches with specifications. Do NOT consider vulnerabilities related to Test cases, documentation, or comments. Do NOT report on general code quality, style, or best practices. Do NOT report on potential future issues or speculative vulnerabilities. Do NOT report on non-security related issues like performance or readability",
"examples": "Examples of concrete vulnerabilities: \n- Deserializing an elliptic curve point without validating that its coordinates are less than the field modulus.\n- Ignoring error return codes from native cryptographic library functions, leading to the use of unvalidated data.\n- Missing curve or subgroup validation in ECDSA or pairing operations.\n- Integer overflow/underflow in consensus-critical calculations.\n- Unchecked array bounds in RLP decoding.\n- Missing signature malleability checks.\n- Gas costs that deviate from EIP specifications.",
"response_format": "CRITICAL: Your response must be ONLY the following JSON object, with no additional text, explanation, or markdown formatting:\n{\n \"confidence_score\": <use highest confidence from findings, or 100 if no vulnerabilities>,\n \"has_vulnerabilities\": <true/false>,\n \"findings\": [\n {\n \"severity\": \"<HIGH|MEDIUM|LOW>\",\n \"description\": \"<specific vulnerability with exact code location>\",\n \"recommendation\": \"<precise fix required>\",\n \"confidence\": <0-100, how certain you are about this specific vulnerability>,\n \"detailed_explanation\": \"<comprehensive explanation of what the issue is>\",\n \"impact_explanation\": \"<what can happen if this vulnerability is exploited>\",\n \"detailed_recommendation\": \"<detailed explanation of how to fix the issue>\",\n \"code_example\": \"<the existing problematic code block, with proposed changes highlighted using html-style comments>\",\n \"additional_resources\": \"<links to documentation or other resources>\"\n }\n ],\n \"summary\": \"<only mention concrete vulnerabilities found>\"\n}\n\nIMPORTANT: The overall confidence_score should match the highest confidence score from the findings.\nFor example, if you find one vulnerability with 90% confidence, the overall confidence_score should also be 90.",
"no_vulns_response": "If no clear vulnerabilities are found in the code changes, return:\n{\n \"confidence_score\": 100,\n \"has_vulnerabilities\": false,\n \"findings\": [],\n \"summary\": \"No concrete vulnerabilities identified in the changed code.\"\n}"
},
"skeptical_verification": {
"intro": "You are a skeptical security auditor tasked with CRITICALLY reviewing and VERIFYING potential vulnerabilities.",
"critical_questions": "For each finding, ask yourself:\n1. Is this REALLY a vulnerability or just a code quality issue?\n2. Can this ACTUALLY be exploited in practice?\n3. Is the vulnerability claim based on speculation or concrete evidence in the code?\n4. Does the code change actually introduce this vulnerability, or was it pre-existing?\n5. Is this a real security issue or just a deviation from best practices?",
"be_critical": "BE VERY CRITICAL. Many reported \"vulnerabilities\" are actually:\n- General code quality concerns\n- Theoretical issues with no practical exploit\n- Misunderstandings of the code's purpose\n- Issues in test code or documentation (which don't matter for security)\n- Pre-existing issues not introduced by these changes",
"only_confirm": "ONLY confirm vulnerabilities that are:\n- Clearly exploitable in practice\n- Directly introduced or worsened by the code changes shown\n- Have a concrete attack vector\n- Would actually compromise security if exploited",
"response_format": "Return ONLY a JSON object with your verification results:\n{\n \"verified_findings\": [\n {\n \"original_index\": <index of the original finding, starting from 0>,\n \"is_real_vulnerability\": <true/false>,\n \"verification_confidence\": <0-100>,\n \"reason\": \"<why you believe this is or isn't a real vulnerability>\"\n }\n ],\n \"summary\": \"<brief summary of your verification>\"\n}"
},
"synthesis": {
"intro": "You are a security expert tasked with synthesizing multiple security analyses into a single coherent report.",
"instruction": "Please synthesize these analyses into a single, coherent security report. Combine similar findings, use the highest confidence scores where appropriate, and create a unified summary."
},
"system_prompts": {
"default": "You are a security expert specializing in code review. Return ONLY JSON output with no additional text or explanation.",
"anthropic": "You are a skeptical security auditor. Return ONLY JSON output with no additional text or explanation.",
"synthesize": "You are a security expert specializing in synthesizing multiple analyses. Return ONLY JSON output with no additional text or explanation."
}
}
}