open-multi-agent-kit 0.78.8 → 0.79.1

package/templates/.omk/agents/roles/vision-debugger.yaml

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-version: 1
-agent:
-  extend: ../okabe.yaml  # Inherits unrestricted default Kimi tools plus MCP/skills/hooks flags
-  name: omk-vision-debugger
-  system_prompt_args:
-    OMK_ROLE: "vision-debugger"
-    OMK_MCP_ENABLED: "true"
-    OMK_SKILLS_ENABLED: "true"
-    OMK_HOOKS_ENABLED: "true"
-  exclude_tools:
-    - "kimi_cli.tools.file:WriteFile"
-    - "kimi_cli.tools.file:StrReplaceFile"

package/templates/.omk/agents/root.yaml

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-version: 1
-agent:
-  extend: ./okabe.yaml  # Inherits the OMK provider-adapter tool surface plus MCP/skills/hooks flags
-  name: omk-root
-  system_prompt_path: ../prompts/root.md
-  system_prompt_args:
-    OMK_ROLE: "root-coordinator"
-    OMK_MCP_ENABLED: "true"
-    OMK_SKILLS_ENABLED: "true"
-    OMK_HOOKS_ENABLED: "true"
-  subagents:
-    explorer:
-      path: ./roles/explorer.yaml
-      description: "Read-only repository exploration and context mapping with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    explore:
-      path: ./roles/explorer.yaml
-      description: "Alias for explorer; kept for compatibility with older OMK instructions"
-    planner:
-      path: ./roles/planner.yaml
-      description: "Architecture, refactor, migration, and implementation planning with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    plan:
-      path: ./roles/planner.yaml
-      description: "Alias for planner; kept for compatibility with older OMK instructions"
-    router:
-      path: ./roles/router.yaml
-      description: "Task routing, skill/MCP/hook fit, context budgeting, and parallel/sequential lane decisions with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    architect:
-      path: ./roles/architect.yaml
-      description: "Read-only architecture and migration design with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    coder:
-      path: ./roles/coder.yaml
-      description: "Scoped implementation in the current project with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    reviewer:
-      path: ./roles/reviewer.yaml
-      description: "Adversarial code review and risk detection with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    security:
-      path: ./roles/security.yaml
-      description: "Security, secret, permission, and trust-boundary review with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    qa:
-      path: ./roles/qa.yaml
-      description: "Run and analyze lint, typecheck, test, and build results with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    tester:
-      path: ./roles/tester.yaml
-      description: "Focused regression and edge-case testing with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    researcher:
-      path: ./roles/researcher.yaml
-      description: "Reference-backed research and external documentation checks with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    integrator:
-      path: ./roles/integrator.yaml
-      description: "Merge coordination and final synthesis with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    aggregator:
-      path: ./roles/aggregator.yaml
-      description: "Parallel-lane result aggregation with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    interviewer:
-      path: ./roles/interviewer.yaml
-      description: "Requirement clarification and acceptance criteria discovery with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    ontology:
-      path: ./roles/ontology.yaml
-      description: "Project graph memory and ontology curation with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"
-    vision-debugger:
-      path: ./roles/vision-debugger.yaml
-      description: "Screenshot and multimodal debugging with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks access when enabled by runtime scope"

package/templates/.omk/lsp.json

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-{
-  "version": 1,
-  "enabled": true,
-  "defaultServer": "typescript",
-  "servers": {
-    "typescript": {
-      "command": "omk",
-      "args": [
-        "lsp",
-        "typescript"
-      ],
-      "languages": [
-        "typescript",
-        "typescriptreact",
-        "javascript",
-        "javascriptreact"
-      ],
-      "rootPatterns": [
-        "tsconfig.json",
-        "jsconfig.json",
-        "package.json"
-      ],
-      "bundled": true,
-      "description": "Bundled TypeScript LSP via typescript-language-server --stdio"
-    }
-  }
-}

package/templates/.omk/prompts/root.md

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-# open-multi-agent-kit Root Agent
-
-You are the OMK root orchestrator for open-multi-agent-kit — a provider-neutral orchestration control plane that turns a goal into a bounded coding team.
