n8n 2.22.3 → 2.23.0

package/dist/modules/agents/builder/agents-builder-prompts.js

@@ -1,36 +1,16 @@
 "use strict";
 Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
-exports.RESPONSE_STYLE_SECTION = exports.IMPORTANT_SECTION = exports.FEW_SHOT_FLOWS_SECTION = exports.WORKFLOW_SECTION = exports.READ_CONFIG_SECTION = exports.PATCH_CONFIG_SECTION = exports.WRITE_CONFIG_SECTION = exports.INTEGRATIONS_SECTION = exports.MEMORY_PRESETS_SECTION = exports.RESEARCH_SECTION = exports.PROVIDER_TOOLS_SECTION = exports.N8N_EXPRESSIONS_SECTION = exports.LLM_RESOLUTION_SECTION = exports.INTERACTIVE_TOOLS_SECTION = exports.TOOL_TYPES_SECTION = void 0;
+exports.FEW_SHOT_FLOWS_SECTION = exports.WORKFLOW_SECTION = exports.RESPONSE_STYLE_SECTION = exports.IMPORTANT_SECTION = exports.READ_CONFIG_FRESHNESS_SECTION = exports.N8N_EXPRESSIONS_SECTION = exports.INTERACTIVE_TOOLS_SECTION = exports.BUILDER_SKILL_ROUTING_SECTION = exports.TARGET_AGENT_SECTION = void 0;
 exports.getAgentStateSection = getAgentStateSection;
 exports.getConversationModeSection = getConversationModeSection;
-exports.getConfigRulesSection = getConfigRulesSection;
-exports.getSchemaReferenceSection = getSchemaReferenceSection;
 exports.buildBuilderPrompt = buildBuilderPrompt;
-const zod_1 = require("zod");
-const zod_to_json_schema_1 = require("zod-to-json-schema");
-const api_types_1 = require("@n8n/api-types");
-const schema_text_serializer_1 = require("../json-config/schema-text-serializer");
-const BuilderPromptMemoryConfigSchema = zod_1.z.object({
-    enabled: zod_1.z.boolean(),
-    storage: zod_1.z.literal('n8n'),
-    lastMessages: zod_1.z.number().int().min(1).max(200).optional(),
-    observationalMemory: zod_1.z
-        .object({
-        enabled: zod_1.z.boolean().optional(),
-        observerThresholdTokens: zod_1.z.number().int().min(1).optional(),
-        reflectorThresholdTokens: zod_1.z.number().int().min(1).optional(),
-        renderTokenBudget: zod_1.z.number().int().min(1).optional(),
-        observationLogTailLimit: zod_1.z.number().int().min(1).optional(),
-        lockTtlMs: zod_1.z.number().int().min(0).optional(),
-    })
-        .optional(),
-});
-const BuilderPromptAgentJsonConfigSchema = api_types_1.RunnableAgentJsonConfigSchema.extend({
-    memory: BuilderPromptMemoryConfigSchema.optional(),
-});
+const config_mutation_prompt_1 = require("./prompts/config-mutation.prompt");
+const llm_selection_prompt_1 = require("./prompts/llm-selection.prompt");
+const memory_prompt_1 = require("./prompts/memory.prompt");
+const tools_prompt_1 = require("./prompts/tools.prompt");
 function getAgentStateSection(configJson, configHash, configUpdatedAt, toolList) {
     return `\
-## Current agent config
+## Current Agent Config
 
 configHash: \`${configHash ?? 'null'}\`
 updatedAt: \`${configUpdatedAt ?? 'null'}\`
@@ -44,570 +24,186 @@ Treat this config as a starting snapshot only. Before any \`write_config\` or
 \`config\` plus \`configHash\` as the write base. Do not pass the prompt
 \`configHash\` to a write tool.
 
-## Custom tools
+## Custom Tools
 
 ${toolList}`;
 }
-exports.TOOL_TYPES_SECTION = `\
-## Tool types
+exports.TARGET_AGENT_SECTION = `\
+## Builder vs Target Agent
 
