Round UUID: 50a101b1-d1a0-462f-9308-3644a21d1c54
Prompt:
Task: Decide whether the reef described in the incoming JSON‑like record is "Healthy" or "Stressed".
How to decide – deterministic rule set (apply in order):
IMMEDIATE STRESS RULES
1. If PollutionLevel = Critical → Stressed
2. If BleachingEventsPerYear ∈ {Constant, Frequent} AND (PollutionLevel = High OR DistantStressIndicators = Confirmed OR PredatorActivityLevel ∈ {High, Severe}) → Stressed
MULTI‑RISK RULE
3. Count how many of the following MODERATE risk signals are present (each counts 1 point):
a) PollutionLevel = High
b) BleachingEventsPerYear = Constant OR Frequent
c) DistantStressIndicators = Confirmed
d) PredatorActivityLevel = High OR Severe
e) ReefIntegrityScore = Poor OR Very Poor
f) CurrentFlowQuality = Poor
g) PreviousStressIncidents = Moderate
If the count ≥ 3 → Stressed
DEFAULT RULE
4. If none of the above rules fired → Healthy
Notes & definitions (follow strictly):
• Treat "Very Low" and "Moderate Low" predator levels as LOW (they do NOT count for steps 2 or 3).
• "Occasional" or "Rare" bleaching do NOT by themselves create risk points.
• Do NOT use AlgalCoverage, NearbyHealthyReef, RemoteSensorPresent, SurveyorExperience or InvasiveSpeciesDetected in your decision; they were found to be unreliable indicators.
• Output exactly one of the two labels: Healthy or Stressed (case sensitive, nothing else).
Once you have applied the rules, output the chosen label on its own line.