allwright 1.134.0 → 1.135.0
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- package/bin/allwright.js +2 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/bin/allwright.js
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@@ -101,7 +101,8 @@ IF YOU ASK (the ${h.NEEDS_INPUT_MARKER} case above) and the sensible answers are
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READ WITH INTENT - tokens are the customer's money:
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- When the ticket names files or paths, open those FIRST; sweep the wider tree only when they fall short.
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- When a DOCUMENT INDEX section is present below, use it: Read a long document's relevant section with offset/limit instead of the whole file.
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- CLAUDE.md has already told you where things live - trust it before running discovery searches
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- CLAUDE.md has already told you where things live - trust it before running discovery searches.
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- A whole-file \`cat\`/\`sed -n\` dump through Bash costs exactly as many tokens as the same content read any other way - there is no free lunch in fewer, bigger reads. Grep for the function or section first, then read just that range; catting three files up front "in case they're relevant" costs three files whether or not two of them turn out to be (seen live, CPA-712: 39 whole-file/whole-section Bash reads against 12 targeted Reads, 77 turns before the first edit).`;h.REVISION_PROMPT=`
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THIS TICKET HAS ALREADY BEEN IMPLEMENTED ONCE - you are REVISING it:
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- The previous implementation is ALREADY IN your base branch. Do not build it again, and do not undo it. Read what is there before deciding anything.
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package/package.json
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"name": "allwright",
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"version": "1.
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"version": "1.135.0",
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"description": "Allwright — the AI teammate that runs on YOUR machine. Polls your Jira, runs jailed agents in your local checkouts, opens PRs, executes approved deploys, and audits security/testing/architecture. Credentials and code never leave your host.",
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"bin": {
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"allwright": "bin/allwright.js",
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