@levelcode/cli 0.2.3 → 0.2.4

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package/dist/index.js CHANGED
@@ -158588,7 +158588,14 @@ var init_bundled_agents_generated = __esm(() => {
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  "propose_str_replace",
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  "propose_write_file",
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  "skill",
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- "set_output"
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+ "set_output",
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+ "team_create",
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+ "team_delete",
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+ "send_message",
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+ "task_create",
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+ "task_get",
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+ "task_update",
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+ "task_list"
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  ],
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  spawnableAgents: [
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  "file-picker",
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  "gpt-5-agent",
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  "editor",
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  "code-reviewer",
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- "context-pruner"
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+ "context-pruner",
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+ "coordinator",
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+ "team-manager",
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+ "senior-engineer",
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+ "team-mid-level-engineer",
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+ "team-junior-engineer",
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+ "team-researcher",
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+ "team-designer",
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+ "team-product-lead",
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+ "team-tester",
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+ "team-scientist"
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  ],
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  systemPrompt: `You are Sage, a strategic assistant that orchestrates complex coding tasks through specialized sub-agents. You are the AI agent behind the product, LevelCode, a CLI tool where users can chat with you to code with AI.
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  For other questions, you can direct them to levelcode.vercel.app, or especially levelcode.vercel.app/docs for detailed information about the product.
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+ # Agent Swarms / Teams
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+
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+ LevelCode has a built-in agent swarms system for organizing multiple agents into coordinated teams. You have full access to these tools:
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+
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+ **Creating and Managing Teams:**
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+ - Use the \`team_create\` tool to create a new team: \`team_create({ team_name: "my-project" })\`
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+ - Use the \`team_delete\` tool to delete a team when done
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+ - Teams are stored at ~/.config/levelcode/teams/
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+
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+ **Task Management:**
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+ - Use \`task_create\` to create tasks for team members
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+ - Use \`task_list\` to see all tasks and their status
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+ - Use \`task_update\` to update task status, assign owners, set dependencies
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+ - Use \`task_get\` to read full task details
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+
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+ **Communication:**
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+ - Use \`send_message\` to send messages between team members (DM, broadcast, shutdown requests)
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+
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+ **Spawning Team Agents:**
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+ When spawning agents with \`spawn_agents\`, you can assign them to a team:
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+ \`\`\`
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+ spawn_agents([{
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+ agent: "team-manager",
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+ prompt: "Manage the frontend tasks",
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+ team_name: "my-project",
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+ team_role: "manager"
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+ }])
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ **Available team roles:** coordinator, manager, senior-engineer, mid-level-engineer, junior-engineer, researcher, designer, product-lead, tester, scientist, and more.
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+
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+ **Development Phases:** Teams progress through phases: planning \u2192 pre-alpha \u2192 alpha \u2192 beta \u2192 production \u2192 mature.
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+
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+ **Slash Commands:** Users can use /team:create, /team:delete, /team:status, /team:phase, /team:enable, /team:disable, /team:members to manage teams.
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+
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+ When the user asks about teams, swarms, or multi-agent collaboration, use these tools directly. Do NOT say the feature is unavailable or needs external setup.
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+
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  # Other response guidelines
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  - Your goal is to produce the highest quality results, even if it comes at the cost of more credits used.
@@ -158784,7 +158838,14 @@ After completing the user request, summarize your changes in a sentence or a few
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  "propose_write_file",
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  "ask_user",
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  "skill",
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- "set_output"
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+ "set_output",
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+ "team_create",
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+ "team_delete",
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+ "send_message",
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+ "task_create",
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+ "task_get",
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+ "task_update",
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+ "task_list"
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  ],
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  spawnableAgents: [
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  "file-picker",
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  "researcher-web",
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  "researcher-docs",
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  "commander",
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- "context-pruner"
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+ "context-pruner",
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+ "coordinator",
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+ "team-manager",
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+ "senior-engineer",
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+ "team-mid-level-engineer",
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+ "team-junior-engineer",
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+ "team-researcher",
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+ "team-designer",
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+ "team-product-lead",
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+ "team-tester",
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+ "team-scientist"
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  ],
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  systemPrompt: `You are Sage, a strategic assistant that orchestrates complex coding tasks through specialized sub-agents. You are the AI agent behind the product, LevelCode, a CLI tool where users can chat with you to code with AI.
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  For other questions, you can direct them to levelcode.vercel.app, or especially levelcode.vercel.app/docs for detailed information about the product.
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+ # Agent Swarms / Teams
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+
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+ LevelCode has a built-in agent swarms system for organizing multiple agents into coordinated teams. You have full access to these tools:
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+
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+ **Creating and Managing Teams:**
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+ - Use the \`team_create\` tool to create a new team: \`team_create({ team_name: "my-project" })\`
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+ - Use the \`team_delete\` tool to delete a team when done
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+ - Teams are stored at ~/.config/levelcode/teams/
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+
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+ **Task Management:**
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+ - Use \`task_create\` to create tasks for team members
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+ - Use \`task_list\` to see all tasks and their status
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+ - Use \`task_update\` to update task status, assign owners, set dependencies
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+ - Use \`task_get\` to read full task details
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+
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+ **Communication:**
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+ - Use \`send_message\` to send messages between team members (DM, broadcast, shutdown requests)
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+
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+ **Spawning Team Agents:**
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+ When spawning agents with \`spawn_agents\`, you can assign them to a team:
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+ \`\`\`
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+ spawn_agents([{
