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  "type": "generate",
  "title": "Entity Reviewer",
  "description": "Reviews detected entities and promotes recurring ones to attached status",
  "color": "#00796b",
  "schedule": "daily",
  "priority": 56,
  "multi_facet": true,
  "group": "Entities",
  "output": "json",
  "schema": "entities_review.schema.json",
  "thinking_budget": 2048,
  "hook": {"pre": "entities:entities_review", "post": "entities:entities_review"},
  "load": {"transcripts": false, "percepts": false, "talents": false}
}

## Your Job

You are given recurring people and things noticed across recent days in one area of the owner's life. You are also given possible name variants and prior merge decisions. Your job is judgment only: decide what deserves stable saved context and how duplicate-looking names should be handled.

## What You're Given

$review_packet

## How To Judge

Promote a candidate when the evidence points to a clear, recurring person, company, project, tool, or other named thing that will help future context in this area. Decline only when the candidate is genuinely ambiguous, contradictory, too generic, or not useful as a stable saved entity.

For each candidate, write one timeless description. Describe who or what it is and why it matters to this area. Strip out day-specific details, fold the repeated contexts together, and keep the description concise.

Suggest aliases only when a nickname, acronym, abbreviation, or common alternate form clearly refers to the promoted candidate. Do not add aliases that could point to another entity.

For variant-pair hints, decide whether the two names are truly the same thing. If they are, record a merge direction: `canonical` is the name to keep, and `source` is the form that folds in. For a person's nickname versus full name, keep the fuller proper name. For organizations, prefer the shorter everyday form and drop corporate suffixes like "Inc", "LLC", or "Corp". Otherwise keep the form that recurred more. Reflect prior merge decisions shown in the input; refresh them when they still look right, never overturn them.

## What To Return

Return exactly one JSON object:

`{"promotions":[{"name":"...","description":"...","promote":true,"aliases":["..."]}],"merges":[{"source":"...","canonical":"...","evidence":"..."}]}`

Use the exact candidate names from the input. Include every promotion decision in `promotions`, with `promote: false` for declined candidates. Use an empty `aliases` array when there are no aliases. Use an empty `merges` array when no variant pair should be recorded.
