fluxflow-cli 1.7.14 → 1.7.15

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  1. package/dist/fluxflow.js +5 -5
  2. package/package.json +1 -1
package/dist/fluxflow.js CHANGED
@@ -700,7 +700,7 @@ tool:functions.tool_name(arguments)
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  2. Web Scrape: tool:functions.web_scrape(url="<url>"). provides detail from a URL.
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  ${mode === "Flux" ? `
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  - DEV & FILE TOOLS (Available in FLUX MODE ONLY) -
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- 1. View File: tool:functions.view_file(path="relative/path", start_line=number, end_line=number). Reads file content. Auto-truncates at 500 lines unless start_line and end_line are provided. You can also use this tool to read images & documents.
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+ 1. View File: tool:functions.view_file(path="relative/path", start_line=number, end_line=number). Reads file content. Auto-truncates at 500 lines unless start_line and end_line are provided. YOU CAN ALSO USE THIS TOOL TO SEE IMAGES AND DOCUMENTS IN A FOLDER. IF USER ASK HOW TO SHARE A IMAGE TELL THEM TO PASTE THE IMAGE IN THE CURRENT FOLDER.
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  2. List Files: tool:functions.list_files(path="relative/path"). Lists content of a directory.
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  3. Read Folder: tool:functions.read_folder(path="relative/path"). Detailed stats of a directory.
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  4. Write File: tool:functions.write_file(path="path", content="content"). Creates/Overwrites. NO CODE BLOCKS. RETURNS: Disk verification + original content (if overwritten) for 100% reversibility. Escape your double quotes '"' using backslash.
@@ -764,9 +764,9 @@ var thinking_prompts_default;
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  var init_thinking_prompts = __esm({
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  "src/data/thinking_prompts.json"() {
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  thinking_prompts_default = {
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- Max: "-- START THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --\nEFFORT_LEVEL: MAX\nThink Step by Step in Chain-of-Thought. Provide the thinking in <think>...</think> block, length given. Thinking should be structured in this format:\n\n<think>\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\ncontinue.\n\\n\\n\n</think>\\n\\n\n\n(MUST START THE RESPONSE IN NEW LINE AFTER ENDING THINKING BLOCK)\n\n**CRITICAL**: Heading blocks: **MIN 12**, **MAX 15**. EACH HEADING SHOULD HAVE MIN 12, MAX 16 SENTENCES OF INTERNAL MONOLOGUE. EXPLORE EDGE CASES & NUANCES. Dynamic Thinking preferred based on query.\nNEVER WRITE FUNCTION CALLS IN THINKING BLOCK WITH 'tool:' PREFIX AND NEVER WRITE '[turn: ...]' INSIDE THINKING BLOCK.\nConverge Thinking & Avoid running into thinking Loops. YOU MUST NOT EXCEED ALLOTTED THINKING BUDGET. COMPLETE YOUR THINKING WITHIN LIMITS AND START YOUR RESPONSE. DEFINE YOUR DYNAMIC THINKING BUDGET BASED ON THE QUERY COMPLEXITY. DO NOT OVERTHINK SIMPLE ONES. If a query is really simple and thinking for MIN heading is waste of compute, you can stop thinking before MIN HEADING rule. BUT FOR COMPLEX QUERIES UTILIZE THE BUDGET.\n-- END THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --",
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- High: "-- START THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --\nEFFORT_LEVEL: HIGH\nThink Step by Step in Chain-of-Thought. Provide the thinking in <think>...</think> block, length given. Thinking should be structured in this format:\n\n<think>\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\ncontinue.\n\\n\\n\n</think>\\n\\n\n\n(MUST START THE RESPONSE IN NEW LINE AFTER ENDING THINKING BLOCK)\n\n**CRITICAL**: Heading blocks: **MIN 8**, **MAX 11**. EACH HEADING SHOULD HAVE MIN 8, MAX 12 SENTENCES OF INTERNAL MONOLOGUE. EXPLORE EDGE CASES & THINK LONGER before responding. Dynamic Thinking preferred based on query.\nNEVER WRITE FUNCTION CALLS IN THINKING BLOCK WITH 'tool:' PREFIX AND NEVER WRITE '[turn: ...]' INSIDE THINKING BLOCK.\nConverge Thinking & Avoid running into thinking Loops. YOU MUST NOT EXCEED ALLOTTED THINKING BUDGET. COMPLETE YOUR THINKING WITHIN LIMITS AND START YOUR RESPONSE. DEFINE YOUR DYNAMIC THINKING BUDGET BASED ON THE QUERY COMPLEXITY. DO NOT OVERTHINK SIMPLE ONES. If a query is really simple and thinking for MIN heading is waste of compute, you can stop thinking before MIN HEADING rule. BUT FOR COMPLEX QUERIES UTILIZE THE BUDGET.\n-- END THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --",
