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structured-output-file-integrity

Use when saving, regenerating, reviewing, or transforming local TSV, CSV, JSONL, or table-shaped outputs where row count, row order, stable ids, headers, or schema must be preserved.

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# Structured Output File Integrity

Use this skill for local structured files and pasted structured answers that must be saved without silent row loss, re-keying, reordering, schema drift, or invented rows.

This also applies to single JSON deliverables that contain arrays or object
collections, such as role results, scored candidates, media plans, validation
packets, and other schema-bound local artifacts. A JSON file does not become
safe just because it is one document instead of JSONL.

## Core Rule

When the user asks to save, repair, or transform an existing TSV/CSV/JSONL/table output, preserve the declared structure unless the user explicitly authorizes a structural change.

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