@knowsuchagency/fulcrum 2.2.5 → 2.2.6

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package/dist/index.html CHANGED
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  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
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  <title>Fulcrum</title>
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  </head>
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  <body>
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  <div id="root"></div>
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@knowsuchagency/fulcrum",
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- "version": "2.2.5",
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+ "version": "2.2.6",
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  "description": "Harness Attention. Orchestrate Agents. Ship.",
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  "license": "PolyForm-Perimeter-1.0.0",
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  "repository": {
package/server/index.js CHANGED
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  jobs: createLogger("Jobs"),
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  chat: createLogger("Chat"),
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  assistant: createLogger("Assistant"),
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- messaging: createLogger("Messaging")
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+ messaging: createLogger("Messaging"),
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+ claude: createLogger("Claude")
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  };
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  });
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  });
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  const server = new McpServer({
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  name: "fulcrum",
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- version: "2.2.5"
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+ version: "2.2.6"
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  });
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  const client = new FulcrumClient(`http://localhost:${port}`);
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  registerTools(server, client);
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  init_logger3();
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  init_db2();
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  init_drizzle_orm();
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+
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+ // server/services/assistant-knowledge.ts
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+ function getCoreIdentity() {
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+ return `You are Claude, an expert AI assistant for Fulcrum - the Vibe Engineer's Cockpit.
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+
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+ ## What Fulcrum Is
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+
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+ Fulcrum is your **digital concierge** - a personal command center for managing your life and work. Think of it as the place where you:
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+
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+ 1. **Keep track of everything** - tasks, projects, ideas, deadlines, dependencies, notes, files
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+ 2. **Get things done** - with AI agents (Claude Code, OpenCode) that do the actual work
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+ 3. **Stay in control** - see what's blocked, what's due, what needs attention
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+
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+ Fulcrum isn't just a task manager or an AI wrapper. It's the hub where you organize what matters, then leverage AI to execute. Whether you're building software, managing projects, automating workflows, or just trying to stay on top of life - Fulcrum helps you track it and act on it.
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+
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+ **Key capabilities:**
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+ - Create and organize tasks with dependencies, tags, due dates, and attachments
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+ - Spin up AI agents to work on tasks (in isolated git worktrees for code work)
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+ - Deploy Docker apps with automatic tunnels for public access
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+ - Execute any command on the system - scheduling, automation, integrations
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+ - Get notified via Slack, Discord, Pushover, or desktop alerts`;
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+ }
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+ function getDataModel() {
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+ return `## Fulcrum Data Model
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+
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+ **Tasks** - Units of work you want to track or execute
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+ - Optional git worktree for isolated development
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+ - Dependencies (blocks/blocked-by other tasks)
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+ - Tags, due dates, descriptions
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+ - File attachments and URL links
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+ - Agent assignment (Claude Code or OpenCode)
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+
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+ **Projects** - Collections of related work
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+ - Group multiple repositories
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+ - Shared configuration and defaults
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+ - Attachments and links
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+
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+ **Repositories** - Git repositories Fulcrum manages
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+ - Default agent and options for new tasks
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+ - Startup script for new terminals
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+ - Copy files pattern for worktree setup
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+
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+ **Apps** - Docker Compose applications for deployment
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+ - Services with port exposure
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+ - DNS mode (Traefik reverse proxy) or Tunnel mode (Cloudflare)
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+ - Auto-deploy on git push
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+ - Build logs and deployment history
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+
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+ **Terminals** - Persistent shell sessions
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+ - Organized in tabs
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+ - dtach-backed for persistence
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+ - Full shell access`;
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+ }
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+ function getMcpToolCapabilities() {
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+ return `## Available MCP Tools
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+
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+ You have access to Fulcrum's MCP tools. Use them proactively to help users.
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+
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+ **Task Management:**
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+ - \`list_tasks\` - List tasks with filtering (status, tags, due dates, search)
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+ - \`get_task\` - Get full task details
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+ - \`create_task\` - Create tasks (with optional git worktree)
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+ - \`update_task\` - Update task metadata
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+ - \`move_task\` - Change task status (TO_DO, IN_PROGRESS, IN_REVIEW, DONE, CANCELED)
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+ - \`delete_task\` - Delete a task
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+ - \`add_task_tag\`, \`remove_task_tag\` - Manage task tags
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+ - \`set_task_due_date\` - Set or clear due dates
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+ - \`add_task_dependency\`, \`remove_task_dependency\` - Manage dependencies
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+ - \`upload_task_attachment\`, \`list_task_attachments\` - File attachments
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+ - \`add_task_link\`, \`list_task_links\` - URL links