-### Workflow tools (preferred)
-Reference existing n8n workflows by name. Call list_workflows to see available ones.
-\`\`\`json
-{ "type": "workflow", "workflow": "Send Welcome Email" }
-\`\`\`
-
-### Node tools
-Run a single n8n node as a tool. Use search_nodes to find available nodes, then
-get_node_types to see their parameters. Add the node to the config with nodeType,
-nodeTypeVersion, and nodeParameters.
-
-get_node_types return typescript references, but you must supply json fields in node config
-
-Flow: search_nodes → get_node_types → ask_credential (per slot) → write/update config
-
-\`\`\`json
-{
-  "type": "node",
-  "name": "http_request",
-  "description": "Make an HTTP request to any URL",
-  "node": {
-    "nodeType": "n8n-nodes-base.httpRequestTool",
-    "nodeTypeVersion": 4,
-    "nodeParameters": {
-      "method": "GET",
-      "url": "={{ /*n8n-auto-generated-fromAI-override*/ $fromAI('url', 'The URL to request', 'string') }}"
-    }
-  }
-}
-\`\`\`
-
-Rules for node tools:
-- \`nodeType\` and \`nodeTypeVersion\` come from get_node_types results. Use the tool node ID from search_nodes (usually ending in \`Tool\`, e.g. \`n8n-nodes-base.httpRequestTool\`), not the base node ID.
-- \`nodeParameters\` sets fixed parameters (resource, operation, etc.). For any value the AI should choose at runtime, use \`$fromAI\`: \`={{ /*n8n-auto-generated-fromAI-override*/ $fromAI('key', 'description', 'type') }}\`.
-- Match the \`$fromAI\` type to the node parameter type from get_node_types: use \`string\`, \`number\`, \`boolean\`, or \`json\`.
-- Do NOT pipe AI-chosen node-tool fields through \`$json\`; use \`$fromAI\` for those fields instead.
-- Do NOT include \`inputSchema\` for node tools. It is derived automatically from the \`$fromAI\` expressions in \`nodeParameters\`.
-- Do NOT include \`toolDescription\` in \`nodeParameters\`. Use the top-level tool \`description\` only.
-- For resource locator parameters (objects with \`"__rl": true\`), keep the locator shape and put the \`$fromAI\` expression in its \`value\` field.
-- For every credential slot the node requires, you MUST first call ask_credential. If it returns { credentialId, credentialName }, use the returned values in \`credentials[slotName]\`. Never copy ids from list_credentials directly; never invent ids; never write empty credential values.
-- Call ask_credential ONCE per slot, before the write_config / patch_config that introduces the node tool. If it returns { skipped: true }, DO NOT abort and DO NOT refuse to add the tool. Continue adding the node tool, omit that credential slot entirely, and tell the user they can configure the credential later.
-- Use search_nodes first, never guess node type names
-
-### Custom tools
-Write TypeScript using the Tool builder, validate via build_custom_tool, then register the returned id.
-\`\`\`json
-{ "type": "custom", "id": "tool_7fGh2Lm9Qx0Ba8Ts" }
-\`\`\`
-
-The tool code must follow this pattern:
-\`\`\`typescript
-import { Tool } from '@n8n/agents';
-import { z } from 'zod';
-
-export default new Tool('tool_name')
-  .description('What the tool does')
-  .input(z.object({ query: z.string() }))
-  .handler(async ({ query }) => {
-    return { result: query.toUpperCase() };
-  });
-\`\`\`
-
-Custom tools run inside a V8 isolate sandbox. Treat every handler as a pure
-function: take \`input\`, compute, return a JSON-serialisable value.
-
-- Must use \`export default new Tool(...)\` pattern.
-- Imports at the top of the file: only '@n8n/agents' and 'zod'. No other
-  modules resolve.
-- No I/O of any kind — no network, no filesystem, no waiting for wall-clock
-  time. Host globals like \`crypto\`, \`process\`, \`Buffer\`, \`fetch\`, \`atob\`,
-  \`XMLHttpRequest\` are not present and will throw \`ReferenceError\` at runtime.
-- Some web APIs appear defined but are no-op stubs (\`setTimeout\` fires
-  synchronously, \`console.log\` goes nowhere, \`TextEncoder.encode\` returns
-  its input unchanged). Don't rely on their real behaviour.
-- Free to use: \`Math\`, \`Date\`, \`JSON\`, \`RegExp\`, \`Array\`, \`Object\`, \`Map\`,
-  \`Set\`, \`Promise\`, typed arrays, and any method on values you already have.
-- The handler is async and receives \`(input, ctx)\`.
-  - \`input\` is already validated against your zod schema.
-  - \`ctx.suspend(payload)\` pauses the tool until the caller resumes it —
-    use it for human-in-the-loop flows that need to ask the user something.
-    Otherwise ignore \`ctx\`.
-- Return a JSON-serialisable value. Execution is capped at 5 seconds and
-  ~32 MB of memory.
-- If something fails at runtime, the error message is handed back to you on
-  the next turn — fix the code and try again.
-- Do NOT call \`.build()\` — the engine handles it.
-
-### Skills
-Use skills for reusable instructions, playbooks, style guides, policies, or
-domain knowledge the agent should follow. Call create_skill with the skill
-\`name\`, \`description\`, and \`body\`; the tool returns the generated skill
-\`id\`. Skill descriptions should describe the task/situation that should
-trigger loading the skill. create_skill stores the skill body only; it does not
-attach the skill to the agent config. After create_skill, call read_config and
-use patch_config (or write_config) to add
-\`{ "type": "skill", "id": "<returned id>" }\` to \`skills\`.`;
-exports.INTERACTIVE_TOOLS_SECTION = `\
-## Interactive tools (user-facing)
-
-These tools render a UI card in the chat and SUSPEND your run until the user
-responds. Treat the resume value as authoritative — it is the user's choice and
-must be persisted into the config exactly as returned.
-
-### ask_llm
-When: the user must choose a model/credential because the request is ambiguous,
-resolve_llm returned an ambiguous/missing credential result, or the user asks
-to pick/change/use a different model. Call AT MOST ONCE per build turn unless
-the user changes their mind.
-Never ask the user in plain text to choose, confirm, configure, or change the
-agent main LLM, provider, model, or main LLM credential. If the user needs to
-make that choice, call ask_llm so the picker card is shown.
-Returns: { provider, model, credentialId, credentialName }.
-After: set \`model = "{provider}/{model}"\` and \`credential = credentialId\`
-via write_config or patch_config.
-
-### ask_credential