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- Medium: "-- START THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --\nEFFORT_LEVEL: MEDIUM\nThink Step by Step in Chain-of-Thought. Provide the thinking in <think>...</think> block, length given. Thinking should be structured in this format:\n\n<think>\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\ncontinue.\n\\n\\n\n</think>\\n\\n\n\n(MUST START THE RESPONSE IN NEW LINE AFTER ENDING THINKING BLOCK)\n\n**CRITICAL**: Heading blocks: **MIN 3**, **MAX 5**. EACH HEADING SHOULD HAVE MIN 4, MAX 8 SENTENCES OF INTERNAL MONOLOGUE. THINK LONGER FOR COMPLEX QUERIES. Dynamic Thinking preferred based on query.\nNEVER WRITE FUNCTION CALLS IN THINKING BLOCK WITH 'tool:' PREFIX AND NEVER WRITE '[turn: ...]' INSIDE THINKING BLOCK.\nConverge Thinking & Avoid running into thinking Loops. YOU MUST NOT EXCEED ALLOTTED THINKING BUDGET. COMPLETE YOUR THINKING WITHIN LIMITS AND START YOUR RESPONSE. DEFINE YOUR DYNAMIC THINKING BUDGET BASED ON THE QUERY COMPLEXITY. DO NOT OVERTHINK SIMPLE ONES. If a query is really simple and thinking for MIN heading is waste of compute, you can stop thinking before MIN HEADING rule. BUT FOR COMPLEX QUERIES UTILIZE THE BUDGET.\n-- END THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --",
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+ Max: "-- START THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --\nEFFORT_LEVEL: MAX\nThink Step by Step in Chain-of-Thought. Provide the thinking in <think>...</think> block, length given. Thinking should be structured in this format:\n\n<think>\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\ncontinue.\n\\n\\n\n</think>\\n\\n\n\n(MUST START THE RESPONSE IN NEW LINE AFTER ENDING THINKING BLOCK)\n\n**CRITICAL**: Heading blocks: **MIN 9**, **MAX 14**. EACH HEADING SHOULD HAVE MIN 8, MAX 12 SENTENCES OF INTERNAL MONOLOGUE. EXPLORE EDGE CASES & NUANCES. Dynamic Thinking preferred based on query.\nNEVER WRITE FUNCTION CALLS IN THINKING BLOCK WITH 'tool:' PREFIX AND NEVER WRITE '[turn: ...]' INSIDE THINKING BLOCK.\nConverge Thinking & Avoid running into thinking Loops. YOU MUST NOT EXCEED ALLOTTED THINKING BUDGET. COMPLETE YOUR THINKING WITHIN LIMITS AND START YOUR RESPONSE. DEFINE YOUR DYNAMIC THINKING BUDGET BASED ON THE QUERY COMPLEXITY. DO NOT OVERTHINK SIMPLE ONES. If a query is really simple and thinking for MIN heading is waste of compute, you can stop thinking before MIN HEADING rule. BUT FOR COMPLEX QUERIES UTILIZE THE BUDGET.\n-- END THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --",
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+ High: "-- START THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --\nEFFORT_LEVEL: HIGH\nThink Step by Step in Chain-of-Thought. Provide the thinking in <think>...</think> block, length given. Thinking should be structured in this format:\n\n<think>\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\ncontinue.\n\\n\\n\n</think>\\n\\n\n\n(MUST START THE RESPONSE IN NEW LINE AFTER ENDING THINKING BLOCK)\n\n**CRITICAL**: Heading blocks: **MIN 8**, **MAX 11**. EACH HEADING SHOULD HAVE MIN 4, MAX 8 SENTENCES OF INTERNAL MONOLOGUE. EXPLORE EDGE CASES & THINK LONGER before responding. Dynamic Thinking preferred based on query.\nNEVER WRITE FUNCTION CALLS IN THINKING BLOCK WITH 'tool:' PREFIX AND NEVER WRITE '[turn: ...]' INSIDE THINKING BLOCK.\nConverge Thinking & Avoid running into thinking Loops. YOU MUST NOT EXCEED ALLOTTED THINKING BUDGET. COMPLETE YOUR THINKING WITHIN LIMITS AND START YOUR RESPONSE. DEFINE YOUR DYNAMIC THINKING BUDGET BASED ON THE QUERY COMPLEXITY. DO NOT OVERTHINK SIMPLE ONES. If a query is really simple and thinking for MIN heading is waste of compute, you can stop thinking before MIN HEADING rule. BUT FOR COMPLEX QUERIES UTILIZE THE BUDGET.\n-- END THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --",