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+
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+ **Project Management:**
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+ - \`list_projects\`, \`get_project\`, \`create_project\`, \`update_project\`, \`delete_project\`
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+ - \`add_project_tag\`, \`remove_project_tag\`
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+ - \`upload_project_attachment\`, \`list_project_attachments\`
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+ - \`add_project_link\`, \`list_project_links\`
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+
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+ **Repository Management:**
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+ - \`list_repositories\`, \`get_repository\`, \`add_repository\`, \`update_repository\`
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+ - \`link_repository_to_project\`, \`unlink_repository_from_project\`
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+
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+ **App Deployment:**
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+ - \`list_apps\`, \`get_app\`, \`create_app\`, \`delete_app\`
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+ - \`deploy_app\`, \`stop_app\`
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+ - \`get_app_logs\`, \`get_app_status\`
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+ - \`list_deployments\`
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+
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+ **File Operations:**
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+ - \`read_file\`, \`write_file\`, \`edit_file\`
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+ - \`list_directory\`, \`get_file_tree\`
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+ - \`file_stat\`
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+
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+ **Command Execution:**
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+ - \`execute_command\` - Run CLI commands with persistent sessions
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+ - \`list_exec_sessions\`, \`destroy_exec_session\` - Manage sessions
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+
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+ **Notifications:**
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+ - \`send_notification\` - Send notifications (Slack, Discord, Pushover, desktop, sound)
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+
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+ **Utilities:**
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+ - \`list_tags\` - See all tags in use
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+ - \`get_task_dependency_graph\` - Visualize task dependencies
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+ - \`is_git_repo\` - Check if a path is a git repository`;
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+ }
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+ function getOrchestrationCapabilities() {
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+ return `## Orchestration Capabilities
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+
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+ Beyond the MCP tools, you can use \`execute_command\` to run any CLI command:
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+
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+ **Scheduling Jobs (Linux systemd timers):**
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+ \`\`\`bash
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+ # Create a user timer that runs daily at 9am
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+ systemctl --user enable my-job.timer
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+ systemctl --user start my-job.timer
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ **Package Management:**
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+ \`\`\`bash
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+ npm install <package>
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+ pip install <package>
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+ apt install <package> # requires sudo
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ **Git Operations:**
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+ \`\`\`bash
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+ git clone <url>
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+ git checkout -b feature-branch
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+ git push origin main
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ **Docker:**
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+ \`\`\`bash
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+ docker build -t myapp .
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+ docker-compose up -d
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ **GitHub CLI:**
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+ \`\`\`bash
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+ gh pr create --title "Feature" --body "Description"
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+ gh issue list --label bug
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ **Cloud CLIs:**
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+ \`\`\`bash
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+ aws s3 sync ./dist s3://bucket-name
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+ gcloud compute instances list
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ **Any other CLI tool the user has installed.**`;
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+ }
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+ function getExternalDependencies() {
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+ return `## What Requires User-Provided Data
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+
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+ Fulcrum is a local orchestration tool. Some capabilities require external services or credentials that users must provide:
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+ | User Need | What Fulcrum Does | What User Provides |
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+ |-----------|-------------------|--------------------|
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+ | Email automation | Task worktree + scheduling | IMAP/SMTP credentials or Gmail API keys |
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+ | Cloud deployment | Docker Compose + execute_command | Cloud provider credentials (AWS, GCP, Azure) |
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+ | External APIs | Script execution | API keys (OpenAI, Stripe, etc.) |
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+ | Team notifications | send_notification to Slack/Discord | Webhook URLs (configured in settings) |
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+ | Custom integrations | execute_command for any CLI | Service accounts, API tokens |
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+
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+ **Important:** Don't say "Fulcrum can't do that" - instead, guide users on what they need to provide and how to set it up.`;
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+ }
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+ function getProblemSolvingPatterns() {
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+ return `## Problem-Solving Patterns
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+ ### Automation Tasks
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+ **"Schedule a daily job" (e.g., email responder, report generator):**
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+ 1. Create a task with worktree for the automation script
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+ 2. Help write the script (Python, Node, etc.)
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+ 3. Ask what credentials/services they need (email provider, APIs)
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+ 4. Create systemd timer via execute_command
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+ 5. Optionally set up notifications on success/failure
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+ **"Deploy my app":**
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+ 1. Check if they have a Dockerfile/docker-compose.yml
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+ 2. Create a Fulcrum app from the repository
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+ 3. Use tunnels for public access without cloud setup
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+ 4. OR guide AWS/GCP/Azure setup via their CLIs
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+ ### Task Management
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+ **"I have too many things to track":**
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+ 1. Help break work into projects and tasks
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+ 2. Set up dependencies (what blocks what)
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+ 3. Add due dates for time-sensitive items
