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Both bugs surfaced during a live black-box engagement.
1. extract_findings took the span from the first '[' to the last ']'. One
agent's reply opened with the prose line "[low] Antiforgery cookie missing
Secure flag" and put its real findings in a fenced ```json block further
down — so the span started inside prose, failed to parse, and every finding
that agent had proven was thrown away. Fenced blocks are now tried first
(last one wins: models narrate, then answer), with the span kept only as a
fallback and the trailing-comma salvage preserved.
2. "no findings" was reported as malformed JSON. The guard compared the raw
text to "[]", but models wrap the empty array in a fence, so every honest
negative result was logged as a parse failure — which teaches an operator to
ignore a warning that sometimes means a real one. reported_nothing() now
recognises a bare [], a fenced [], and {"findings": []}.
The second bug made the first one harder to see: the log was already full of
"malformed JSON" warnings for agents that had simply found nothing, so the one
warning that meant a genuine loss looked like more of the same.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>