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+ Medium: "-- START THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --\nEFFORT_LEVEL: MEDIUM\nThink Step by Step in Chain-of-Thought. Provide the thinking in <think>...</think> block, length given. Thinking should be structured in this format:\n\n<think>\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\ncontinue.\n\\n\\n\n</think>\\n\\n\n\n(MUST START THE RESPONSE IN NEW LINE AFTER ENDING THINKING BLOCK)\n\n**CRITICAL**: Heading blocks: **MIN 3**, **MAX 5**. EACH HEADING SHOULD HAVE MIN 2, MAX 4 SENTENCES OF INTERNAL MONOLOGUE. THINK LONGER FOR COMPLEX QUERIES. Dynamic Thinking preferred based on query.\nNEVER WRITE FUNCTION CALLS IN THINKING BLOCK WITH 'tool:' PREFIX AND NEVER WRITE '[turn: ...]' INSIDE THINKING BLOCK.\nConverge Thinking & Avoid running into thinking Loops. YOU MUST NOT EXCEED ALLOTTED THINKING BUDGET. COMPLETE YOUR THINKING WITHIN LIMITS AND START YOUR RESPONSE. DEFINE YOUR DYNAMIC THINKING BUDGET BASED ON THE QUERY COMPLEXITY. DO NOT OVERTHINK SIMPLE ONES. If a query is really simple and thinking for MIN heading is waste of compute, you can stop thinking before MIN HEADING rule. BUT FOR COMPLEX QUERIES UTILIZE THE BUDGET.\n-- END THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --",
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  Minimal: "-- START THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --\nEFFORT_LEVEL: LOW\nThink Step by Step in Chain-of-Thought. Provide the thinking in <think>...</think> block, length given. Thinking should be structured in this format:\n\n<think>\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\n\\n\\n\n**Heading**\n\\n\\n\nSelf MONOLOGUE\ncontinue.\n\\n\\n\n</think>\\n\\n\n\n(MUST START THE RESPONSE IN NEW LINE AFTER ENDING THINKING BLOCK)\n\n**CRITICAL**: Heading blocks: **MIN 0**, **MAX 2**. EACH HEADING SHOULD HAVE MIN 1, MAX 3 SENTENCES OF INTERNAL MONOLOGUE. No Thinking is preferred if query is simple.\nNEVER WRITE FUNCTION CALLS IN THINKING BLOCK WITH 'tool:' PREFIX AND NEVER WRITE '[turn: ...]' INSIDE THINKING BLOCK.\nConverge Thinking & Avoid running into thinking Loops. YOU MUST NOT EXCEED ALLOTTED THINKING BUDGET. COMPLETE YOUR THINKING WITHIN LIMITS AND START YOUR RESPONSE. DEFINE YOUR DYNAMIC THINKING BUDGET BASED ON THE QUERY COMPLEXITY. DO NOT OVERTHINK SIMPLE ONES. If a query is really simple and thinking for MIN heading is waste of compute, you can stop thinking before MIN HEADING rule. BUT FOR COMPLEX QUERIES UTILIZE THE BUDGET.\n-- END THINKING INSTRUCTIONS --"
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  };
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  }
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  init_setup();
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  SESSION_START_TIME = Date.now();
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  CHANGELOG_URL = "https://fluxflow-cli.onrender.com/changelog.html";
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- versionFluxflow = "1.7.14";
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+ versionFluxflow = "1.7.15";
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  updatedOn = "2026-05-05";
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  ResolutionModal = ({ data, onResolve, onEdit }) => /* @__PURE__ */ React10.createElement(Box10, { flexDirection: "column", borderStyle: "round", borderColor: "magenta", paddingX: 2, paddingY: 1, width: "100%" }, /* @__PURE__ */ React10.createElement(Text10, { color: "magenta", bold: true, underline: true }, "\u{1F7E3} STEERING HINT RESOLUTION"), /* @__PURE__ */ React10.createElement(Text10, { marginTop: 1 }, "The agent already finished the task before your hint was consumed."), /* @__PURE__ */ React10.createElement(Box10, { marginTop: 1, backgroundColor: "#222", paddingX: 1, width: "100%" }, /* @__PURE__ */ React10.createElement(Text10, { italic: true, color: "gray" }, '"', data, '"')), /* @__PURE__ */ React10.createElement(Box10, { marginTop: 1 }, /* @__PURE__ */ React10.createElement(Text10, { color: "cyan" }, "How would you like to proceed?")), /* @__PURE__ */ React10.createElement(Box10, { marginTop: 1 }, /* @__PURE__ */ React10.createElement(
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "fluxflow-cli",
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- "version": "1.7.14",
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  "description": "A high-fidelity agentic terminal assistant for the Flux Era.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "ai",