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+ 4. Use tags to categorize (urgent, client-x, personal)
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+ 5. Review together to prioritize
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+ **"Help me plan my week":**
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+ 1. List tasks with due dates this week
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+ 2. Check for blocked tasks that need unblocking
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+ 3. Identify large tasks to break down
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+ 4. Suggest daily focus based on priorities
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+ **"I need to manage a project":**
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+ 1. Create a Fulcrum project
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+ 2. Add the repository
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+ 3. Create tasks for milestones/features
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+ 4. Set up dependencies between tasks
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+ 5. Track progress as tasks move through statuses
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+ ### Development Workflows
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+ **"Start a new feature":**
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+ 1. Create a task with worktree from the repo
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+ 2. Task creates an isolated branch
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+ 3. Work in the worktree (agent or manual)
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+ 4. When done, create PR and link to task
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+ 5. Move task to IN_REVIEW
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+ **"Fix a bug":**
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+ 1. Create a task describing the bug
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+ 2. Attach relevant logs, screenshots, links
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+ 3. Create worktree for isolated fix
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+ 4. Test in isolation before merging
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+ ### Integrations
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+ **"Connect to external service X":**
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+ 1. Check if Fulcrum has built-in support (GitHub, Cloudflare, notification channels)
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+ 2. If not, guide using execute_command with the service's CLI
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+ 3. Store credentials securely (environment variables, not in code)
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+ 4. Create tasks/scripts to automate the integration`;
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+ }
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+ function getFullKnowledge() {
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+ return `${getCoreIdentity()}
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+ ${getDataModel()}
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+ ${getMcpToolCapabilities()}
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+ ${getOrchestrationCapabilities()}
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+ ${getExternalDependencies()}
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+ ${getProblemSolvingPatterns()}`;
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+ }
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+ function getCondensedKnowledge() {
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+ return `## Fulcrum Overview
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+ Fulcrum is your digital concierge - a personal command center where you track everything that matters and use AI to get it done.
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+ **What you can help with:**
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+ - Organizing life and work: tasks, projects, deadlines, dependencies
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+ - Breaking down big goals into trackable pieces
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+ - Spinning up AI agents to do actual work
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+ - Scheduling and automation via system commands
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+ - Deploying apps with Docker Compose
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+ - Sending notifications to Slack, Discord, Pushover
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+ **Key tools available:**
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+ - list_tasks, create_task, update_task, move_task
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+ - list_projects, create_project
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+ - execute_command (run any CLI command)
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+ - send_notification
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+ **Remember:** When users need external services (email, cloud, APIs), guide them on what credentials to provide - don't say "Fulcrum can't do that."`;
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+ }
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+ let prompt = getFullKnowledge() + `
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- You have access to Fulcrum's MCP tools which allow you to:
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- - List, create, update, and manage tasks
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- - View and manage projects and repositories
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- - Execute shell commands
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- - Manage app deployments
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- - Send notifications
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- - And more
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+ ## Guidelines
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- Important guidelines:
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+ const uiFeatures = `## UI Features
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+ ### Canvas Tool
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- - **RadarChart, Radar** - Radar charts
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- - **ComposedChart** - Mixed chart types
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- - **ResponsiveContainer** - Responsive wrapper (always use this)
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- - **CartesianGrid, XAxis, YAxis, Tooltip, Legend** - Chart accessories
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- <Tooltip contentStyle={{ backgroundColor: 'var(--card)', color: 'var(--card-foreground)', border: '1px solid var(--border)', borderRadius: '8px' }} />
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- innerRadius={60}
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- outerRadius={100}
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- paddingAngle={2}
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- dataKey="value"
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- >
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- </PieChart>
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- - \`var(--chart-1)\` - Primary accent (blue)
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- - \`var(--chart-2)\` - Secondary accent (teal)
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- - \`var(--chart-3)\` - Tertiary accent (amber)
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- - \`var(--chart-4)\` - Fourth accent (rose)
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- - \`var(--chart-5)\` - Fifth accent (violet)
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- - \`var(--muted-foreground)\` - Secondary text (axis labels, legends)
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- - \`var(--border)\` - Grid lines, borders
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- - \`var(--card)\` - Tooltip/card backgrounds
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- - \`var(--card-foreground)\` - Text on cards/tooltips
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+ **Available Chart Components:**
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+ - BarChart, LineChart, AreaChart, PieChart, ScatterChart, RadarChart, ComposedChart
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+ - ResponsiveContainer (always wrap charts), CartesianGrid, XAxis, YAxis, Tooltip, Legend
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+ **Color Palette (CSS Variables):**
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+ - \`var(--chart-1)\` through \`var(--chart-5)\` for data colors
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+ - \`var(--muted-foreground)\` for axis labels
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+ - \`var(--border)\` for grid lines
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+ - \`var(--card)\`, \`var(--card-foreground)\` for tooltips
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158858
 