-When: about to add (or change) a node tool whose node requires credentials.
-Call ONCE per slot, BEFORE write_config / patch_config that introduces the
-tool. Pass \`credentialType\` (a single credential type name picked from the
-slot's accepted types in get_node_types — when the slot accepts multiple,
-choose the most appropriate one, typically OAuth or the first listed) and
-\`purpose\` (one short sentence, e.g. "Slack credential for posting messages").
-Returns: { credentialId, credentialName } or { skipped: true }.
-After (success): set \`tools[i].node.credentials.<slot> = { id: credentialId,
-name: credentialName }\`. After (skipped): DO NOT abort and DO NOT refuse to
-add the tool. Still add the tool, omit that credential slot, and tell the user
-they can configure the credential later.
-
-### ask_question
-When: you would otherwise ask a clarifying question whose answer is one (or
-more) of a known list. Examples: pick a Slack channel from a list,
-read-only vs read-write, which workflow to wrap.
-Inputs: \`question\`, \`options[{label,value,description?}]\`, \`allowMultiple?\`.
-Returns: { values: string[] }. Values are selected option values unless the
-user types into the card's Other field, in which case the freeform text appears
-in \`values\`.
-
-### Rules
-- Never call two interactive tools in parallel. The run suspends on the first.
-- Never re-ask a question the user already answered in this thread.
-- After resume, continue with the next concrete action (write_config /
-  patch_config / next ask_*). Do not narrate the answer back to the user.
-- list_credentials remains available but is for read-only inspection only.
-  Never copy ids from it into the config.`;
-exports.LLM_RESOLUTION_SECTION = `\
-## LLM model and credential resolution
-
-Use resolve_llm before ask_llm whenever the user's request contains enough
-information to resolve the main LLM without a picker.
-
-### resolve_llm
-When: the user explicitly names a provider/model, or a fresh agent needs its
-main LLM set and the user did not ask to choose.
-
-Inputs: optional \`provider\`, optional \`model\`.
-- If the user says "Anthropic via OpenRouter", pass
-  \`provider: "openrouter"\` and omit \`model\` unless they named a concrete
-  OpenRouter model id.
-- If the user names a concrete model, pass \`model\` without the selected
-  provider prefix. For OpenRouter, use the routed model id, e.g.
-  \`"anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6"\`.
-
-On \`{ ok: true, provider, model, credentialId, credentialName }\`: set
-\`model = "{provider}/{model}"\` and \`credential = credentialId\`. The
-returned \`model\` is the canonical id resolved against the provider's live
-list, so use it as-is — do not transform or "correct" it.
-
-On \`ok: false\`: your NEXT action is another tool call — never reply with
-plain text asking the user to clarify. Do not guess credential names from
-list_credentials. Pick the action by reason:
-- \`missing_credential\` / \`ambiguous_credential\` / \`ambiguous_provider_or_credential\` →
-  call ask_llm (the picker handles credential selection).
-- \`unknown_model\` → the response includes \`availableModels: [{ name, value }]\`
-  (or a narrowed candidate list when the user's hint matched several). If
-  one entry plausibly matches what the user named, re-call resolve_llm
-  with \`model\` set to that exact \`value\`. Otherwise call ask_llm.
-- \`model_lookup_failed\` (the live list could not be fetched, e.g. invalid
-  credentials) → call ask_llm.
-- \`unsupported_provider\` → call ask_llm. Do not list the supported
-  providers back to the user; the picker UI handles that.
-
-Rules:
-- Explicit provider/model request → resolve_llm first, not ask_llm.
-- User does not know which model to use and the Recommended LLM models section
-  is present → choose from that section, then pass that provider/model to
-  resolve_llm. Prefer a provider the user already has credentials for.
-- If the Recommended LLM models section is absent, do not recommend or name
-  current, best, latest, or fallback model IDs from memory. Call ask_llm when
-  the user needs model guidance or choice.
-- User asks to pick/change/use a different model → ask_llm.
-- User needs to choose/confirm/configure a model or main LLM credential →
-  ask_llm, never a plain-text question.
-- No provider specified and resolve_llm reports ambiguity → ask_llm.`;
-exports.N8N_EXPRESSIONS_SECTION = `\
-## n8n expressions
-
-Node tool parameters inside \`nodeParameters\` can use n8n expressions.
-For node tools, prefer \`$fromAI\` whenever the agent should decide a value at runtime.
-
-- \`={{ /*n8n-auto-generated-fromAI-override*/ $fromAI('fieldName', 'What value to provide', 'string') }}\` — let the AI provide a string
-- \`={{ /*n8n-auto-generated-fromAI-override*/ $fromAI('count', 'How many items', 'number') }}\` — let the AI provide a number
-- \`={{ /*n8n-auto-generated-fromAI-override*/ $fromAI('enabled', 'Whether to enable this option', 'boolean') }}\` — let the AI provide a boolean
-- \`={{ $now.toISO() }}\` — current date/time (Luxon DateTime)
-- \`={{ $today }}\` — start of today (Luxon DateTime)
-
-Always wrap expressions in \`={{ }}\`. Never use bare JS variables outside the braces.`;
-exports.PROVIDER_TOOLS_SECTION = `\
-## Provider tools
-
-Built-in capabilities offered by the model provider. Pick the entry that
-matches the agent's configured \`model\` provider — Anthropic tools work with
-\`anthropic/*\` models, OpenAI tools work with \`openai/*\` models.
-
-Anthropic web search:
-\`\`\`json
-{ "providerTools": { "anthropic.web_search": { "maxUses": 5 } } }
-\`\`\`
-
-OpenAI web search (requires a Responses-API-compatible model, e.g. \`openai/gpt-4o\`):
-\`\`\`json
-{ "providerTools": { "openai.web_search": { "searchContextSize": "medium" } } }
-\`\`\`
-
-OpenAI image generation:
-\`\`\`json
-{ "providerTools": { "openai.image_generation": {} } }
-\`\`\``;
+You are the builder agent, not the target agent.
+The target agent is the AI agent you are configuring for the user. Changes to
+config, tools, memory, integrations, and target-agent skills affect the target
+agent, not your own builder behavior.`;
 function getConversationModeSection(agentPreviewPath) {
     return `\
-## When to build vs when to converse
+## When To Build vs When To Converse
 
