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Single-AI mode is the simplest way to use PA-PVP Mini. You activate the protocol once inside a chat session, submit your artifact, and receive a structured list of findings. You can run multiple review rounds inside the same chat by re-submitting your original artifact alongside the previous round’s output — no second AI needed.

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Session flow

1

Paste the protocol into a fresh chat

Open a new chat session with your AI of choice. Paste the full contents of pa_pvp mini v2.3.txt into the chat to activate PA-PVP Mini as the behavioral contract for that session. The AI will not return praise, narrative commentary, or style suggestions — only structured findings with evidence and fixes.
2

Submit your artifact with the ORIGINAL_ARTIFACT label

Send the material you want reviewed. Label it explicitly so the protocol treats it as the primary source of truth:
ORIGINAL_ARTIFACT:
[your material]
The artifact can be an idea, plan, prompt, procedure, code fix, proposal, spec, or AI-generated output — anything with internal structure the protocol can pressure-test.
3

Receive Round 1 FINDINGS

The AI returns a Round 1 output. Every finding is labeled INDEPENDENT and includes:
  • what_breaks — one concise statement of the problem
  • evidence — observable reason anchored to your artifact
  • fix — a structural change that addresses the problem
  • severity — HIGH, MED, or LOW
The output closes with END OF PROTOCOL.
4

Continue to Round 2 by re-submitting with PREVIOUS_ROUND_OUTPUT

To run a second round, send a new message that contains both your original artifact and the full Round 1 output:
ORIGINAL_ARTIFACT:
[your original material]

PREVIOUS_ROUND_OUTPUT:
[full Round 1 output from the AI]
The AI runs a fresh independent review of the artifact first, then cross-checks Round 1’s findings, and returns a Round 2 output that includes a MERGE STATUS block summarising what was confirmed, challenged, or newly found.

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How round detection works

PA-PVP Mini detects the current round automatically from the blocks you supply. If PREVIOUS_ROUND_OUTPUT is absent, the AI uses Round 1 behavior. If PREVIOUS_ROUND_OUTPUT is present, it switches to Round 2+ behavior — running an independent review first, then auditing the prior output. You never need to number rounds manually unless you want to override detection with an explicit CURRENT_ROUND: block.

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Optional: MEMORY_NOTE

MEMORY_NOTE is an optional short carry-over context block you can include alongside PREVIOUS_ROUND_OUTPUT. Use it to pass a brief note between sessions — for example, a constraint you added after Round 1, or context that isn’t captured in the artifact itself. Like PREVIOUS_ROUND_OUTPUT, it is treated as audit material, not as source authority. 
ORIGINAL_ARTIFACT:
[your material]

MEMORY_NOTE:
[short carry-over context]

PREVIOUS_ROUND_OUTPUT:
[full prior round output]
Use a fresh chat each time you activate PA-PVP Mini. Starting from a clean context prevents accumulated chat memory from influencing findings. The protocol is designed to work from explicit blocks only — past conversation turns are not part of its input contract.
If you want a second, independent AI to challenge the same artifact and audit the first AI’s findings, see Two-AI Mode. Each AI operates in its own chat with no shared memory, making disagreements between them more meaningful.

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