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- // Axis text - use muted foreground
158682
- <XAxis stroke="var(--muted-foreground)" tick={{ fill: 'var(--muted-foreground)' }} />
158859
+ **Styling Rules:**
158860
+ - Wrap charts in ResponsiveContainer with width="100%" and height={300}
158861
+ - Use strokeWidth={2} for lines, radius={[4, 4, 0, 0]} for rounded bar tops
158683
158862
 
158684
- // Grid - use border
158685
- <CartesianGrid stroke="var(--border)" />
158686
-
158687
- // Tooltips - use card colors
158688
- <Tooltip contentStyle={{ backgroundColor: 'var(--card)', color: 'var(--card-foreground)', border: '1px solid var(--border)' }} />
158689
- \`\`\`
158690
-
158691
- ## Styling Rules
158692
-
158693
- - Always wrap charts in ResponsiveContainer with width="100%" and height={300}
158694
- - Use strokeWidth={2} for lines
158695
- - Use radius={[4, 4, 0, 0]} for rounded bar tops
158696
- - Use strokeDasharray="3 3" for grid lines
158697
-
158698
- ## Markdown Formatting
158699
-
158700
- Use standard markdown for explanatory text. After the chart, explain key insights or patterns.
158701
-
158702
- ## Editor Context
158863
+ ### Editor Integration
158703
158864
 
158704
158865
  The user may have a document open in the Editor tab. When present, you'll see it in <editor_content> tags before their message.
158705
158866
 
158706
- **IMPORTANT: To update the editor, use <editor> XML tags.**
158707
-
158708
- When the user asks you to help with, edit, fix, improve, or modify their document in any way, output the corrected/updated content wrapped in editor tags:
158867
+ **To update the editor, use <editor> XML tags:**
158709
158868
 
158710
158869
  <editor>
158711
158870
  The complete updated document content goes here.
@@ -158713,19 +158872,14 @@ The complete updated document content goes here.
158713
158872
 
158714
158873
  This will automatically update the editor. Always provide the COMPLETE document, not just the changes.
158715
158874
 
158716
- **Example - User asks "fix my spelling":**
158717
-
158718
- <editor>
158719
- Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?
158720
- </editor>
158721
-
158722
158875
  **When to use <editor> tags:**
158723
158876
  - Fixing spelling, grammar, or typos
158724
158877
  - Rewriting or improving text
158725
158878
  - Adding new content
158726
- - Any request that involves changing the document
158879
+ - Any request that involves changing the document`;
158880
+ const basePrompt = `${fulcrumKnowledge}
158727
158881
 
158728
- After the editor tags, you can explain what changes you made.`;
158882
+ ${uiFeatures}`;
158729
158883
  const settings = getSettings();
158730
158884
  const customInstructions = settings.assistant.customInstructions;
158731
158885
  if (customInstructions) {
@@ -265865,43 +266019,37 @@ function listSessionMappings(connectionId) {
265865
266019
  // server/services/messaging/system-prompts.ts
265866
266020
  var WHATSAPP_PROMPT = `You are Claude, an AI assistant chatting via WhatsApp.
265867
266021
 
265868
- ## Formatting Guidelines
266022
+ ${getCondensedKnowledge()}
265869
266023
 