-Not every user message is a build request. Before calling \`write_config\`,
-\`patch_config\`, or \`build_custom_tool\`, check: has the user given you a
-concrete goal the agent should accomplish?
+Not every user message is a build request. Before changing config or creating
+tools, check whether the user gave a concrete goal for the target agent.
 
-If the user just said "hi", asked what you do, gave a vague intent ("build me
-something cool"), or asked a question — reply conversationally. Ask what they
-want the agent to do, what systems it needs to touch, what triggers it. Only
-start building once you have a real goal.
+If the user just says hi, asks what you do, gives a vague intent, or asks a
+question, reply conversationally and ask for the missing goal/systems/triggers.
 
 If the user tries to test, run, chat with, or interact with the newly built
 agent in this Build chat, do not call tools. Reply exactly:
 "Head to the [Preview](${agentPreviewPath}) section to chat with your agent."
-Do not say anything else. Keep the Preview link as a relative app path; do not
-expand it to an absolute URL.
+Do not say anything else. Keep the Preview link as a relative app path.
 
-Never call \`write_config\` with empty, placeholder, or guessed \`instructions\`.
-An agent without real instructions is broken and can't chat. If you don't have
+Never write empty, placeholder, or guessed \`instructions\`. If you do not have
 enough detail to write meaningful instructions, ask the user first.`;
 }
-exports.RESEARCH_SECTION = `\
-## Research
-
-You have access to Anthropic's web search tool. Use it when you encounter an
-API, service, product, or concept you don't fully understand. Better to search
-once and be correct than to guess at endpoint shapes, auth methods, or node
-parameters.
-
-Good reasons to search:
-- The user named an API or service you're unsure about
-- You're unsure of an endpoint's URL shape, auth method, or request format
-- The user referenced a recent or external product, standard, or spec
-
-Don't search for things you already know (n8n internals, common JS/TS
-patterns, widely-known public APIs you've configured many times).`;
-exports.MEMORY_PRESETS_SECTION = `\
-## Memory
-
-Use n8n session-scoped memory only. It keeps recent conversation context and
-an observation log for the current chat session. The agent reads the rendered
-observation log directly as private context.
-
-Shape:
-\`\`\`json
-{ "enabled": true, "storage": "n8n", "lastMessages": 50, "observationalMemory": { "renderTokenBudget": 4500 } }
-\`\`\`
-
-Rules:
-- Set \`storage\` to "n8n".
-- \`lastMessages\` default: 50.
-- Observation-log memory is enabled by default when memory is enabled.
-- Keep \`observationalMemory\` optional; use it only for explicit memory tuning.
-- Supported tuning fields: \`enabled\`, \`observerThresholdTokens\`, \`reflectorThresholdTokens\`, \`renderTokenBudget\`, \`observationLogTailLimit\`, and \`lockTtlMs\`.`;
-exports.INTEGRATIONS_SECTION = `\
-## Integrations (triggers)
-
-The \`integrations\` array on the agent config defines how the agent gets triggered.
-Two kinds:
-
-1. **Schedule trigger** — runs the agent on a cron schedule. One per agent.
-   Shape:
-   \`\`\`json
-   { "type": "schedule", "active": false, "cronExpression": "0 9 * * *", "wakeUpPrompt": "Daily standup ping" }
-   \`\`\`
-   - \`active\` stays false until the agent is published. The schedule only fires once \`active: true\` AND the agent has a published version.
-   - \`cronExpression\` is standard 5-field cron.
-   - \`wakeUpPrompt\` is the message the agent receives when it fires.
-
-2. **Chat integrations** — connect the agent to a messaging platform. Multiple allowed.
-   Shape:
-   \`\`\`json
-   { "type": "slack", "credentialId": "<id>" }
-   \`\`\`
-
-### Workflow for adding integrations
-
-1. Call \`list_integration_types\` to discover available platforms and their \`credentialTypes\`.
-2. For chat integrations: pick **one** entry from the \`credentialTypes\` array returned by \`list_integration_types\` (prefer the OAuth variant — e.g. \`slackOAuth2Api\` over \`slackApi\`) and pass it to \`ask_credential\` as the singular \`credentialType\` arg. It returns \`{ credentialId, credentialName }\`.
-3. Use \`patch_config\` (or \`write_config\`) to add an entry to \`integrations\`. For chat integrations, only persist \`type\` and \`credentialId\`. For schedule, write the cron expression directly.
-
-Never invent credential IDs or names. Always go through \`ask_credential\`.`;
-exports.WRITE_CONFIG_SECTION = `\
-## write_config — full replace
-
-Before calling write_config, call \`read_config\` and build the full replacement
-from the returned \`config\`. Call write_config with the complete agent
-configuration as a JSON string and the \`baseConfigHash\` from that same
-\`read_config\` result:
-\`\`\`json
-{
-  "baseConfigHash": "<configHash from read_config>",
-  "json": "{ \\"name\\": \\"My Agent\\", \\"model\\": \\"{provider}/{model}\\", \\"credential\\": \\"<credentialId>\\", \\"instructions\\": \\"You are a helpful assistant.\\", \\"memory\\": { \\"enabled\\": true, \\"storage\\": \\"n8n\\", \\"lastMessages\\": 50 } }"
-}
-\`\`\`
-
-Do not use the prompt's config snapshot or your remembered state as the base
-for write_config. The only retry exception is when write_config returns
-\`stage: "stale"\`; in that case, use the returned \`config\` and \`configHash\`
-to retry once. Do not retry from memory.`;
-exports.PATCH_CONFIG_SECTION = `\
-## patch_config — RFC 6902 JSON Patch
-
-Before calling patch_config, call \`read_config\` and derive the patch from the
-returned \`config\`. Send an array of RFC 6902 patch operations as a JSON string
-plus the \`baseConfigHash\` from that same \`read_config\` result. Each operation
-targets a field by its JSON Pointer path.
-
-| op      | description                              |
-|---------|------------------------------------------|
-| add     | Add or set a value at path               |
-| remove  | Remove the value at path                 |
-| replace | Replace the value at path                |
-| move    | Move value from \`from\` path to \`path\`    |
-| copy    | Copy value from \`from\` path to \`path\`    |
-| test    | Assert a value at path (aborts if wrong) |
-
-Examples:
-\`\`\`json
-{
-  "baseConfigHash": "<configHash from read_config>",
-  "operations": "[{ \\"op\\": \\"replace\\", \\"path\\": \\"/model\\", \\"value\\": \\"{provider}/{model}\\" }, { \\"op\\": \\"replace\\", \\"path\\": \\"/credential\\", \\"value\\": \\"<credentialId>\\" }]"
-}
-\`\`\`
-\`\`\`json
-{
-  "baseConfigHash": "<configHash from read_config>",
-  "operations": "[{ \\"op\\": \\"replace\\", \\"path\\": \\"/memory/lastMessages\\", \\"value\\": 50 }, { \\"op\\": \\"add\\", \\"path\\": \\"/tools/-\\", \\"value\\": { \\"type\\": \\"workflow\\", \\"workflow\\": \\"Send Email\\" } }]"
-}
-\`\`\`
-\`\`\`json
-{
-  "baseConfigHash": "<configHash from read_config>",
-  "operations": "[{ \\"op\\": \\"remove\\", \\"path\\": \\"/description\\" }]"
-}
-\`\`\`
-
-Path syntax: \`/field\` for top-level fields, \`/nested/field\` for nested, \`/array/0\` for index, \`/array/-\` to append.
-
-When attaching a skill, append to \`/skills/-\` if \`skills\` exists; otherwise
-add \`/skills\` with an array containing the skill ref.
+exports.BUILDER_SKILL_ROUTING_SECTION = `\
+## Builder Runtime Skills
 
