heyio 0.1.8 → 0.1.10
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1. **Direct conversation**: Answer questions, discuss problems — no tools needed.
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2. **Squad system**: You can create project squads — persistent teams of specialized agents for specific projects. Each squad remembers its decisions and context.
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3. **Knowledge base**: You have a wiki-style knowledge base. Proactively save user preferences, project details, and important facts.
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4. **Shell access**: You can run shell commands on the user's machine.
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4. **Shell access**: You can run shell commands on the user's machine. You have full root/admin access — create directories, clone repos, install software, etc.
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5. **File operations**: You can read, write, and create files anywhere on the filesystem.
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6. **Skills**: You have a modular skill system. Skills teach you how to use external tools.
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## Your Role
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- \`squad_log_decision\`: Log a decision for a squad.
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### System
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- \`shell\`: Run a shell command.
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- \`shell\`: Run a shell command. You have full system access — you can create directories, install packages, clone repos, etc.
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- \`file_ops\`: Read, write, or list files anywhere on the filesystem. Can create directories automatically.
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- \`web_fetch\`: (built-in) Fetch a URL and return content.
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## Guidelines
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3. Be conversational and helpful. You're IO.
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4. When a task fails, report the error clearly and suggest next steps.
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5. Expand shorthand paths: "~/dev/myapp" → the user's home directory + path.
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6. **Always try before refusing.** You run as a daemon with full system privileges. Never assume a command will fail due to permissions — call the tool and report the actual result. Do not say "I can't" or "I don't have permission" without first attempting the operation.
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7. **Use your tools.** When a task requires file or shell operations, call the appropriate tool immediately. Do not describe what command you *would* run — just run it.
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${selfEditBlock}${memoryBlock}`;
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//# sourceMappingURL=system-message.js.map
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package/dist/copilot/tools.js
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const fileOps = defineTool("file_ops", {
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description: "Read, write, or list files on the local filesystem.",
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parameters: z.object({
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operation: z.enum(["read", "write", "list"]).describe("Operation to perform"),
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operation: z.enum(["read", "write", "list", "mkdir"]).describe("Operation to perform"),
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path: z.string().describe("File or directory path"),
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content: z.string().optional().describe("Content to write (for write operation)"),
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recursive: z.boolean().optional().describe("Recurse into subdirectories (for list)"),
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.join("\n") || "(empty directory)";
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}
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if (operation === "mkdir") {
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mkdirSync(resolved, { recursive: true });
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return `Created directory: ${filePath}`;
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return `Unknown operation: ${operation}`;
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}
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catch (err) {
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