omni-context-cli 0.0.33 → 0.0.35

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@@ -7,17 +7,25 @@ parameters:
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  query:
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  type: string
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  description: What aspect of the project structure to explore
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+ directory:
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+ type: string
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+ description: Limit the search to this directory. If not provided, searches the entire project.
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  required: [query]
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  ---
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- Explore: {{query}}
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+ Survey the project structure and find out: {{query}}
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+
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+ {{#if directory}}Limit the search to this directory: {{directory}}.{{/if}}
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+ Use glob to survey the file structure and identify relevant areas. Use grep to scan for where functionality lives.
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- Use glob to survey the file structure and identify relevant areas. Use grep to scan for where functionality lives. Focus on the big picturewhat directories exist, how the project is organized, where different concerns are separated.
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+ Focus on the big picture: what directories exist, how the project is organized, where different concerns are separated.
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  Return a report covering:
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+ - A brief overview of what you found
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  - Relevant directories and their purposes
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  - Key files and their roles
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  - How the codebase is organized (features, layers, modules)
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  - Where the queried functionality lives
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- Keep code excerpts minimal—just enough to identify locations and responsibilities.
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+ Keep the report concise and to the point. Focus on what matters, skip the fluff.
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+ ---
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+ name: glance
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+ description: Preview multiple files at once. Reads files and directories, returns a brief summary for each file to help understand what's in them without reading the full contents.
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+ allowedTools: [Read, Glob, Grep]
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+ parameters:
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+ properties:
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+ paths:
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+ type: array
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+ items:
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+ type: string
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+ description: List of file or directory paths to preview.
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+ recursive:
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+ type: boolean
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+ description: Recursively scan directories? Defaults to false.
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+ maxFiles:
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+ type: number
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+ description: Maximum number of files to process. Defaults to 20.
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+ required: [paths]
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+ ---
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+
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+ Preview these files and directories: {{paths}}
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+
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+ {{#if recursive}}Recursively scan directories.{{else}}Only scan the top level of directories.{{/if}}
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+ Maximum files to process: {{#if maxFiles}}{{maxFiles}}{{else}}20 (default){{/if}}.
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+ First, expand any directories into file lists using glob. Then read each file and write a brief summary (under 100 words) describing what the file does, its main exports, or key contents.
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+ Return the summaries in this format:
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+ ```
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+ path/to/file1.ts
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+ Brief summary of what this file does, its purpose, main functions or exports.
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+ path/to/file2.tsx
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+ Brief summary of this file's contents and role in the project.
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+ path/to/file3.json
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+ Brief summary of the configuration or data structure.
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+ ```
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+ If a file can't be read, note it:
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+ ```
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+ path/to/file.bin
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+ [Binary file, skipped]
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+ path/to/missing.ts
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+ [File not found]
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+ ```
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+ If the file list exceeds the limit, process only the first N files and note:
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+ ```
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+ [Reached limit of N files, X more files not processed]
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+ ```
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+ Do not include explanations beyond the result format. Keep responses concise and structured.
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  ---
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  name: pluck
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- description: Find and extract specific code segments. Searches project-wide or in a single file. Returns matching code with line numbers only.
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- allowedTools: [Read, Grep, Glob]
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+ description: Find and extract specific code segments from a file. Returns matching code with line numbers only.
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+ allowedTools: [Read]
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  parameters:
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  properties:
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- filePath:
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- type: string
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- description: Path to search within. If not provided, searches across the entire project.
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  query:
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  type: string
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- description: What code segment to find
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- required: [query]
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+ description: What code segment to find, e.g. "the registerTool function implementation", "UserService class definition", "where formatOutput is called", "error handling in the login flow"
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+ filePath:
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+ type: string
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+ description: Exact path to the file to search within.
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+ required: [query, filePath]
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  ---
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- {{#if filePath}}
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- File: {{filePath}}
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- {{else}}
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- Search across entire project
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- {{/if}}
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- Query: {{query}}
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+ Find and extract this code segment: {{query}}
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+ Search within this file: {{filePath}}.
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- {{#if filePath}}
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- Read the specified file and locate the code segment that matches the query.
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- {{else}}
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- First use glob and grep to search across the project and identify which file contains the code segment that matches the query. Then read that file to extract the exact code.
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- {{/if}}
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+ Read the file and locate the code segment that matches the query.
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- Return ONLY the matching code segments with their file paths and line numbers in this exact format. If multiple matches are found, list all of them separated by "---":
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+ Return what you find in this format:
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  ```
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  File: path/to/file.ts
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  Lines X-Y:
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- <code>
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+ <the matching code>
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  ```
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- If there are multiple matches:
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+ If there are multiple matches, separate them like this:
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  ```
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  File: path/to/file1.ts
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  Lines X-Y:
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- <code>
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+ <the matching code>
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  ---
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  File: path/to/file2.ts
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  Lines A-B:
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- <code>
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+ <the matching code>
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+ ```
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+ If you can't find what was asked for:
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+ ```
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+ Couldn't find it: [brief explanation of what you searched and why nothing matched]
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  ```
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  Do not include explanations beyond the result format. Keep responses concise and structured.
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  description: What to research.
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  expectedResult:
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  type: string
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- description: What result you expectlike "latest version number", "list of best practices", "comparison of approaches", or "code examples".
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+ description: What result you expect, like "latest version number", "list of best practices", "comparison of approaches", or "code examples".
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  required: [query, expectedResult]
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  ---
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- Query: {{query}}
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- Expected result: {{expectedResult}}
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+ Research this topic: {{query}}
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- Use available web search tools and external knowledge bases to research the query. Gather information from multiple sources if needed for a comprehensive answer.
