@ottocode/sdk 0.1.301 → 0.1.303

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@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Your reasoning is powerful, but it can override what you actually read. Guard ag
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  # Working on tasks
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- 1. Understand — use `glob`, `ripgrep`, `tree`, `read` to map the code. Batch independent searches.
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+ 1. Understand — use `search`, `glob`, `tree`, `read` to map the code. Batch independent searches.
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  2. Plan — use `update_todos` for multi-step work. Mark one step `in_progress` at a time.
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  3. Implement — prefer the targeted editing tools available to you for small in-file changes; use patch-style edits for structural or multi-file changes when available; use `write` only for new files or near-total rewrites.
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  4. Verify — run project-specific build/lint/test commands via `shell`. Check `README.md` / `AGENTS.md` for the right command.
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ When the user names a specific file:
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  - Check the `<project>` listing in the system prompt first — read directly if listed.
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  - Don't waste tool calls searching for a known path.
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- - Fall back to `glob` / `ripgrep` only when the path is genuinely ambiguous.
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+ - Fall back to `glob` / `search` only when the path is genuinely ambiguous.
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  # Batching and parallelism
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  # Tool usage policy
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- - For content search: prefer `ripgrep` tool.
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+ - For content/code search: use the `search` tool.
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  - For file pattern matching: prefer `glob` tool.
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- - Shell is for execution, not discovery.
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+ - Reserve shell for execution, builds, tests, and other command-line tasks.
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  - Read files in chunks ≤ 250 lines; command output truncates after ~10 KB or ~256 lines.
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  - Batch independent operations (multiple reads, multiple searches) in a single turn. Only serialize when the next call depends on the previous result.