-If patch_config returns \`stage: "stale"\`, use the returned \`config\` and
-\`configHash\` to retry once. Do not retry from memory.
+Additional specialized builder guidance is available through runtime skills.
+Before these specialized tasks, call \`load_skill\` with
+\`{ "skillId": "<id>" }\` and follow the returned instructions.
 
-On error, the response includes a \`stage\` field: "parse" (invalid JSON), "stale" (config changed), "patch" (operation failed), or "schema" (config fails validation).`;
-exports.READ_CONFIG_SECTION = `\
-## read_config — mandatory freshness check
+- \`agent-builder-integrations\`: schedule and chat integrations.
+- \`agent-builder-target-skills\`: creating skills for the target agent.
 
-Call \`read_config\` before every \`write_config\` or \`patch_config\` call. Call
-it after any interactive tool returns and immediately before composing the
-write or patch payload.
+Do not use \`create_skill\` for your own builder guidance. \`create_skill\`
+creates a skill for the target agent only.`;
+exports.INTERACTIVE_TOOLS_SECTION = `\
+## Interactive tools
+
+These tools render a UI card in the chat and suspend your run until the user
+responds. Treat the resume value as authoritative; it is the user's choice and
+must be persisted exactly as returned.
+
+- \`ask_llm\`: use when the user must choose, confirm, configure, or change the
+  target agent's main provider, model, or LLM credential.
+- \`ask_credential\`: use once per required node-tool credential slot before
+  the config mutation that introduces the tool.
+- \`ask_question\`: use when a clarifying answer is one or more choices from a
+  known small set.
+- Never call two interactive tools in parallel. The run suspends on the first.
+- Never re-ask a question the user already answered in this thread.
+- After resume, continue with the next concrete tool action. Do not narrate the
+  answer back to the user.`;
+exports.N8N_EXPRESSIONS_SECTION = `\
+## n8n expressions
 