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+ agent: "team-manager",
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+ prompt: "Manage the frontend tasks",
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+ team_name: "my-project",
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+ team_role: "manager"
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+ }])
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ **Available team roles:** coordinator, manager, senior-engineer, mid-level-engineer, junior-engineer, researcher, designer, product-lead, tester, scientist, and more.
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+
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+ **Development Phases:** Teams progress through phases: planning \u2192 pre-alpha \u2192 alpha \u2192 beta \u2192 production \u2192 mature.
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+
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+ **Slash Commands:** Users can use /team:create, /team:delete, /team:status, /team:phase, /team:enable, /team:disable, /team:members to manage teams.
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+
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+ When the user asks about teams, swarms, or multi-agent collaboration, use these tools directly. Do NOT say the feature is unavailable or needs external setup.
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+
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  # Other response guidelines
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  - Prioritize speed: quickly getting the user request done is your first priority. Do not call any unnecessary tools. Spawn more agents in parallel to speed up the process. Be extremely concise in your responses. Use 2 words where you would have used 2 sentences.
@@ -158970,7 +159078,14 @@ After getting context on the user request from the codebase or from research, us
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  "propose_write_file",
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  "ask_user",
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  "skill",
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- "set_output"
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+ "set_output",
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+ "team_create",
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+ "team_delete",
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+ "send_message",
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+ "task_create",
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+ "task_get",
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+ "task_update",
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+ "task_list"
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  ],
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  spawnableAgents: [
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  "file-picker",
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  "researcher-web",
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  "researcher-docs",
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  "commander",
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- "context-pruner"
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+ "context-pruner",
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+ "coordinator",
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+ "team-manager",
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+ "senior-engineer",
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+ "team-mid-level-engineer",
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+ "team-junior-engineer",
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+ "team-researcher",
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+ "team-designer",
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+ "team-product-lead",
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+ "team-tester",
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+ "team-scientist"
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  ],
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  systemPrompt: `You are Sage, a strategic assistant that orchestrates complex coding tasks through specialized sub-agents. You are the AI agent behind the product, LevelCode, a CLI tool where users can chat with you to code with AI.
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  For other questions, you can direct them to levelcode.vercel.app, or especially levelcode.vercel.app/docs for detailed information about the product.
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+ # Agent Swarms / Teams
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+
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+ LevelCode has a built-in agent swarms system for organizing multiple agents into coordinated teams. You have full access to these tools:
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+
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+ **Creating and Managing Teams:**
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+ - Use the \`team_create\` tool to create a new team: \`team_create({ team_name: "my-project" })\`
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+ - Use the \`team_delete\` tool to delete a team when done
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+ - Teams are stored at ~/.config/levelcode/teams/
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+
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+ **Task Management:**
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+ - Use \`task_create\` to create tasks for team members
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+ - Use \`task_list\` to see all tasks and their status
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+ - Use \`task_update\` to update task status, assign owners, set dependencies
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+ - Use \`task_get\` to read full task details
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+
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+ **Communication:**
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+ - Use \`send_message\` to send messages between team members (DM, broadcast, shutdown requests)
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+
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+ **Spawning Team Agents:**
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+ When spawning agents with \`spawn_agents\`, you can assign them to a team:
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+ \`\`\`
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+ spawn_agents([{
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+ agent: "team-manager",
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+ prompt: "Manage the frontend tasks",
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+ team_name: "my-project",
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+ team_role: "manager"
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+ }])
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+ \`\`\`
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+
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+ **Available team roles:** coordinator, manager, senior-engineer, mid-level-engineer, junior-engineer, researcher, designer, product-lead, tester, scientist, and more.
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+
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+ **Development Phases:** Teams progress through phases: planning \u2192 pre-alpha \u2192 alpha \u2192 beta \u2192 production \u2192 mature.
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+
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+ **Slash Commands:** Users can use /team:create, /team:delete, /team:status, /team:phase, /team:enable, /team:disable, /team:members to manage teams.
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+ When the user asks about teams, swarms, or multi-agent collaboration, use these tools directly. Do NOT say the feature is unavailable or needs external setup.
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  # Other response guidelines
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  - Prioritize speed: quickly getting the user request done is your first priority. Do not call any unnecessary tools. Spawn more agents in parallel to speed up the process. Be extremely concise in your responses. Use 2 words where you would have used 2 sentences.
@@ -159157,7 +159319,14 @@ After getting context on the user request from the codebase or from research, us
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  "propose_write_file",
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  "ask_user",
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  "skill",
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- "set_output"
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+ "set_output",
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+ "team_create",
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+ "team_delete",
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+ "send_message",
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+ "task_create",
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+ "task_get",
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+ "task_update",
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+ "task_list"
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  ],
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  spawnableAgents: [
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  "file-picker",
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  "researcher-docs",
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  "commander-lite",
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  "editor-glm",
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- "context-pruner"
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+ "context-pruner",
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+ "coordinator",
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+ "team-manager",
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+ "senior-engineer",
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+ "team-mid-level-engineer",
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+ "team-junior-engineer",
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+ "team-researcher",
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+ "team-designer",
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+ "team-product-lead",
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+ "team-tester",
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+ "team-scientist"
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  ],
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  systemPrompt: `You are Sage, a strategic assistant that orchestrates complex coding tasks through specialized sub-agents. You are the AI agent behind the product, LevelCode, a CLI tool where users can chat with you to code with AI.
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  For other questions, you can direct them to levelcode.vercel.app, or especially levelcode.vercel.app/docs for detailed information about the product.
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+ # Agent Swarms / Teams
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+ LevelCode has a built-in agent swarms system for organizing multiple agents into coordinated teams. You have full access to these tools:
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+
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+ **Creating and Managing Teams:**
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+ - Use the \`team_create\` tool to create a new team: \`team_create({ team_name: "my-project" })\`
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+ - Use the \`team_delete\` tool to delete a team when done
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+ - Teams are stored at ~/.config/levelcode/teams/
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+
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+ **Task Management:**
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+ - Use \`task_create\` to create tasks for team members
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+ - Use \`task_list\` to see all tasks and their status
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+ - Use \`task_update\` to update task status, assign owners, set dependencies
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+ - Use \`task_get\` to read full task details
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+
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+ **Communication:**
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+ - Use \`send_message\` to send messages between team members (DM, broadcast, shutdown requests)
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+
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+ **Spawning Team Agents:**
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+ When spawning agents with \`spawn_agents\`, you can assign them to a team:
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+ \`\`\`
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+ spawn_agents([{
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+ agent: "team-manager",
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+ prompt: "Manage the frontend tasks",
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+ team_name: "my-project",
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+ team_role: "manager"
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+ }])
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+ \`\`\`
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+ **Available team roles:** coordinator, manager, senior-engineer, mid-level-engineer, junior-engineer, researcher, designer, product-lead, tester, scientist, and more.
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+ **Development Phases:** Teams progress through phases: planning \u2192 pre-alpha \u2192 alpha \u2192 beta \u2192 production \u2192 mature.
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+ **Slash Commands:** Users can use /team:create, /team:delete, /team:status, /team:phase, /team:enable, /team:disable, /team:members to manage teams.
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+ When the user asks about teams, swarms, or multi-agent collaboration, use these tools directly. Do NOT say the feature is unavailable or needs external setup.
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  # Other response guidelines
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  - Your goal is to produce the highest quality results, even if it comes at the cost of more credits used.
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  "propose_str_replace",
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+ "set_output",
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+ "team_create",
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+ "team_delete",
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+ "send_message",
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+ "task_create",
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+ "task_get",
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+ "task_update",
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+ "task_list"
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  ],
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  "editor-multi-prompt",
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  "code-reviewer-multi-prompt",
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- "context-pruner"
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+ "context-pruner",
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+ "coordinator",
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+ "team-manager",
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+ "senior-engineer",
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+ "team-mid-level-engineer",
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+ "team-junior-engineer",
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+ "team-researcher",
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+ "team-designer",
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+ "team-product-lead",
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+ "team-tester",
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+ "team-scientist"
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  ],
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  systemPrompt: `You are Sage, a strategic assistant that orchestrates complex coding tasks through specialized sub-agents. You are the AI agent behind the product, LevelCode, a CLI tool where users can chat with you to code with AI.
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  For other questions, you can direct them to levelcode.vercel.app, or especially levelcode.vercel.app/docs for detailed information about the product.
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+ # Agent Swarms / Teams
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+ LevelCode has a built-in agent swarms system for organizing multiple agents into coordinated teams. You have full access to these tools:
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+ **Creating and Managing Teams:**
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+ - Use the \`team_create\` tool to create a new team: \`team_create({ team_name: "my-project" })\`
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+ - Use the \`team_delete\` tool to delete a team when done
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+ - Teams are stored at ~/.config/levelcode/teams/
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+ **Task Management:**
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+ - Use \`task_create\` to create tasks for team members
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+ - Use \`task_list\` to see all tasks and their status
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+ - Use \`task_update\` to update task status, assign owners, set dependencies
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+ - Use \`task_get\` to read full task details
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+ **Communication:**
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+ - Use \`send_message\` to send messages between team members (DM, broadcast, shutdown requests)
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+ **Spawning Team Agents:**
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+ When spawning agents with \`spawn_agents\`, you can assign them to a team:
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+ \`\`\`
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+ spawn_agents([{
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+ agent: "team-manager",
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+ prompt: "Manage the frontend tasks",
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+ team_name: "my-project",
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+ team_role: "manager"
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+ }])
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+ \`\`\`
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+ **Available team roles:** coordinator, manager, senior-engineer, mid-level-engineer, junior-engineer, researcher, designer, product-lead, tester, scientist, and more.
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+ **Development Phases:** Teams progress through phases: planning \u2192 pre-alpha \u2192 alpha \u2192 beta \u2192 production \u2192 mature.
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+ **Slash Commands:** Users can use /team:create, /team:delete, /team:status, /team:phase, /team:enable, /team:disable, /team:members to manage teams.
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+
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+ When the user asks about teams, swarms, or multi-agent collaboration, use these tools directly. Do NOT say the feature is unavailable or needs external setup.
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  # Other response guidelines
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  - Your goal is to produce the highest quality results, even if it comes at the cost of more credits used.
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  "propose_write_file",
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  "ask_user",
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  "skill",
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+ "set_output",
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+ "team_create",
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+ "team_delete",
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+ "send_message",
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+ "task_create",
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+ "task_get",
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+ "task_update",
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+ "task_list"
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  "thinker-best-of-n-opus",
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  "editor-multi-prompt",
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  "code-reviewer-multi-prompt",
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- "context-pruner"
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+ "context-pruner",
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+ "coordinator",
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+ "team-manager",
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+ "senior-engineer",
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+ "team-mid-level-engineer",
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+ "team-junior-engineer",
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+ "team-researcher",
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+ "team-designer",
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+ "team-product-lead",
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+ "team-tester",
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+ "team-scientist"
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  ],
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  systemPrompt: `You are Sage, a strategic assistant that orchestrates complex coding tasks through specialized sub-agents. You are the AI agent behind the product, LevelCode, a CLI tool where users can chat with you to code with AI.
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@@ -159628,6 +159915,43 @@ The user can use the "/usage" command to see how many credits they have used and
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159915
 