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+ Expected result: {{expectedResult}}.
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+ Use available web search tools and external knowledge bases to find the answer.
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+ Gather information from multiple sources if needed for a comprehensive result.
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+ Return what you find in this format:
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- Extract and return the result according to the expected result description in this exact format:
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  ```
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- Result: [extracted result matching the expected result description]
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+ Here's what I found: [the result matching what was expected]
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  ```
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- If sources are relevant, you may include them in a brief format:
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+ If sources are worth mentioning:
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  ```
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- Result: [extracted result matching the expected result description]
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- Sources: [brief list of sources if relevant]
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+ Here's what I found: [the result matching what was expected]
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+ Sources:
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+ - [source 1]
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+ - [source 2]
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  ```
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- If the research cannot find relevant information, return:
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+ If you couldn't find relevant information:
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- Not found: [brief explanation of what was searched]
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+ Couldn't find this: [brief explanation of what you searched and why nothing turned up]
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  Do not include explanations beyond the result format. Keep responses concise and structured.
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  description: Name of the symbol to find references for
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- description: Type of symbolfunction, class, interface, variable, etc. Helps narrow the search.
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- contextLines:
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- type: number
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- description: Lines to include before and after each reference. Defaults to 5.
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+ description: Type of symbol (function, class, interface, variable, etc.). Helps narrow the search.
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  required: [filePath, symbolName]
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  ---
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- File: {{filePath}}
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- Symbol: {{symbolName}}{{#if symbolType}} ({{symbolType}}){{/if}}
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+ Find all references to a symbol in the codebase.
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- Use grep and glob to search for all places where the symbol is referenced. For each reference found, read the file and extract the code snippet with {{#if contextLines}}{{contextLines}}{{else}}5{{/if}} lines of context before and after.
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+ Symbol name: {{symbolName}}.
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- Return the reference sites in this exact format. For each location found, include:
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+ {{#if symbolType}}Symbol type: {{symbolType}}.{{/if}}
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+ Defined in: {{filePath}}.
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+ Use grep and glob to search for all places where this symbol is referenced.
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+ For each reference found, read the file and extract the code snippet with 5 lines of context before and after.
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+ Return the references in this format:
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  ```
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  File: path/to/file.ts
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+ <the code with context>
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  ```
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- If multiple reference sites are found, separate each with "---":
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+ If there are multiple references, separate them like this:
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  ```
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  File: path/to/file1.ts
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  Lines X-Y:
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+ <the code with context>
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  ---
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+ <the code with context>
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+ ```
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+ If you can't find any references:
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+ ```
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+ No references found: [brief explanation of what you searched]
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  ```
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  filePath:
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- description: File to editrelative or absolute path.
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+ description: File to edit, relative or absolute path.
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  description: Exact text to replace. Must match perfectly, including whitespace and indentation.
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  required: [filePath, oldString, newString]
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- Target file: {{filePath}}
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- {{#if replaceAll}}
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- Replace all occurrences.
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- {{else}}
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- Replace single occurrence only.
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- {{/if}}
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+ Edit this file by replacing text: {{filePath}}
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- <oldString>
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+ {{#if replaceAll}}Replace all occurrences of the old text.{{else}}Replace only the first occurrence.{{/if}}
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+ Try to make the edit using the edit tool.
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+ If it works, return:
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- Success: Edited /path/to/file
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+ Done: Edited {{filePath}}
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  ```
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+ If it fails, figure out why. Maybe the text doesn't match exactly, or there's a whitespace issue. Fix it and try again.
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- Success after fix: Edited /path/to/file
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- Fixed issue: [brief description of what was fixed]
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+ Done: Edited {{filePath}}
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+ What I fixed: [quick note on what was off and how you corrected it]
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  ```
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+ If nothing worked after a few tries:
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- Failed: [error description]
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- Attempted fixes: [what was tried]
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+ Couldn't complete this: [what went wrong]
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+ What I tried: [the fixes you attempted]
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+ ---
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+ name: slice
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+ description: Extract code snippets relevant to answering a specific question. Returns targeted code segments from across the codebase that address the query.
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+ allowedTools: [Read, Grep, Glob, Bash, BashOutput]
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+ parameters:
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+ properties:
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+ question:
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+ type: string
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+ description: What you want to understand. Be specific, like "How does session persistence work?" or "Where are tool calls dispatched?"
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+ directory:
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+ type: string
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+ description: Limit the search to this directory. If not provided, searches the entire project.
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+ required: [question]
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+ ---
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+ Find and extract code that answers this question: {{question}}
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+ {{#if directory}}Limit the search to this directory: {{directory}}.{{/if}}
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+ Read the files that contain the answer to the question. Focus on the specific code sections that address what's being asked.
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+ ```
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+ File: path/to/file.ts
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+ Lines X-Y:
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+ <relevant code segment>
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+ ---
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+ <complete file contents>
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+ ```
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+ If the code references other parts that explain the answer, include those too.
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+ Do not include explanations beyond the result format. Keep responses concise and structured.
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- description: Handle ultra-specific, step-by-step tasks that require zero judgment or analysis. Only use for foolproof mechanical operations with exact instructions.
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- allowedTools: [Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Bash, BashOutput]
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+ description: Execute bash commands when no suitable specialized tool exists. Automatically fixes errors and retries if the command fails.
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+ allowedTools: [Bash, BashOutput, Read, Write]
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+ description: What result you expect from this command, like "list of JavaScript files", "successful installation message", or "version number".
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+ description: Max runtime in milliseconds. Defaults to 120000 (2 minutes).
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+ required: [command, expectedResult]
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