-
-Models execute. OMK routes, verifies, measures, and controls.
-
-You must operate with OMK identity as the authority layer: summon parallel subagents when scopes are independent, assign each lane scoped MCP, skills, and hooks, and keep the root context focused on goal management, integration, evidence, and verification. The active runtime scope, selected provider adapter, and harness policy decide which resources are actually available.
-
-## Loaded Project Instructions
-
-${KIMI_AGENTS_MD}
-
-## Loaded Skills
-
-${KIMI_SKILLS}
-
-## Global Rules
-
-- Apply AGENTS.md silently.
-- Do not repeat boilerplate.
-- Use SetTodoList for multi-step tasks.
-- Use Agent tool for non-trivial tasks. The 15 generated role agents (explorer, planner, router, architect, coder, reviewer, security, qa, tester, researcher, integrator, aggregator, interviewer, ontology, vision-debugger) are available with scoped MCP, skills, and hooks capability flags when permitted by the active runtime scope.
-- Use skills when relevant.
-- Use MCP tools when configured and useful. All subagents inherit only the scoped MCP server inventory, skills, and hooks permitted by runtime scope and harness policy.
-- Treat project-local ontology graph memory as mandatory when the omk-project MCP exposes memory tools.
-- Recall relevant project memory before work, write durable findings through omk_write_memory, and use omk_memory_mindmap/omk_graph_query for graph recall.
-- Prefer plan-first execution.
-- Prefer small, reviewable diffs.
-- Verify before completion.
-- Never claim tests passed unless they were run.
-
-## Active Harness and Resource Inventory
-
-- If a run contains chat-agent-harness.json, read it for the full MCP/skills/hooks inventory, virtual DAG, authority boundaries, worker limits, and gate list.
-- Treat compact prompt resource counts as summaries only.
-- Default runtime preset is `omk-core-verified`: goal-oriented orchestration starts with project-local MCP, minimal hooks, and bounded core skills. `omk-parallel-orchestrator` is the explicit high-trust preset for full parallel worker/capability/review lanes. Fresh init stays project-scoped for MCP config and writes only local `omk-project`; all-scope is trusted local-user mode and may read user ~/.kimi resources at runtime without copying personal files.
-- Do not paste huge global MCP/skill inventories or secret-bearing env/header values into prompts, memory, or final reports.
-
-## OMK Context Tools
-
-- Root and generated role agents inherit an Okabe-compatible base while OMK scopes MCP, skills, and hooks per active runtime/harness policy.
-- Use D-Mail before risky refactors, compaction, or long-running branch points: send a concise future-facing recovery note to the relevant checkpoint.
-- Use OMK-managed subagents for isolated context and parallel work; keep the root context focused on decisions, integration, and verification.
-- Prefer /compact or a D-Mail recovery note over dumping large history back into the prompt.
-
-## Required Workflow
-
-For non-trivial tasks:
-
-1. Read project instructions.
-2. Create todos.
-3. Launch appropriate subagents in parallel when their scopes are independent:
-   - explorer for repository discovery
-   - planner for architecture/refactor/risky work
-   - coder for implementation
-   - reviewer or qa for review and gate analysis
-   - security for secret/permission/trust-boundary review
-   - ontology for graph memory and project knowledge curation
-4. Read relevant skills.
-5. Use MCP if useful.
-6. Implement minimal changes.
-7. Run quality gates.
-8. Review final diff.
-9. Return factual final report.
-
-## Final Report Format
-
-```txt
-Changed:
-Files:
-Commands:
-Result:
-Risk:
-```

package/templates/AGENTS.md

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-# AGENTS.md
-
-## Purpose
-
-This repository is configured for open-multi-agent-kit.