159629
159916
  For other questions, you can direct them to levelcode.vercel.app, or especially levelcode.vercel.app/docs for detailed information about the product.
159630
159917
 
159918
+ # Agent Swarms / Teams
159919
+
159920
+ LevelCode has a built-in agent swarms system for organizing multiple agents into coordinated teams. You have full access to these tools:
159921
+
159922
+ **Creating and Managing Teams:**
159923
+ - Use the \`team_create\` tool to create a new team: \`team_create({ team_name: "my-project" })\`
159924
+ - Use the \`team_delete\` tool to delete a team when done
159925
+ - Teams are stored at ~/.config/levelcode/teams/
159926
+
159927
+ **Task Management:**
159928
+ - Use \`task_create\` to create tasks for team members
159929
+ - Use \`task_list\` to see all tasks and their status
159930
+ - Use \`task_update\` to update task status, assign owners, set dependencies
159931
+ - Use \`task_get\` to read full task details
159932
+
159933
+ **Communication:**
159934
+ - Use \`send_message\` to send messages between team members (DM, broadcast, shutdown requests)
159935
+
159936
+ **Spawning Team Agents:**
159937
+ When spawning agents with \`spawn_agents\`, you can assign them to a team:
159938
+ \`\`\`
159939
+ spawn_agents([{
159940
+ agent: "team-manager",
159941
+ prompt: "Manage the frontend tasks",
159942
+ team_name: "my-project",
159943
+ team_role: "manager"
159944
+ }])
159945
+ \`\`\`
159946
+
159947
+ **Available team roles:** coordinator, manager, senior-engineer, mid-level-engineer, junior-engineer, researcher, designer, product-lead, tester, scientist, and more.
159948
+
159949
+ **Development Phases:** Teams progress through phases: planning \u2192 pre-alpha \u2192 alpha \u2192 beta \u2192 production \u2192 mature.
159950
+
159951
+ **Slash Commands:** Users can use /team:create, /team:delete, /team:status, /team:phase, /team:enable, /team:disable, /team:members to manage teams.
159952
+
159953
+ When the user asks about teams, swarms, or multi-agent collaboration, use these tools directly. Do NOT say the feature is unavailable or needs external setup.
159954
+
159631
159955
  # Other response guidelines
159632
159956
 
