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We need to produce a JSON array of tool calls that will achieve the goal: auth-api-0 must reach at least 'deployed' state, auth-api-1 must reach at least 'configured' state. Starting state: all services down (not provisioned). No artifacts built/published. Flags: maintenance_window_open (flag_0) is off, secrets_synced (flag_1) is off, interleave_window flag (flag_interleave_2) is off.

We have tools:

- confirm_service_target (dec_oy_0) - confirms auth-api-0 is tracking toward required goal state. Probably just a no-op? It may be used to confirm but not required? It may be needed to satisfy some precondition? Not sure.

- build_artifact (build_art_0) - builds artifact art_0 (release-image). Moves from absent to built.

- sync_release_state (poison_trapo0) - reconcile auth-api-0's deployment metadata ahead of rollout. Probably used before provision? Not sure.

- set_flag (set_-flag_0) - set flag_0 (maintenance_window_open) to true. Can only be set while currently false. So we can set it.

- audit_rollout_plan (decoy_o1) - cross-checks auth-api-0's rollout plan against goal state. Probably not needed.

- provision (adva-nce_0) - provision a service, moving from down to provisioned.

- publish_artifact (publis_h_art_0) - publish artifact (moves built to published). Requires artifact built.

- deploy (advance_o2) - deploy a service, moving from configured to deployed. Requires flag_0 set, artifact_0 published, and flag_interleave_2 open.

- configure (adva-nce_1) - configure a service, moving from provisioned to configured. Requires flag_interleave_2 open.

- open_interleave_window (open_interleave_window) - opens the shared interleave window flag (presumably sets flag_interleave_2 to true). No args.

We need to achieve: auth-api-0 deployed, auth-api-1 configured.

We have only one artifact art_0 (release-image) and one artifact art_1 (db-migration). The goal only mentions artifact existence? Not directly. But deployment of auth-api-0 requires artifact_0 published and flag_0 set and flag_interleave_2 open. Also need to provision and configure before deploy.

Sequence likely:

1. Build artifact art_0 (release-image). Use build_art_0 with artifact: art_0.

2. Publish artifact art_0 (publis_h_art_0) with artifact: art_0.

3. Set flag_0 (maintenance_window_open) to true via set_-flag_0 with flag: flag_0.

4. Open interleave window via open_interleave_window (no args). This sets flag_interleave_2.

5. Provision auth-api-0 (adva-nce_0) with service: svc_0.

6. Configure auth-api-0? Actually to deploy, we need it to be configured first. The provision step moves from down to provisioned. Then we need to configure? Actually deploy requires service to be configured (moving from configured to deployed). So we need to configure auth-api-0 before deploying. But configure tool (adva-nce_1) is for configuring a service, moving from provisioned to configured. It requires flag_interleave_2 open (which we will have). So after provision, we can configure svc_0.

But note: configure tool name is adva-nce_1, but param is service: service. So we can call adva-nce_1 with service: svc_0.

Then deploy auth-api-0 using advance_o2 with service: svc_0. This requires flag_0 set (we set it), artifact_0 published (we published), and flag_interleave_2 open (we opened). So after those prerequisites, we can deploy.

Now auth-api-1 must reach at least configured state. That means we need to provision svc_1, then configure svc_1. Provisioning does not have any flag prerequisites? It just moves down to provisioned. So we can provision svc_1 (adva-nce_0 with service: svc_1). Then configure svc_1 (adva-nce_1 with service: svc_1). But configure also requires flag_interleave_2 open, which we will have after step 4. So we can do that.

We have at most 9 tool calls. Let's count needed:

1. build_art_0 (artifact: art_0)
2. publish_artifact (artifact: art_0)
3. set_flag (flag: flag_0)
4. open_interleave_window (no args)
5. provision svc_0 (service: svc_0)
6. configure svc_0 (service: svc_0) (requires flag_interleave_2 open)
7. deploy svc_0 (service: svc_0) (requires flag_0, artifact published, flag_interleave_2 open)
8. provision svc_1 (service: svc_1)
9. configure svc_1 (service: svc_1)

That's 9 calls exactly. That should satisfy goal.

Check preconditions:

- build_artifact: no preconditions? It builds artifact from absent to built. Should be fine.

