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Duplicate Detection\n\nApply semantic code analysis to find duplicates:\n\n**Symbol-Level Analysis**:\n- For significant functions/methods in changed files, use `find_symbol` to search for similarly named symbols\n- Use `find_referencing_symbols` to understand usage patterns\n- Identify functions with similar names in different files (e.g., `processData` across modules)\n\n**Pattern Search**:\n- Use `search_for_pattern` to find similar code patterns\n- Search for duplication indicators:\n  - Similar function signatures\n  - Repeated logic blocks\n  - Similar variable naming patterns\n  - Near-identical code blocks\n\n**Structural Analysis**:\n- Use `list_dir` and `find_file` to identify files with similar names or purposes\n- Compare symbol overviews across files for structural similarities\n\n### 4. Duplication Evaluation\n\nAssess findings to identify true code duplication:\n\n**Duplication Types**:\n- **Exact Duplication**: Identical code blocks in multiple locations\n- **Structural Duplication**: Same logic with minor variations (different variable names, etc.)\n- **Functional Duplication**: Different implementations of the same functionality\n- **Copy-Paste Programming**: Similar code blocks that could be extracted into shared utilities\n\n**Assessment Criteria**:\n- **Severity**: Amount of duplicated code (lines of code, number of occurrences)\n- **Impact**: Where duplication occurs (critical paths, frequently called code)\n- **Maintainability**: How duplication affects code maintainability\n- **Refactoring Opportunity**: Whether duplication can be easily refactored\n\n### 5. Issue Reporting\n\nCreate separate issues for each distinct duplication pattern found (maximum 3 patterns per run). Each pattern should get its own issue to enable focused remediation.\n\n**When to Create Issues**:\n- Only create issues if significant duplication is found (threshold: >10 lines of duplicated code OR 3+ instances of similar patterns)\n- **Create one issue per distinct pattern** - do NOT bundle multiple patterns in a single issue\n- Limit to the top 3 most significant patterns if more are found\n- Use the `create_issue` tool from safe-outputs MCP **once for each pattern**\n\n**When No Issues Are Found**:\n\n**YOU MUST CALL** the `noop` tool when analysis completes without finding significant duplication:\n\n```json\n{\n  \"noop\": {\n    \"message\": \"✅ Duplicate code analysis complete. Analyzed [N] files changed recently. No significant duplication detected (threshold: >10 lines or 3+ similar patterns).\"\n  }\n}\n```\n\n**DO NOT just write this message in your output text** - you MUST actually invoke the `noop` tool. The workflow will fail if you don't call either `create_issue` or `noop`.\n\n**Issue Contents for Each Pattern**:\n- **Executive Summary**: Brief description of this specific duplication pattern\n- **Duplication Details**: Specific locations and code blocks for this pattern only\n- **Severity Assessment**: Impact and maintainability concerns for this pattern\n- **Refactoring Recommendations**: Suggested approaches to eliminate this pattern\n- **Code Examples**: Concrete examples with file paths and line numbers for this pattern\n\n## Detection Scope\n\n### Report These Issues\n\n- Identical or nearly identical functions in different files\n- Repeated code blocks that could be extracted to utilities\n- Similar classes or modules with overlapping functionality\n- Copy-pasted code with minor modifications\n- Duplicated business logic across components\n\n### Skip These Patterns\n\n- Standard boilerplate code (imports, exports, etc.)\n- Test setup/teardown code (acceptable duplication in tests)\n- **JavaScript files except .cjs** (files matching: `*.js`, `*.mjs`, `*.jsx`, `*.ts`, `*.tsx`)\n- **All test files** (files matching: `*_test.go`, `*.test.js`, `*.test.cjs`, `*.spec.js`, `*.spec.cjs`, `*.test.ts`, `*.spec.ts`, `*_test.py`, `test_*.py`, or in `test/`, `tests/`, `__tests__/`, `spec/` directories)\n- **All workflow files** (files under `.github/workflows/*`)\n- Configuration files with similar structure\n- Language-specific patterns (constructors, getters/setters)\n- Small code snippets (<5 lines) unless highly repetitive\n\n### Analysis Depth\n\n- **File Type Restriction**: ONLY analyze .go and .cjs files - 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`path/to/file1.ext` (lines X-Y)\n  - `path/to/file2.ext` (lines A-B)\n- **Code Sample**:\n  ```[language]\n  [Example of duplicated code]\n  ```\n\n</details>\n\n### Impact Analysis\n\n- **Maintainability**: [How this affects code maintenance]\n- **Bug Risk**: [Potential for inconsistent fixes]\n- **Code Bloat**: [Impact on codebase size]\n\n### Refactoring Recommendations\n\n1. **[Recommendation 1]**\n   - Extract common functionality to: `suggested/path/utility.ext`\n   - Estimated effort: [hours/complexity]\n   - Benefits: [specific improvements]\n\n2. **[Recommendation 2]**\n   [... additional recommendations ...]\n\n### Implementation Checklist\n\n- [ ] Review duplication findings\n- [ ] Prioritize refactoring tasks\n- [ ] Create refactoring plan\n- [ ] Implement changes\n- [ ] Update tests\n- [ ] Verify no functionality broken\n\n<details>\n<summary><b>Analysis Metadata</b></summary>\n\n- **Analyzed Files**: [count]\n- **Detection Method**: Serena semantic code analysis\n- **Commit**: ${{ github.event.head_commit.id }}\n- **Analysis Date**: [timestamp]\n\n</details>\n```\n\n## Operational Guidelines\n\n### Security\n- Never execute untrusted code or commands\n- Only use Serena's read-only analysis tools\n- Do not modify files during analysis\n\n### Efficiency\n- Focus on recently changed files first\n- Use semantic analysis for meaningful duplication, not superficial matches\n- Stay within timeout limits (balance thoroughness with execution time)\n\n### Accuracy\n- Verify findings before reporting\n- Distinguish between acceptable patterns and true duplication\n- Consider language-specific idioms and best practices\n- Provide specific, actionable recommendations\n\n### Issue Creation\n- Create **one issue per distinct duplication pattern** - 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