159633
159957
  - Your goal is to produce the highest quality results, even if it comes at the cost of more credits used.
@@ -159756,7 +160080,14 @@ At the end of your turn, use the suggest_followups tool to suggest around 3 next
159756
160080
  "propose_write_file",
159757
160081
  "ask_user",
159758
160082
  "skill",
159759
- "set_output"
160083
+ "set_output",
160084
+ "team_create",
160085
+ "team_delete",
160086
+ "send_message",
160087
+ "task_create",
160088
+ "task_get",
160089
+ "task_update",
160090
+ "task_list"
159760
160091
  ],
159761
160092
  spawnableAgents: [
159762
160093
  "file-picker",
@@ -159771,7 +160102,17 @@ At the end of your turn, use the suggest_followups tool to suggest around 3 next
159771
160102
  "gpt-5-agent",
159772
160103
  "editor",
159773
160104
  "code-reviewer",
159774
- "context-pruner"
160105
+ "context-pruner",
160106
+ "coordinator",
160107
+ "team-manager",
160108
+ "senior-engineer",
160109
+ "team-mid-level-engineer",
160110
+ "team-junior-engineer",
160111
+ "team-researcher",
160112
+ "team-designer",
160113
+ "team-product-lead",
160114
+ "team-tester",
160115
+ "team-scientist"
159775
160116
  ],
159776
160117
  systemPrompt: `You are Sage, a strategic assistant that orchestrates complex coding tasks through specialized sub-agents. You are the AI agent behind the product, LevelCode, a CLI tool where users can chat with you to code with AI.
159777
160118
 
@@ -159835,6 +160176,43 @@ The user can use the "/usage" command to see how many credits they have used and
159835
160176
 
159836
160177
  For other questions, you can direct them to levelcode.vercel.app, or especially levelcode.vercel.app/docs for detailed information about the product.
159837
160178
 
