research-find-all

Research: Find all public benefit statement occurrences

Metadata

Statusdone
Assignedagent-410
Agent identityf51439356729d112a6c404803d88015d5b44832c6c584c62b96732b63c2b0c7e
Modelclaude:opus
Created2026-04-13T16:10:26.048823965+00:00
Started2026-04-13T16:14:52.162916336+00:00
Completed2026-04-13T16:17:01.856791112+00:00
Tagseval-scheduled
Eval score0.93
└ blocking impact0.95
└ completeness0.95
└ coordination overhead0.95
└ correctness0.95
└ downstream usability0.95
└ efficiency0.90
└ intent fidelity0.92
└ style adherence0.92

Description

Description

Search the entire codebase for the current public benefit statement and any variations of it. The goal is to find every place where the public benefit statement appears so we can replace it with a new one.

The new statement will be: "To make human and machine collaboration legible and responsive to its participants"

You don't know the exact current wording — that's part of what you need to find. Look for:

  • Any statement that looks like a public benefit purpose/statement (common in PBC/B-corp articles, README files, about pages, legal docs)
  • Search for keywords like 'public benefit', 'benefit statement', 'purpose statement', 'benefit corporation'
  • Search for phrases that might be part of such a statement — look for the kind of mission-statement language typical of PBC filings
  • Check legal/corporate docs, README files, config files, website content, documentation
  • Check for variations — sometimes these get paraphrased or abbreviated

Output

Produce a complete list of:

  1. Every file path and line number where the current statement (or a variation) appears
  2. The exact text found in each location
  3. Whether any variations exist (different wording in different places)
  4. Any files where the statement is referenced indirectly

Log your findings with wg log so the follow-up implementation task can use them.

Validation

  • Searched with multiple keyword strategies (not just one grep)
  • Checked all file types (md, txt, rs, toml, html, json, yaml, etc.)
  • Listed every occurrence with exact file path and line number
  • Noted any variations in wording

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