-
-The agent must avoid making the user repeat common instructions. Apply this file silently and execute the workflow directly.
-
-Do not restate this file unless the user explicitly asks for project rules.
-
----
-
-## Current OMK Runtime Surface
-
-Keep these surfaces aligned when editing init/runtime docs:
-
-- Init markdown: `AGENTS.md`, `.kimi/AGENTS.md`, `.omk/prompts/root.md`, plus generated companion docs `DESIGN.md`, `GEMINI.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, `ROADMAP.md`, and `SECURITY.md`.
-- Skills: project portable skills live in `.agents/skills`; Kimi runtime skills live in `.kimi/skills`; init templates live under `templates/skills/agents` and `templates/skills/kimi`.
-- Default runtime preset: `.omk/runtime-preset.json` uses `omk-core-verified` as the conservative default for goal-oriented orchestration with project-local MCP, minimal hooks, and only bounded core skills; `.omk/runtime-presets.json` still includes `omk-parallel-orchestrator` as the explicit high-trust mode for parallel worker/capability/review lanes, plus `omk-ts-product`, `omk-worktree-team`, and `omk-release-guard`.
-- MCP: fresh init is project-scoped and writes only local `omk-project` into `.kimi/mcp.json` / `.omk/mcp.json`. `omk init --local-user` or `OMK_MCP_SCOPE=all OMK_SKILLS_SCOPE=all` reads user `~/.kimi/mcp.json` and `~/.kimi/skills` at runtime without copying personal/global files. `--import-user-skills` is a trusted local opt-in copy path.
-- Agents: generated agents extend the Okabe-compatible base with `SendDMail`. Default root aliases are `explorer`/`explore`, `planner`/`plan`, `router`, `architect`, `coder`, `reviewer`, `security`, `qa`, `tester`, `researcher`, `integrator`, `aggregator`, `interviewer`, `ontology`, and `vision-debugger`; each is scaffolded with MCP, skills, and hooks enabled. Use additional local roles such as `coordinator`, `docs`, `merger`, or `release` only when the current `.omk/agents/root.yaml` or harness exposes them.
-- Harness: chat agent mode writes `.omk/runs/<run-id>/chat-agent-harness.json`. Prompts carry compact MCP/skills/hooks counts; read the harness manifest for the full inventory, worker limits, authority boundaries, virtual DAG, and gate list.
-- Evidence: `scripts/run-tests.mjs` and OMK verification surfaces record sanitized MCP/skill/hook resource metadata. Do not emit resource secrets, headers, or raw env values.
-
----
-
-## Core Operating Rules
-
-1. Read this file before planning or editing.
-2. Read `.kimi/AGENTS.md` if present.
-3. Read `DESIGN.md` before UI, frontend, visual, landing page, or component work.
-4. Use relevant Agent Skills before implementation.
-5. Use MCP tools actively when configured and useful.
-6. Use subagents for non-trivial work.
-7. Use a todo list for any task with more than one action.
-8. Prefer small, reviewable diffs.
-9. Do not claim success until verification is complete or failures are reported.
-10. Do not expose secrets, tokens, private keys, or private user data.
-
----
-
-## Do Not Repeat Boilerplate
-
-Do not repeatedly say:
-
-- "I will inspect the repository"
-- "I will create a plan"
-- "I will run tests"
-- "I will use AGENTS.md"
-- "I will follow best practices"
-
-Instead:
-
-1. inspect
-2. plan
-3. use tools
-4. update todos
-5. implement
-6. verify
-7. report only concrete results
-
-The final response should be concise and factual.
-
----
-
-## Todo Policy
-
-For every task with more than one step, call `SetTodoList` immediately when available.
-
-Use 3-8 todos.
-
-Each todo must be action-oriented and verifiable.
-
-Example:
-
-```txt
-1. Inspect project instructions and relevant configs
-2. Map affected files
-3. Create implementation plan
-4. Implement minimal change
-5. Run quality gates
-6. Review diff and report result
-```
-
-Update todo status as work progresses:
-
-```txt
-pending -> in_progress -> done
-```
-
-Never leave the final todo list inconsistent with the actual result.
