@wix/ditto-codegen-public 1.0.495 → 1.0.496

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
 
-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.
+Open \`.wix/agentInput/brikMeta.json\` with \`read\` - not \`glob\` or \`grep\`: \`.wix/\` is git-ignored, so they never list it. 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.
 
@@ -12844,7 +12844,7 @@ var require_user_attachments = __commonJS({
     exports2.USER_ATTACHMENTS_RULES = void 0;
     exports2.USER_ATTACHMENTS_RULES = `# User Attachment Rules
 
-Check with \`glob\` whether \`.wix/agentInput/userAttachments.json\` exists. If it does, the user uploaded files to the assistant. Its \`userAttachments\` list gives each file's \`fileName\` (as the user named it), \`path\` (under \`.wix/agentInput/attachments/\`), \`mimeType\`, \`sizeBytes\`, \`status\` and \`fromThisRequest\`: \`true\` for a file uploaded with this request, \`false\` for one from an earlier message. 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.
+Open \`.wix/agentInput/userAttachments.json\` with \`read\` - not \`glob\` or \`grep\`: \`.wix/\` is git-ignored, so they never list it. If it exists, the user uploaded files to the assistant. Its \`userAttachments\` list gives each file's \`fileName\` (as the user named it), \`path\` (under \`.wix/agentInput/attachments/\`), \`mimeType\`, \`sizeBytes\`, \`status\` and \`fromThisRequest\`: \`true\` for a file uploaded with this request, \`false\` for one from an earlier message. 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 of this request that it refers to before you write any code. When it doesn't say which, read all of this request's files.
 - Use a file from an earlier message only when the request refers to it, by name or as something the user sent before. Never let an earlier file steer a request that doesn't mention it.

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@wix/ditto-codegen-public",
-  "version": "1.0.495",
+  "version": "1.0.496",
   "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": "c0f88e604513b3e01f11a661457171ff29aef7551a6dfb3393c582de"
+  "falconPackageHash": "f6d543aeb448679152ce96cdffe2177794944683fc278598d905fb0d"
 }