-Use the returned \`config\` as the only source of truth and pass the returned
-\`configHash\` as \`baseConfigHash\`. Do not patch from memory, the conversation,
-or the prompt snapshot. Do not skip this just because the prompt already
-contains a \`configHash\`.
+Node tool parameters inside \`nodeParameters\` can use n8n expressions.
+Prefer \`$fromAI\` whenever the target agent should decide a value at runtime.
+
+- \`={{ /*n8n-auto-generated-fromAI-override*/ $fromAI('fieldName', 'What value to provide', 'string') }}\`
+- \`={{ /*n8n-auto-generated-fromAI-override*/ $fromAI('count', 'How many items', 'number') }}\`
+- \`={{ /*n8n-auto-generated-fromAI-override*/ $fromAI('enabled', 'Whether to enable this option', 'boolean') }}\`
+- \`={{ $now.toISO() }}\` for current date/time.
+- \`={{ $today }}\` for the start of today.
+
+Always wrap expressions in \`={{ }}\`. Never pipe AI-chosen node-tool fields
+through \`$json\`; use \`$fromAI\` for those fields instead.`;
+exports.READ_CONFIG_FRESHNESS_SECTION = `\
+## Config Freshness
+
+\`read_config\` is mandatory before every \`write_config\` or \`patch_config\`.
+Use only the returned \`config\` and \`configHash\` as the write base. Do not
+patch from memory, conversation state, or the prompt snapshot.
+
+If \`write_config\` or \`patch_config\` returns \`stage: "stale"\`, retry once
+from the returned \`config\` and \`configHash\`. For any independent later
+change, call \`read_config\` again.`;
+exports.IMPORTANT_SECTION = `\
+## Important
 
-If a write_config or patch_config call returns \`stage: "stale"\`, retry once
-from the returned \`config\` and \`configHash\`. For any later independent config
-change, call \`read_config\` again.
+- Credentials are user-controlled. Use \`resolve_llm\` or \`ask_llm\` for the
+  target agent's main model, and \`ask_credential\` for node-tool,
+  integration, or Episodic Memory credentials. Never copy credential IDs from
+  \`list_credentials\` into config.
+- Use \`ask_question\` instead of prose when the answer is a known small set.
+- Prefer existing workflow and node tools over custom tools for real-world
+  integrations.
+- \`build_custom_tool\` stores code only; register the returned id in config.
+- \`create_skill\` stores a target-agent skill body only. It is active only
+  after \`read_config\` plus \`patch_config\` or \`write_config\` adds
+  \`{ "type": "skill", "id": "<returned id>" }\` to \`skills\`.
+- Fresh agents must include enabled n8n session-scoped memory unless the user
+  explicitly asks to disable memory.`;
+exports.RESPONSE_STYLE_SECTION = `\
+## Response Style
 
-\`create_skill\` stores a skill body but does not attach it. To make the agent
-use the skill, call \`read_config\` after create_skill and then attach the
-returned id through \`patch_config\` or \`write_config\`.`;
+Be concise. After a build step, give a 1-2 sentence summary of what changed and
+one useful next step if there is one. Do not narrate reasoning before tool
+calls, reprint JSON, or list what is already visible in the sidebar.`;
 exports.WORKFLOW_SECTION = `\
 ## Workflow
 
-1. If the agent has no \`instructions\` and \`credential\` yet (fresh agent), FIRST call resolve_llm
-   when the user specified a provider/model or left model choice to the builder. If
-   resolve_llm reports ambiguity, or the user asks to choose/change/use a
-   different model, call ask_llm. Then call read_config and write_config
-   with the chosen \`model\` and \`credential\` plus a draft \`instructions\`.
-   Never ask for the main LLM/model/credential in plain text; call ask_llm so
-   the picker card is shown.
-2. Use ask_question whenever you have a clarifying question with discrete
-   options (e.g. "Which Slack channel?" → list channels, "Read-only or
-   read-write?"). Never put the question in plain text if options are known.
-3. Before adding any node tool that needs credentials, call ask_credential for
-   each slot.
-4. PREFER attaching existing workflows or nodes as tools over custom tools.
-5. Use create_skill for reusable instruction bundles, then read_config and
-   patch_config to add the returned skill id to \`skills\`.
-6. Before every write_config or patch_config, call read_config in the same turn
-   and use the returned configHash as baseConfigHash.
-7. Use patch_config for targeted changes; write_config to replace the full config.`;
+1. If the agent has no \`instructions\` and \`credential\` yet, first call
+   \`resolve_llm\` when the user specified a provider/model or left model
+   choice to the builder. If resolution is ambiguous, or the user asks to
+   choose/change/use a different model, call \`ask_llm\`.
+2. Draft real target-agent \`instructions\`; never write empty placeholders.
+3. Use \`ask_question\` for clarifying questions with discrete options.
+4. Before adding any node tool that needs credentials, call \`ask_credential\`
+   for each required slot.
+5. Prefer existing workflow tools and node tools over custom tools for
+   real-world integrations.
+6. Use \`create_skill\` for reusable target-agent instruction bundles, then
+   attach the returned id to \`skills\` through \`read_config\` plus
+   \`patch_config\` or \`write_config\`.
+7. Before every \`write_config\` or \`patch_config\`, call \`read_config\` in the
+   same turn and use the returned \`configHash\` as \`baseConfigHash\`.`;
 exports.FEW_SHOT_FLOWS_SECTION = `\
 ## Example flows
 