-
----
-
-## Agent / Subagent Policy
-
-Use the `Agent` tool or the available OMK/Codex subagent interface for all non-trivial tasks.
-
-Minimum policy:
-
-* Use the `explorer` subagent for repository discovery.
-* Use the `planner` subagent for architecture, refactor, migration, or risky changes.
-* Use `coder` for scoped implementation tasks.
-* Use `reviewer`, `qa`, or a review workflow before final completion.
-
-Do not use subagents for trivial one-line answers or simple command explanations.
-
-Subagent routing:
-
-```txt
-Task type                       Required subagent
--------------------------------------------------
-Repo exploration                explorer
-Architecture / refactor plan    planner
-Implementation                  coder
-Bug investigation               explorer -> planner -> coder
-Code review                     reviewer skill or review agent
-Quality-gate analysis           qa or omk-quality-gate
-Docs/release work               docs/release role if exposed, else reviewer
-UI / design work                explorer -> coder + design skill
-Security-sensitive changes      planner + security review
-```
-
-When using subagents, give each subagent a focused prompt with:
-
-```txt
-Goal:
-Scope:
-Files/directories:
-Constraints:
-Expected output:
-```
-
-Do not ask subagents to modify unrelated files. Workers are not alone in the codebase: they must preserve concurrent edits and avoid reverting unrelated changes.
-
-### Parallel Agent Limits
-
-When `OMK_WORKERS` is set (e.g. via `omk chat --workers <n>`):
-
-- Respect the worker count. Do not spawn more parallel agents than `OMK_WORKERS`.
-- When `OMK_WORKERS=1`, run agents sequentially.
-- When `OMK_WORKERS=auto`, use the resource profile default (usually 2-4).
-
-When `--max-steps-per-turn` is set (e.g. via `omk chat --max-steps-per-turn <n>`):
-
-- Treat it as the tool-use budget for the current turn.
-- Prioritize tools: use the most impactful tool first.
-- If the limit is reached, stop tool use and summarize findings to the user.
-
----
-
-## Skills Policy
-
-Before starting, inspect the loaded skills list.
-
-Use relevant skills when they match the task. Read only the matching `SKILL.md` entrypoints and directly referenced assets.
-
-Project portable skills currently packaged in `.agents/skills` include:
-
-```txt
-claude-for-legal
-agentmemory
-andrej-karpathy-skills
-matt-pocock-skills
-multica
-react-doctor
-omk-backend-api-review
-omk-adaptorch-orchestration-review
-omk-code-review
-omk-context-broker
-omk-control-loop-debugger
-omk-design-system
-omk-docs-release
-omk-evidence-contract
-omk-frontend-implementation
-omk-frontend-ui-review
-omk-git-commit-pr
-omk-industrial-control-loop
-omk-plan-first
-omk-project-rules
-omk-python-typing
-omk-quality-gate
-omk-repo-explorer
-omk-research-verify
-omk-secret-guard
-omk-security-review
-omk-test-debug-loop
-omk-troubleshooting
-omk-typescript-strict
-omk-worktree-team
-```
-
-Packaged Kimi skill templates include OMK runtime/flow skills (`omk-kimi-runtime`, `omk-plan-first`, `omk-task-router`, `omk-global-rules`, `omk-flow-*`), custom orchestration/evidence/control-loop skills (`omk-adaptorch-orchestration-review`, `omk-evidence-contract`, `omk-control-loop-debugger`), design/visual skills (`omk-design-md`, `omk-multimodal-ui-review`, `open-design`, `awesome-design-md`), graph/spec skills (`graph-view`, `speckit-*`), legal workflow support (`claude-for-legal`), external-inspired agent workflow skills (`agentmemory`, `andrej-karpathy-skills`, `matt-pocock-skills`, `multica`, `react-doctor`), and DeepSeek helpers (`deepseek-*`). Local `.kimi/skills` may expose extra user/runtime skills such as `kb-retriever`, `gpt-image-2`, `diagram-design`, or web presentation helpers; use them only when present in the loaded skills list. Skill packs advertised by `omk skill pack` include `omk-priority`, `omk-agentic-ops`, `omk-core`, `omk-spec-driven`, `omk-typescript`, `omk-security`, `omk-review`, and `omk-release`.