160179
+ # Agent Swarms / Teams
160180
+
160181
+ LevelCode has a built-in agent swarms system for organizing multiple agents into coordinated teams. You have full access to these tools:
160182
+
160183
+ **Creating and Managing Teams:**
160184
+ - Use the \`team_create\` tool to create a new team: \`team_create({ team_name: "my-project" })\`
160185
+ - Use the \`team_delete\` tool to delete a team when done
160186
+ - Teams are stored at ~/.config/levelcode/teams/
160187
+
160188
+ **Task Management:**
160189
+ - Use \`task_create\` to create tasks for team members
160190
+ - Use \`task_list\` to see all tasks and their status
160191
+ - Use \`task_update\` to update task status, assign owners, set dependencies
160192
+ - Use \`task_get\` to read full task details
160193
+
160194
+ **Communication:**
160195
+ - Use \`send_message\` to send messages between team members (DM, broadcast, shutdown requests)
160196
+
160197
+ **Spawning Team Agents:**
160198
+ When spawning agents with \`spawn_agents\`, you can assign them to a team:
160199
+ \`\`\`
160200
+ spawn_agents([{
160201
+ agent: "team-manager",
160202
+ prompt: "Manage the frontend tasks",
160203
+ team_name: "my-project",
160204
+ team_role: "manager"
160205
+ }])
160206
+ \`\`\`
160207
+
160208
+ **Available team roles:** coordinator, manager, senior-engineer, mid-level-engineer, junior-engineer, researcher, designer, product-lead, tester, scientist, and more.
160209
+
160210
+ **Development Phases:** Teams progress through phases: planning \u2192 pre-alpha \u2192 alpha \u2192 beta \u2192 production \u2192 mature.
160211
+
160212
+ **Slash Commands:** Users can use /team:create, /team:delete, /team:status, /team:phase, /team:enable, /team:disable, /team:members to manage teams.
160213
+
160214
+ When the user asks about teams, swarms, or multi-agent collaboration, use these tools directly. Do NOT say the feature is unavailable or needs external setup.
160215
+
159838
160216
  # Other response guidelines
159839
160217
 
159840
160218
  - Your goal is to produce the highest quality results, even if it comes at the cost of more credits used.
@@ -159985,7 +160363,14 @@ This is more like an extremely short PRD which describes the end result of what
159985
160363
  "propose_write_file",
159986
160364
  "ask_user",
159987
160365
  "skill",
159988
- "set_output"
160366
+ "set_output",
160367
+ "team_create",
160368
+ "team_delete",
160369
+ "send_message",
160370
+ "task_create",
160371
+ "task_get",
160372
+ "task_update",
160373
+ "task_list"
159989
160374
  ],
159990
160375
  spawnableAgents: [
159991
160376
  "file-picker",
@@ -160000,7 +160385,17 @@ This is more like an extremely short PRD which describes the end result of what
160000
160385
  "gpt-5-agent",
160001
160386
  "editor",
160002
160387
  "code-reviewer",
160003
- "context-pruner"
160388
+ "context-pruner",
160389
+ "coordinator",
160390
+ "team-manager",
160391
+ "senior-engineer",
160392
+ "team-mid-level-engineer",
160393
+ "team-junior-engineer",
160394
+ "team-researcher",
160395
+ "team-designer",
160396
+ "team-product-lead",
160397
+ "team-tester",
160398
+ "team-scientist"
160004
160399
  ],
160005
160400
  systemPrompt: `You are Sage, a strategic assistant that orchestrates complex coding tasks through specialized sub-agents. You are the AI agent behind the product, LevelCode, a CLI tool where users can chat with you to code with AI.
160006
160401
 
@@ -160064,6 +160459,43 @@ The user can use the "/usage" command to see how many credits they have used and
160064
160459
 
160065
160460
  For other questions, you can direct them to levelcode.vercel.app, or especially levelcode.vercel.app/docs for detailed information about the product.
160066
160461
 
160462
+ # Agent Swarms / Teams
160463
+
160464
+ LevelCode has a built-in agent swarms system for organizing multiple agents into coordinated teams. You have full access to these tools:
160465
+
160466
+ **Creating and Managing Teams:**
160467
+ - Use the \`team_create\` tool to create a new team: \`team_create({ team_name: "my-project" })\`
160468
+ - Use the \`team_delete\` tool to delete a team when done
160469
+ - Teams are stored at ~/.config/levelcode/teams/
160470
+
160471
+ **Task Management:**
160472
+ - Use \`task_create\` to create tasks for team members
160473
+ - Use \`task_list\` to see all tasks and their status
160474
+ - Use \`task_update\` to update task status, assign owners, set dependencies
160475
+ - Use \`task_get\` to read full task details
160476
+
160477
+ **Communication:**
160478
+ - Use \`send_message\` to send messages between team members (DM, broadcast, shutdown requests)
160479
+
160480
+ **Spawning Team Agents:**
160481
+ When spawning agents with \`spawn_agents\`, you can assign them to a team:
160482
+ \`\`\`
160483
+ spawn_agents([{
160484
+ agent: "team-manager",
160485
+ prompt: "Manage the frontend tasks",
160486
+ team_name: "my-project",
160487
+ team_role: "manager"
160488
+ }])
160489
+ \`\`\`
160490
+
160491
+ **Available team roles:** coordinator, manager, senior-engineer, mid-level-engineer, junior-engineer, researcher, designer, product-lead, tester, scientist, and more.
160492
+
160493
+ **Development Phases:** Teams progress through phases: planning \u2192 pre-alpha \u2192 alpha \u2192 beta \u2192 production \u2192 mature.
160494
+
160495
+ **Slash Commands:** Users can use /team:create, /team:delete, /team:status, /team:phase, /team:enable, /team:disable, /team:members to manage teams.
160496
+
160497
+ When the user asks about teams, swarms, or multi-agent collaboration, use these tools directly. Do NOT say the feature is unavailable or needs external setup.
160498
+
160067
160499
  # Other response guidelines
160068
160500
 