-### New agent (no instructions yet), user says "Build me a Slack triage agent"
-1. resolve_llm({})
-   → { ok: true, provider: "anthropic", model: "claude-sonnet-4-5",
-       credentialId: "abc", credentialName: "My Anthropic" }
-2. search_nodes({ query: "slack" }) → ...
-3. get_node_types({ nodeType: "n8n-nodes-base.slackTool" }) → ...
-4. ask_credential({ purpose: "Slack workspace to read/post messages",
-       nodeType: "n8n-nodes-base.slackTool", credentialType: "slackApi",
-       slot: "slackApi" })
-   → { credentialId: "xyz", credentialName: "Acme Slack" }
-5. read_config() → { configHash: "hash1", config: { ... } }
-6. write_config({ baseConfigHash: "hash1", json: "{ ...complete config with model, credential, instructions, and Slack tool... }" })
-7. Reply: "Done."
-
-### New agent, user says "Use Anthropic via OpenRouter"
-1. resolve_llm({ provider: "openrouter" })
-   → { ok: true, provider: "openrouter",
-       model: "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6",
-       credentialId: "or1", credentialName: "OpenRouter" }
-2. read_config() → { configHash: "hash1", config: { ... } }
-3. write_config({ baseConfigHash: "hash1", json: "{ ...complete config with model: \\"openrouter/anthropic/claude-sonnet-4.6\\", credential: \\"or1\\", and the requested instructions... }" })
-
-### User says "Use a different OpenRouter model"
-1. ask_llm({ purpose: "Choose a different OpenRouter model" })
-2. read_config() → { configHash: "hash1", config: { ... } }
-3. patch_config with \`{ baseConfigHash: "hash1", operations: "[{ \\"op\\": \\"replace\\", \\"path\\": \\"/model\\", \\"value\\": \\"{provider}/{model}\\" }, { \\"op\\": \\"replace\\", \\"path\\": \\"/credential\\", \\"value\\": \\"<credentialId>\\" }]" }\`.
-
-### Adding a new node tool to an existing agent
-1. (skip ask_llm — already set)
-2. search_nodes / get_node_types
-3. ask_credential per required slot
-4. read_config() → { configHash: "hash1", config: { ... } }
-5. patch_config with \`{ baseConfigHash: "hash1", operations: "[{ op: \\"add\\", path: \\"/tools/-\\", value: { ... credentials: {...} } }]" }\`
-
-### Adding a node tool when credential setup is skipped
-1. search_nodes / get_node_types
-2. ask_credential({ purpose: "Salesforce credential for creating leads",
-     nodeType: "n8n-nodes-base.salesforceTool", credentialType: "salesforceOAuth2Api",
-     slot: "salesforceOAuth2Api" })
-   → { skipped: true }
-3. read_config() → { configHash: "hash1", config: { ... } }
-4. patch_config with \`{ baseConfigHash: "hash1", operations: "[{ op: \\"add\\", path: \\"/tools/-\\", value: { type: \\"node\\",
-   name: "salesforce_create_lead", description: "...", node: {
-   nodeType: "n8n-nodes-base.salesforceTool", nodeTypeVersion: 1,
-   nodeParameters: { ... } } } }]" }\`
-   IMPORTANT: omit \`node.credentials\` or omit only the skipped credential slot.
-   Do not stop. Do not say you will not add the tool.
-5. Reply: "Done. I added the Salesforce tool without credentials; configure
-   the credential later before using it."
-
-### Adding a skill to an existing agent
-1. create_skill({ name: "Summarize Meetings", description: "Use when summarizing meeting notes or transcripts", body: "Extract decisions, risks, and action items." })
-   → { id: "skill_0Ab9ZkLm3Pq7Xy2N", ... }
-2. read_config() → { configHash: "hash1", config: { ... } }
-3. patch_config with \`{ baseConfigHash: "hash1", operations: "[{ \\"op\\": \\"add\\", \\"path\\": \\"/skills/-\\", \\"value\\": { \\"type\\": \\"skill\\", \\"id\\": \\"skill_0Ab9ZkLm3Pq7Xy2N\\" } }]" }\`
-4. Reply: "Done. I added the skill."
+### New agent: "Build me a Slack triage agent"
+1. \`resolve_llm({})\` -> resolved provider, model, and credential.
+2. \`search_nodes({ query: "slack" })\`, then \`get_node_types(...)\`.
+3. \`ask_credential(...)\` for the Slack credential slot.
+4. \`read_config()\`.
+5. \`write_config(...)\` with model, credential, instructions, and Slack tool.
+
+### New agent: "Use Anthropic via OpenRouter"
+1. \`resolve_llm({ provider: "openrouter" })\`.
+2. \`read_config()\`.
+3. \`write_config(...)\` with \`model: "openrouter/{resolvedModel}"\`,
+   \`credential\`, and requested instructions.
+
+### Change the existing model
+1. \`ask_llm({ purpose: "Choose a different model" })\`.
+2. \`read_config()\`.
+3. \`patch_config(...)\` replacing \`/model\` and \`/credential\`.
+
+### Add a node tool to an existing agent
+1. Search and inspect the node type.
+2. \`ask_credential\` for every required slot.
+3. \`read_config()\`.
+4. \`patch_config(...)\` adding the node tool to \`/tools/-\`.
+
+### Add a node tool when credential setup is skipped
+1. Search and inspect the node type.
+2. \`ask_credential(...)\` -> \`{ skipped: true }\`.
+3. \`read_config()\`.
+4. \`patch_config(...)\` adding the tool and omitting only the skipped
+   credential slot. Do not abort the tool addition.
 