-
-Rules:
-
-* Read only relevant `SKILL.md` files.
-* Do not read every skill blindly.
-* Do not mention internal skill selection unless it affects the final result.
-* If a project-specific skill conflicts with a global skill, project-specific rules win.
-* If `DESIGN.md` exists, use `omk-design-md`, `omk-design-system`, or the current design skill for UI/frontend tasks.
-* For legal-domain Claude workflow requests, use `claude-for-legal` as a workflow skill; it is not a substitute for legal advice.
-* For memory, alignment/TDD, React diagnostics, managed-agent teamwork, or surgical-coding requests, use the matching external-inspired workflow skill before implementation.
-
----
-
-## MCP Policy
-
-Use configured MCP tools actively when they provide better context than local guessing.
-
-Preferred MCP usage:
-
-```txt
-Project memory/task state       omk-project MCP if configured
-Library/API documentation       context7 or official-doc MCP
-Browser/UI debugging            chrome-devtools MCP
-GitHub issues/PRs               github MCP
-Design/token workflow           design-md or stitch-related MCP if configured
-```
-
-Runtime scope rules:
-
-* Default project scope reads project `.kimi/mcp.json` and `.omk/mcp.json`; the generated safe default is `omk-project` only.
-* All scope may read user `~/.kimi/mcp.json` at runtime; do not copy or print global MCP secrets.
-* The managed `omk-project` mirror may appear in both project files; treat it as informational unless health checks fail.
-* Use `omk mcp doctor`, `omk mcp list`, or `omk mcp test <server>` for MCP verification when the task depends on MCP behavior.
-
-Rules:
-
-* Prefer official docs over memory for version-sensitive facts.
-* Do not fabricate MCP results.
-* If an MCP server is unavailable, continue with local tools and clearly report the limitation.
-* Do not send secrets to MCP tools.
-* Do not use remote MCP tools for private code unless the user configured and approved them.
-
----
-
-## Harness / Evidence Policy
-
-- If a prompt, contract, or run directory references `chat-agent-harness.json`, read it before assuming which MCP servers, skills, hooks, gates, or workers are active.
-- Treat compact prompt inventory counts as a summary only; the harness manifest is the source of truth for full inventory.
-- Keep evidence artifacts under `.omk/runs/<run-id>/`, `.omk/goals/<goal-id>/`, or the command-specific output path.
-- `omk verify --json`, replay/cockpit artifacts, test summaries, and secret scans are stronger completion evidence than narrative claims.
-- Do not paste large skill/MCP inventories into prompts or final reports.
-
----
-
-## Provider Runtime Policy
-
-Use the selected provider runtime as a long-horizon coding and agentic execution model, with OMK as the root orchestrator identity and every model/provider treated as an adapter lane. Models execute; OMK routes, verifies, measures, and controls.
-
-Rules:
-
-* Use thinking mode for planning, coding, debugging, architecture, review, and multi-step tool work when the selected runtime supports it.
-* Use no-thinking or fast mode for short summaries, commit messages, simple classification, and web-search-heavy research when configured.
-* Do not rely on long context as an excuse to read the whole repository.
-* Build a repo map first, then read targeted files.
-* Preserve important intermediate reasoning/tool context when running multi-step tool workflows.
-* Do not expose or request temperature/top_p tuning from users.
-
-For web-heavy research, prefer a no-thinking research profile when the runtime supports it.
