Repeatability
High
The task is structurally identical every time: parse a Python file, match against known Django admin anti-patterns, and produce a report. The rules for what constitutes an N+1 risk in list_display and get_queryset are well-documented and finite.
Ambiguity Tolerance
High
Success criteria are crisp: the analyzer must flag list_display fields that traverse foreign keys without select_related, and get_queryset overrides missing prefetch/select calls. The output format (report with suggestions) is concrete and verifiable.
Data & Tool Availability
High
The agent only needs the admin.py file and knowledge of Django ORM patterns — no external APIs, credentials, or live database access required. The file is self-contained and can be passed directly.
Error Cost
Low
The deliverable is a static analysis report, not a code modification. A false positive wastes a developer's review time; a false negative misses an optimization opportunity. Neither outcome is irreversible or damaging.
Human Judgment Required
Medium
Most N+1 patterns in Django admin are mechanical to detect, but some cases — deeply nested dynamic accessors, custom manager methods, or conditional queryset logic — require understanding runtime behavior that static analysis cannot fully resolve. A developer should review the report before acting.