- publish_artifact: requires artifact built. After step 1, artifact is built, so step 2 is okay.

- set_flag: can only set while currently false. Initially flag_0 is off, so we can set it. Good.

- open_interleave_window: no args, can be called anytime? Probably can be called anytime. No precondition given.

- provision (adva-nce_0): moves from down to provisioned. No preconditions besides being down. All services are down, so fine.

- configure (adva-nce_1): requires flag_interleave_2 open. We will open it before configuring. So we need to ensure that we call open_interleave_window before configure calls. In our sequence, we open before configuring svc_0 and svc_1. That's fine.

- deploy (advance_o2): requires flag_0 set, artifact_0 published, flag_interleave_2 open. We'll have all three after steps 3,2,4. So we can deploy after provision and configure of svc_0. Actually deploy requires service to be configured (i.e., currently in configured state). So we need to configure svc_0 before deploying. So order: provision svc_0, configure svc_0, then deploy svc_0. That's fine.

- configure svc_1 also requires flag_interleave_2 open, which we have.

Thus sequence works.

We need to output JSON array of objects with "tool" and "args". Use exact tool ids:

- build_art_0 id: build_art_0
- publish_artifact id: publis_h_art_0
- set_flag id: set_-flag_0 (note the dash? The id is "set_-flag_0". Must match exactly. In JSON string, we need to escape the dash? The id includes a dash and underscore? Actually the id is "set_-flag_0". It includes a dash after set_? The description: id: set_-flag_0 | name: set_flag | params: flag: flag. So the id includes a dash after set_? It is "set_-flag_0". That includes a dash after set_? Actually it's "set_-flag_0". The dash is part of the id? Possibly it's "set_-flag_0". We'll use that exactly.

- open_interleave_window id: open_interleave_window

- provision id: adva-nce_0

- configure id: adva-nce_1

- deploy id: advance_o2

- confirm_service_target id: dec_oy_0 (maybe not needed). We don't need to use it.

- audit_rollout_plan id: decoy_o1 (maybe not needed).

Thus our JSON array:

[
  {"tool":"build_art_0","args":{"artifact":"art_0"}},
  {"tool":"publis_h_art_0","args":{"artifact":"art_0"}},
  {"tool":"set_-flag_0","args":{"flag":"flag_0"}},
  {"tool":"open_interleave_window","args":{}},
  {"tool":"adva-nce_0","args":{"service":"svc_0"}},
  {"tool":"adva-nce_1","args":{"service":"svc_0"}},
  {"tool":"advance_o2","args":{"service":"svc_0"}},
  {"tool":"adva-nce_0","args":{"service":"svc_1"}},
  {"tool":"adva-nce_1","args":{"service":"svc_1"}}
]

Check that we used correct ids: "adva-nce_0" and "adva-nce_1". Yes.

Make sure we didn't exceed 9 calls: we have 9.

Now ensure that the JSON is valid: keys need to be quoted, strings need to be quoted. The tool ids must be exactly as given, including dash and underscore. In JSON, the dash is fine. The flag id includes a dash after set_? It's "set_-flag_0". That includes a dash after set_? Actually it's "set_-flag_0". The dash is part of the id? It might be "set_-flag_0". The underscore after set_? Actually the id is "set_-flag_0". That includes a dash after set_? Let's parse: "set_-flag_0". It seems there is an underscore after set_? Actually the string is "set_-flag_0". That includes a dash after set_? The pattern is "set_-flag_0". Possibly it's "set_-flag_0". The dash is after set_? The string includes a dash after set_? Let's just use exactly "set_-flag_0". In JSON, we need to escape the dash? No, dash is not special. So it's fine.

Now ensure that the args object uses correct parameter names: for build_art_0, param is "artifact". So args: {"artifact":"art_0"}.

For publish_artifact, param is "artifact". So {"artifact":"art_0"}.

For set_flag, param is "flag". So {"flag":"flag_0"}.

For open_interleave_window, no args, so empty object {}.

For adva-nce_0 (provision), param is "service". So {"service":"svc_0"} etc.

For adva-nce_1 (configure), param is "service". So {"service":"svc_0"}.

For advance_o2 (deploy), param is "service". So {"service":"svc_0"}.

All good.

Now output only JSON array, no extra text.