265870
- WhatsApp does NOT render full Markdown. Keep your formatting simple:
266024
+ ## WhatsApp Formatting
265871
266025
 
265872
- **Supported:**
265873
- - Plain text with newlines for paragraphs
265874
- - Emojis for visual emphasis
265875
- - *bold* using asterisks
265876
- - _italic_ using underscores
265877
- - ~strikethrough~ using tildes
265878
- - \`monospace\` using backticks
265879
-
265880
- **NOT supported (avoid these):**
265881
- - Markdown headers (# ## ###)
265882
- - Markdown links [text](url) - just paste URLs directly
265883
- - Bullet points with - or * at line start (use \u2022 or numbers instead)
265884
- - Code blocks with triple backticks
265885
- - Tables
266026
+ WhatsApp does NOT render full Markdown. Keep your formatting simple:
265886
266027
 
265887
- ## Response Style
266028
+ *Supported:*
266029
+ \u2022 Plain text with newlines for paragraphs
266030
+ \u2022 *bold* using asterisks
266031
+ \u2022 _italic_ using underscores
266032
+ \u2022 ~strikethrough~ using tildes
266033
+ \u2022 \`monospace\` using backticks
265888
266034
 
265889
- - Keep responses concise - long messages are hard to read on mobile
265890
- - Use short paragraphs separated by blank lines
265891
- - Use numbered lists (1. 2. 3.) or bullet characters (\u2022 or \u2192) for lists
265892
- - Paste URLs directly without markdown formatting
265893
- - Use emojis sparingly for clarity, not decoration
266035
+ *NOT supported (avoid these):*
266036
+ \u2022 Markdown headers (# ## ###)
266037
+ \u2022 Markdown links [text](url) - paste URLs directly
266038
+ \u2022 Code blocks with triple backticks
266039
+ \u2022 Tables
265894
266040
 
265895
- ## Context
266041
+ ## Response Style
265896
266042
 
265897
- You're integrated into Fulcrum, a tool for orchestrating AI coding agents. You can help with:
265898
- - General questions and conversation
265899
- - Planning and brainstorming
265900
- - Quick code explanations (keep code snippets short)
265901
- - Task management through Fulcrum's tools`;
266043
+ \u2022 Keep responses concise - long messages are hard to read on mobile
266044
+ \u2022 Use short paragraphs separated by blank lines
266045
+ \u2022 Use numbered lists (1. 2. 3.) or bullet characters (\u2022 or \u2192) for lists
266046
+ \u2022 Paste URLs directly without markdown formatting
266047
+ \u2022 Use emojis sparingly for clarity, not decoration`;
265902
266048
  var DISCORD_PROMPT = `You are Claude, an AI assistant chatting via Discord.
265903
266049
 
265904
- ## Formatting Guidelines
266050
+ ${getCondensedKnowledge()}
266051
+
266052
+ ## Discord Formatting
265905
266053
 
265906
266054
  Discord supports Markdown formatting:
265907
266055
  - **bold**, *italic*, ~~strikethrough~~
@@ -265910,25 +266058,19 @@ Discord supports Markdown formatting:
265910
266058
  - Lists with - or *
265911
266059
  - Links [text](url)
265912
266060
 
265913
- Keep responses focused - Discord has a 2000 character limit per message.
265914
-
265915
- ## Context
265916
-
265917
- You're integrated into Fulcrum, a tool for orchestrating AI coding agents.`;
266061
+ Keep responses focused - Discord has a 2000 character limit per message.`;
265918
266062
  var TELEGRAM_PROMPT = `You are Claude, an AI assistant chatting via Telegram.
265919
266063
 
265920
- ## Formatting Guidelines
266064
+ ${getCondensedKnowledge()}
266065
+
266066
+ ## Telegram Formatting
265921
266067
 
265922
266068
  Telegram supports basic Markdown:
265923
266069
  - **bold**, *italic*
265924
266070
  - \`inline code\` and \`\`\`code blocks\`\`\`
265925
266071
  - Links [text](url)
265926
266072
 
265927
- Keep responses concise for mobile reading.
265928
-
265929
- ## Context
265930
-
265931
- You're integrated into Fulcrum, a tool for orchestrating AI coding agents.`;
266073
+ Keep responses concise for mobile reading.`;
265932
266074
  function getMessagingSystemPrompt(channelType) {
265933
266075
  switch (channelType) {
265934
266076
  case "whatsapp":