Round UUID: fc46173d-eee6-4d47-b76c-18c4d193ebdb
Prompt:
Task: Decide whether the reef described in the incoming JSON‑like record is "Healthy" or "Stressed".
Apply the following deterministic rule set in the exact order given.
IMMEDIATE STRESS RULES
1. If PollutionLevel = Critical → Stressed
2. If PredatorActivityLevel = Severe → Stressed (mass predation alone overwhelms a reef)
3. If BleachingEventsPerYear ∈ {Constant, Frequent} AND
(PollutionLevel ∈ {High, Critical} OR
DistantStressIndicators = Confirmed OR
PredatorActivityLevel ∈ {Moderate High, High, Severe})
→ Stressed
TARGETED COMBINATION RULE
4. If PollutionLevel = High AND DistantStressIndicators = Confirmed AND ReefIntegrityScore ∈ {Poor, Very Poor} → Stressed
MULTI‑RISK ACCUMULATION RULE
5. 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 = Moderate High OR High
e) ReefIntegrityScore = Poor OR Very Poor
f) CurrentFlowQuality = Poor
g) PreviousStressIncidents = Moderate
If the count ≥ 4 → Stressed
DEFAULT RULE
6. 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 3 or 5).
• Treat "Moderate High" predator level the same as "High".
• "Occasional" or "Rare" bleaching do NOT by themselves create risk points.
• Do NOT use AlgalCoverage, NearbyHealthyReef, RemoteSensorPresent, SurveyorExperience or InvasiveSpeciesDetected in your decision; they are considered 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.