@wix/ditto-codegen-public 1.0.491 → 1.0.492

package/assets/commit-message-rule.md

@@ -1,2 +1,3 @@
 COMMIT MESSAGE:
 First thing, before writing any code, call the `set-commit-message` tool. See its description for format and length.
+Your code is saved to the site automatically when your run ends, with that message. You cannot see or check the save, so do not say you cannot confirm it.

package/dist/out.js

@@ -12717,7 +12717,7 @@ var require_brik_import = __commonJS({
     exports2.BRIK_IMPORT_RULES = void 0;
     exports2.BRIK_IMPORT_RULES = `# Brik Tool Import Rules
 
-If \`.wix/agentInput/brikMeta.json\` exists AND its \`brikMeta\` object has \`promptVariant\` set to \`skill-v1\`, this job is a Brik tool import: you MUST invoke the \`wix-brik\` skill FIRST and follow it exactly. It owns the import itself - scaffolding the Editor React Component, running the deterministic import script over \`.wix/agentInput/brikImport.json\`, splicing the tool's creative code, then installing dependencies and building plus generating the manifest. Do NOT derive the component's public surface yourself and do NOT re-tune the manifest.
+Check with \`glob\` whether \`.wix/agentInput/brikMeta.json\` exists. If it exists AND its \`brikMeta\` object has \`promptVariant\` set to \`skill-v1\`, this job is a Brik tool import: you MUST invoke the \`wix-brik\` skill FIRST and follow it exactly. It owns the import itself - scaffolding the Editor React Component, running the deterministic import script over \`.wix/agentInput/brikImport.json\`, splicing the tool's creative code, then installing dependencies and building plus generating the manifest. Do NOT derive the component's public surface yourself and do NOT re-tune the manifest.
 
 The skill does NOT replace step 5 of the workflow: its \`npx wix build\` transpiles without typechecking. Once its DONE WHEN checks pass, still run step 5 as the workflow says, and fix whatever it reports in your spliced code only - never in the script-written surface.
 
@@ -12843,7 +12843,7 @@ var require_user_attachments = __commonJS({
     exports2.USER_ATTACHMENTS_RULES = void 0;
     exports2.USER_ATTACHMENTS_RULES = `# User Attachment Rules
 
-If \`.wix/agentInput/userAttachments.json\` exists, the user uploaded files with this request. Its \`userAttachments\` list gives each file's \`fileName\` (as the user named it), \`path\` (under \`.wix/agentInput/attachments/\`), \`mimeType\`, \`sizeBytes\` and \`status\`. Only files with \`status\` \`downloaded\` are on disk; any other status says why the file is missing, and you must not claim to have used it.
+Check with \`glob\` whether \`.wix/agentInput/userAttachments.json\` exists. If it does, the user uploaded files with this request. Its \`userAttachments\` list gives each file's \`fileName\` (as the user named it), \`path\` (under \`.wix/agentInput/attachments/\`), \`mimeType\`, \`sizeBytes\` and \`status\`. Only files with \`status\` \`downloaded\` are on disk; any other status says why the file is missing, and you must not claim to have used it.
 