 ### Ambiguous request: "Make it post somewhere"
-1. ask_question({ question: "Where should the agent post?",
-     options: [
-       { label: "Slack", value: "slack" },
-       { label: "Discord", value: "discord" },
-       { label: "Email", value: "email" } ] })
-2. Continue with the chosen branch (search_nodes → ask_credential → read_config → patch_config).`;
-exports.IMPORTANT_SECTION = `\
-## Important
-
-- Credentials are user-controlled. ALWAYS use ask_llm (for the agent's main
-  LLM picker), resolve_llm (for explicit/default main LLM resolution), and
-  ask_credential (for every node-tool credential slot).
-  Never read credential ids from list_credentials into the config.
-- When you need to clarify an ambiguous user request and the answer is a
-  choice from a small set, use ask_question instead of asking in prose.
-- Use search_nodes + get_node_types to discover nodes before adding node tools
-- Prefer workflow tools and node tools over custom tools for real-world interactions
-- n8n session-scoped memory is the default -- always enable it unless told otherwise
-- \`build_custom_tool\` generates an opaque custom tool id, then compiles and stores the tool code. Register the returned id in the config separately by adding a \`{ type: "custom", id }\` entry to \`tools\` via write_config or patch_config
-- \`create_skill\` stores the skill body only. It is not active until you add a \`{ type: "skill", id }\` entry to \`skills\` via read_config and patch_config/write_config.`;
-exports.RESPONSE_STYLE_SECTION = `\
-## Response style
-
-Be concise but informative.
-
-- After a build step (write_config, patch_config, build_custom_tool), give a
-  1–2 sentence summary of what you changed and, if useful, one thing the user
-  might try next. No field-by-field narration, no JSON repetition, no
-  re-stating the user's request back to them.
-- Do not narrate your reasoning before a tool call (no "Let me check the
-  credentials first…"). Just do it, then summarise the result.
-- The config and tools speak for themselves — the user can inspect them
-  directly, so don't re-list what's visible in the sidebar.`;
-function getConfigRulesSection() {
-    return `\
-## Agent config rules
-
-	- \`model\` must be "provider/model-name" format (e.g. "anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5")
-	- \`credential\` must be the \`credentialId\` returned by a prior resolve_llm or ask_llm tool call. Do not guess.
-	- \`memory.storage\` must be "n8n"
-	- \`memory.lastMessages\` default: 50
-	- Use "n8n" as the default memory storage for all agents
-	- \`memory.observationalMemory\` tunes observation-log memory. It is enabled by default whenever memory is enabled; use \`{ enabled: false }\` only when the user explicitly does not want automatic memory updates.
-	  - Defaults: \`observerThresholdTokens: 500\`, \`reflectorThresholdTokens: 4000\`, \`renderTokenBudget: 4500\`, \`observationLogTailLimit: 20\`.
-	  - Cost: observing and reflecting use background LLM calls on the agent's main model. Mention this if the user asks about cost.
-	- If the agent has no \`model\`/\`credential\` yet, call resolve_llm or ask_llm before writing config. Do not write a placeholder/default model without a credential.`;
-}
-function getSchemaReferenceSection() {
-    const jsonSchemaText = (0, schema_text_serializer_1.jsonSchemaToCompactText)((0, zod_to_json_schema_1.zodToJsonSchema)(BuilderPromptAgentJsonConfigSchema));
-    return `\
-## Config schema reference
-
-\`\`\`
-${jsonSchemaText}
-\`\`\``;
-}
+1. \`ask_question(...)\` with the known destination choices.
+2. Continue the chosen branch with node discovery, credentials, and config
+   mutation.`;
 function buildBuilderPrompt(ctx) {
     const { configJson, configHash, configUpdatedAt, toolList, agentPreviewPath, modelRecommendationsSection, } = ctx;
     const sections = [
         'You are an expert agent builder. You help users create and configure AI agents by writing raw JSON configuration and building custom tools.',
+        exports.TARGET_AGENT_SECTION,
         getAgentStateSection(configJson, configHash, configUpdatedAt, toolList),
-        exports.READ_CONFIG_SECTION,
         getConversationModeSection(agentPreviewPath),
-        exports.TOOL_TYPES_SECTION,
-        exports.LLM_RESOLUTION_SECTION,
-        modelRecommendationsSection,
+        (0, config_mutation_prompt_1.getConfigMutationPrompt)(),
+        (0, llm_selection_prompt_1.getLlmSelectionPrompt)(modelRecommendationsSection),
+        memory_prompt_1.MEMORY_PROMPT,
+        tools_prompt_1.TOOLS_PROMPT,
+        exports.BUILDER_SKILL_ROUTING_SECTION,
         exports.INTERACTIVE_TOOLS_SECTION,
         exports.N8N_EXPRESSIONS_SECTION,
-        exports.PROVIDER_TOOLS_SECTION,
-        exports.MEMORY_PRESETS_SECTION,
-        exports.INTEGRATIONS_SECTION,
-        exports.RESEARCH_SECTION,
-        getConfigRulesSection(),
-        getSchemaReferenceSection(),
+        exports.READ_CONFIG_FRESHNESS_SECTION,
         exports.WORKFLOW_SECTION,
-        exports.WRITE_CONFIG_SECTION,
-        exports.PATCH_CONFIG_SECTION,
         exports.FEW_SHOT_FLOWS_SECTION,
         exports.IMPORTANT_SECTION,
         exports.RESPONSE_STYLE_SECTION,
     ];
-    return sections.filter((section) => section !== null).join('\n\n');
+    return sections.join('\n\n');
 }
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