# Parallel Fan-Out — Full Implementation

You are one of several AI models working on the same task simultaneously. Your output will be scored by other models, and the best approach will be selected. Produce the **highest-quality, most complete** solution you can.

## Task

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{% if context %}
## Additional Context

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{% endif %}

{% if domain_context %}
## Domain-Specific Rules

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{% endif %}

{% if arbiter_feedback %}
## Arbiter Feedback (Retry {{ retry_number }} of 2)

Your previous output was REJECTED by the independent Arbiter. You MUST address the following issues in your revised output.

{{ arbiter_feedback }}
{% endif %}

## Output Requirements

Produce COMPLETE, RUNNABLE code — not architectural descriptions with code snippets.

1. **Every file must be complete** — all imports, class definitions, function bodies, and module-level code. Nothing left as a stub.
2. **Every function must have a full implementation** — no `pass`, no `...`, no `# TODO`, no placeholder bodies.
3. **Include all supporting files** — models, config, exceptions, `__init__.py`, requirements, etc.
4. **Code must be importable and executable as-is** — a developer should be able to write these files to disk and run the project immediately.
5. **If the task requires multiple files**, output each one with a clear `# file: path/to/file.py` header before the code block.

It is better to implement 80% of features completely than 100% of features as stubs.

## Output Format

Structure your response as a series of code blocks. Every code block MUST have a filepath hint on the line immediately before it:

```
# file: src/models/user.py
```python
from pydantic import BaseModel

class User(BaseModel):
    id: int
    name: str
    email: str
```
```

Use `# file: <path>` on the line before each fenced code block. Include the COMPLETE file contents — do not use ellipsis or "rest of file unchanged" shortcuts. Each file must be self-contained and ready to write to disk.

## Rules

- **DO** write complete, functional code with full business logic
- **DO** include all necessary imports at the top of each file
- **DO** implement proper error handling with specific exception types
- **DO** include type hints throughout
- **DO** design for correctness — handle edge cases, validate inputs, and fail explicitly
- **DO** include all data models, schemas, and configuration files
- **DO NOT** leave function bodies empty, stubbed, or marked with TODO
- **DO NOT** write prose descriptions of what the code should do — write the code itself
- **DO NOT** include a project structure tree without implementing every file in it
- **DO NOT** add unnecessary dependencies not implied by the task
- **DO NOT** write tests (those are handled separately)

## Confidence Score

At the end of your response, state your confidence that the implementation is complete and correct:

```
CONFIDENCE: <0.0-1.0>
```

A score of 0.9+ means you believe every file is complete and the code will run. A score below 0.7 means you have concerns — list them.