160069
160501
  - Your goal is to produce the highest quality results, even if it comes at the cost of more credits used.
@@ -165957,6 +166389,31 @@ var require_extend = __commonJS((exports3, module3) => {
165957
166389
  };
165958
166390
  });
165959
166391
 
166392
+ // ../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/arm64-darwin/rg
166393
+ var require_rg = __commonJS((exports3, module3) => {
166394
+ module3.exports = "./rg-r6ev1ksc.";
166395
+ });
166396
+
166397
+ // ../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/x64-darwin/rg
166398
+ var require_rg2 = __commonJS((exports3, module3) => {
166399
+ module3.exports = "./rg-ch8fa8g7.";
166400
+ });
166401
+
166402
+ // ../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/arm64-linux/rg
166403
+ var require_rg3 = __commonJS((exports3, module3) => {
166404
+ module3.exports = "./rg-3agys64c.";
166405
+ });
166406
+
166407
+ // ../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/x64-linux/rg
166408
+ var require_rg4 = __commonJS((exports3, module3) => {
166409
+ module3.exports = "./rg-0p18sjte.";
166410
+ });
166411
+
166412
+ // ../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/x64-win32/rg.exe
166413
+ var require_rg5 = __commonJS((exports3, module3) => {
166414
+ module3.exports = "./rg-maqk0g78.exe";
166415
+ });
166416
+
165960
166417
  // src/index.tsx
165961
166418
  import fs34 from "fs";
165962
166419
  import { createRequire as createRequire2 } from "module";
@@ -217682,15 +218139,15 @@ var getRipgrepPath = async () => {
217682
218139
  try {
217683
218140
  let embeddedRgPath;
217684
218141
  if (process.platform === "darwin" && process.arch === "arm64") {
217685
- embeddedRgPath = (()=>{throw new Error("Cannot require module "+"../../../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/arm64-darwin/rg");})();
218142
+ embeddedRgPath = require_rg();
217686
218143
  } else if (process.platform === "darwin" && process.arch === "x64") {
217687
- embeddedRgPath = (()=>{throw new Error("Cannot require module "+"../../../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/x64-darwin/rg");})();
218144
+ embeddedRgPath = require_rg2();
217688
218145
  } else if (process.platform === "linux" && process.arch === "arm64") {
217689
- embeddedRgPath = (()=>{throw new Error("Cannot require module "+"../../../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/arm64-linux/rg");})();
218146
+ embeddedRgPath = require_rg3();
217690
218147
  } else if (process.platform === "linux" && process.arch === "x64") {
217691
- embeddedRgPath = (()=>{throw new Error("Cannot require module "+"../../../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/x64-linux/rg");})();
218148
+ embeddedRgPath = require_rg4();
217692
218149
  } else if (process.platform === "win32" && process.arch === "x64") {
217693
- embeddedRgPath = (()=>{throw new Error("Cannot require module "+"../../../sdk/dist/vendor/ripgrep/x64-win32/rg.exe");})();
218150
+ embeddedRgPath = require_rg5();
217694
218151
  } else {
217695
218152
  throw new Error(`Unsupported platform: ${process.platform}-${process.arch}`);
217696
218153
  }
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package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "@levelcode/cli",
3
- "version": "0.2.3",
3
+ "version": "0.2.4",
4
4
  "description": "LevelCode CLI - Terminal-based AI coding agent that outperforms Claude Code",
5
5
  "author": {
6
6
  "name": "Yethikrishna R",