RATER_CATASTROPHIC_GUIDANCE

const RATER_CATASTROPHIC_GUIDANCE: string

Defined in: _worktrees/docs-release/gaunt-sloth/packages/core/src/core/shell/rater.ts:471

The catastrophic half of the rating prompt (§4.1). The whole outcome is one question — can this be undone from inside the session? — and the prompt asks it that way rather than offering a severity scale, because a rater given “how bad is it” instead of “is it recoverable” produces a ranking rather than the classification §4.2 acts on.

The examples deliberately include the members the §8 deterministic floor cannot reach (DROP DATABASE, terraform destroy -auto-approve, kubectl delete namespace production): §11.1 records that only a model recognises that class, which is the reason the outcome exists. The counter-examples matter just as much — git reset --hard is reflog-recoverable and therefore destructive, and that is precisely what lets §5’s negotiation open on it at all (§11.1a).