 - Read the files the request refers to before you write any code. When the request doesn't say which, read them all.
 - When you build or change an Editor React Component from them, first read the \`wix-app\` skill's \`references/editor-react-component/USER-SOURCES.md\` in full, if the skill has it, and follow it: it says how to port the user's code, match a design and upload their images.
@@ -14568,7 +14568,7 @@ ${environmentIdentity}`;
   - \`multi-edit\` to apply N find-and-replace edits across one or more files in one call. NEVER call \`edit\` more than once per turn \u2014 use multi-edit instead. \`edit\` is reserved for a single edit to one file. When ${multiEditContextClause} across N files, use ONE \`multi-edit\` with all N edits.
   - \`apply_patch\` (when available): inside each \`*** Update File\` section, list hunks in FILE ORDER, top to bottom. The applier only searches forward from where the previous hunk matched, so a hunk whose lines sit ABOVE the previous one fails with "Failed to find expected lines" even though the lines exist \u2014 the whole patch is then rejected. Unsure of the order? Re-read the file first, or split into one patch per hunk.
   - Tool arguments are strict JSON, and \`write\`/\`edit\`/\`batch-write\`/\`multi-edit\`/\`apply_patch\` write \`content\`/\`oldString\`/\`newString\`/\`patchText\` to disk EXACTLY as decoded from that JSON \u2014 there is no second unescaping pass, so encode for the ONE decode that happens. Use \`\\n\`/\`\\t\`/\`\\"\` in the JSON when you want the file to contain a REAL newline/tab/quote character (a raw unescaped newline inside a JSON string value breaks parsing). If the file itself must contain the two LITERAL characters backslash-then-n (e.g. inside a string literal like \`.join('\\n')\`, a regex, or an already-escaped JSON value), escape the backslash itself in your JSON so it survives the one decode intact \u2014 do NOT emit a bare \`\\n\` expecting a tool to turn it back into two literal characters for you; none of them do.
-- For tools where no batch variant exists (e.g. \`grep\`, \`glob\`), still emit MULTIPLE \`tool_use\` blocks in a SINGLE response when the calls are independent. Sequential turns waste a model round-trip per call.`;
+- For tools where no batch variant exists (e.g. \`grep\`, \`glob\`), still emit MULTIPLE \`tool_use\` blocks in a SINGLE response when the calls are independent. Sequential turns waste a model round-trip per call. If \`grep\` fails with "Ripgrep JSON record exceeded", a matching line is huge (a minified or generated file): do not repeat it, search that file with \`bash\` (\`grep -o -E '.{0,120}PATTERN.{0,120}' <file>\`) or read the part you need with \`read\` and an offset.`;
     }
   }
 });
@@ -15680,6 +15680,9 @@ var require_config = __commonJS({
       // harmless read.
       "/root/.config/opencode/rules/**": "allow",
       "/root/.opencode/**": "allow",
+      // A failed `npm install` prints the path of its log here, and agents read it
+      // to see why. Same auto-reject as above otherwise.
+      "/root/.npm/_logs/**": "allow",
       "/tmp/**": "allow"
     };
     var PLANNING_TOOLS_DENIED = {
@@ -17799,6 +17802,7 @@ var require_executor = __commonJS({
     exports2.applyPostRunValidation = applyPostRunValidation;
     exports2.executeOpenCode = executeOpenCode;
     exports2.resolveFinalRunCost = resolveFinalRunCost;
+    exports2.buildOpenCodeInvocation = buildOpenCodeInvocation;
     var child_process_1 = require("child_process");
     var ditto_codegen_types_12 = require_dist4();
     var config_12 = require_config();
@@ -17975,18 +17979,22 @@ var require_executor = __commonJS({
       });
       return { ...usage, cost: runCost };
     }
-    function buildArgs(prompt, continueSession) {
+    var MAX_PROMPT_ARG_BYTES = 64 * 1024;
+    function buildOpenCodeInvocation(prompt, continueSession) {
       const sessionArgs = continueSession ? ["--continue"] : [];
-      return [
+      const args = [
         "run",
         ...sessionArgs,
         "--print-logs",
         "--log-level",
         "ERROR",
         "--format",
-        "json",
-        prompt
+        "json"
       ];
+      if (Buffer.byteLength(prompt) > MAX_PROMPT_ARG_BYTES) {
+        return { args, stdinPrompt: prompt };
+      }
+      return { args: [...args, prompt] };
     }
     async function executeOpenCodeOnce(options, attempt, maxAttempts, toolUsage) {
       const { prompt, outputPath, projectId, onStdout, onStderr, continueSession = false } = options;
@@ -18024,7 +18032,7 @@ var require_executor = __commonJS({
           finalize
         };
         try {
-          const args = buildArgs(prompt, continueSession);
+          const { args, stdinPrompt } = buildOpenCodeInvocation(prompt, continueSession);
           logger_12.logger.info("[OpenCode] Executing opencode run", {
             attempt,
             maxRetries: maxAttempts,
@@ -18041,9 +18049,14 @@ var require_executor = __commonJS({
           ctx.child = (0, child_process_1.spawn)("opencode", args, {
             cwd: outputPath,
             env,
-            stdio: ["ignore", "pipe", "pipe"],
+            stdio: [stdinPrompt === void 0 ? "ignore" : "pipe", "pipe", "pipe"],
             detached: true
           });
+          if (stdinPrompt !== void 0) {
+            ctx.child.stdin?.on("error", () => {
+            });
+            ctx.child.stdin?.end(stdinPrompt);
+          }
           timers.timeoutId = (0, process_handlers_1.setupTotalTimeout)(ctx);
           timers.idleCheckId = (0, process_handlers_1.setupIdleWatchdog)(ctx);
           (0, process_handlers_1.setupStdoutHandler)(ctx, onStdout);
@@ -23608,7 +23621,7 @@ var require_bi_events = __commonJS({
     var types_1 = require_types_impl();
     var bi_logger_1 = require_bi_logger2();
     var logger_12 = require_logger();
-    var MAX_JOB_INPUT_LENGTH = 3e4;
+    var MAX_JOB_INPUT_LENGTH = 5e3;
     var TRUNCATION_SUFFIX = "\u2026";
     var JOB_STATUS_MAP = {
       COMPLETED: "successful",

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@wix/ditto-codegen-public",
-  "version": "1.0.491",
+  "version": "1.0.492",
   "description": "AI-powered Wix CLI app generator - standalone executable",
   "scripts": {
     "build": "node build.mjs",
@@ -29,5 +29,5 @@
     "esbuild": "^0.27.2",
     "vitest": "^4.0.16"
   },
-  "falconPackageHash": "391e252562c6169552e19a164b9aef3c38086e2e12244a9e99e091d6"
+  "falconPackageHash": "2af551fe25ec6f9cf9f40e58d6be2436e7f01c0f383bd854d1160092"
 }