-
----
-
-## Okabe / D-Mail Policy
-
-This project is a provider-neutral agent runtime for coding workflows. Generated agents should inherit the Okabe-compatible base agent so the `SendDMail` tool is available. Use Okabe smart context management plus D-Mail checkpoints before risky refactors, context compaction, multi-agent handoffs, or rollback-prone work. D-Mail notes should be concise recovery records: current goal, changed files, verification state, blockers, and intended next action.
-
-## Context Policy
-
-Do not dump the entire repository into context.
-
-Use this order:
-
-1. Read AGENTS.md and project-specific instructions.
-2. Inspect top-level files.
-3. Identify package manager and framework.
-4. Use Glob/Grep to locate relevant files.
-5. Read the smallest useful file set.
-6. Expand through imports, routes, schemas, tests, and call sites.
-7. Use Okabe/D-Mail for smart context checkpoints and store stable facts through project-local graph memory (`omk_write_memory`, `omk_memory_mindmap`, `omk_graph_query`); `.omk/memory/` is only a local mirror.
-
-Memory policy:
-
-Project-local graph memory is the default source of truth for project/session recall. Use `omk_read_memory`, `omk_write_memory`, `omk_memory_mindmap`, `omk_graph_query`, `omk_read_run_memory`, and `omk_write_run_memory` when available; `.omk/memory/` remains a readable mirror/cache.
-
-Memory files:
-
-```txt
-.omk/memory/project.md
-.omk/memory/decisions.md
-.omk/memory/commands.md
-.omk/memory/risks.md
-.omk/runs/<run-id>/plan.md
-.omk/runs/<run-id>/final-report.md
-```
-
-Never store secrets in memory.
-
----
-
-## Project Discovery
-
-Before implementation, inspect relevant files:
-
-```txt
-package.json
-pnpm-lock.yaml
-yarn.lock
-package-lock.json
-tsconfig.json
-eslint.config.*
-next.config.*
-nest-cli.json
-vite.config.*
-pyproject.toml
-requirements.txt
-uv.lock
-ruff.toml
-pytest.ini
-Dockerfile
-docker-compose.*
-.github/workflows/*
-```
-
-Infer:
-
-```txt
-package manager
-framework
-lint command
-typecheck command
-test command
-build command
-source directories
-test directories
-generated files
-protected files
-```
-
----
-
-## Implementation Policy
-
-Before editing:
-
-1. understand existing conventions
-2. find affected files
-3. create todos
-4. use a subagent when non-trivial
-5. make the smallest correct change
-
-While editing:
-
-* Do not rewrite unrelated code.
-* Do not weaken types to pass builds.
-* Do not delete tests to pass.
-* Do not silence errors without justification.
-* Do not introduce broad refactors inside bugfixes.
-* Do not modify generated files unless required.
-
-For TypeScript:
-
-* Assume strict mode.
-* Avoid `any`; prefer `unknown` with narrowing.
-* Add explicit return types to exported functions.
-* Keep API DTO, domain, and persistence types separate.
-
-For Python:
-
-* Use type hints for public functions.
-* Prefer `pathlib.Path`.
-* Keep IO and business logic separate.
-* Do not silence pyright/ruff without reason.
-
----
-
-## Quality Gate
-
-Before saying a task is complete, run available checks.
-
-Preferred commands:
-
-```bash
-npm run yaml:check
-npm run lint
-npm run secret:scan
-npm run check
-npm run build:clean
-npm test
-```
-
-Use actual project scripts when different.
-
-If commands are unavailable, report that clearly.
-
-Final report must include:
-
-```txt
-Changed files:
-Commands run:
-Passed:
-Failed:
-Not run:
-Reason not run:
-Remaining risk:
-```
-
-Do not say "tests passed" unless tests were actually run.
-
----
-
-## Security Rules
-
-Never print, store, commit, or summarize secrets from:
-
-```txt
-.env
-.env.*
-*.pem
-*.key
-id_rsa
-id_ed25519
-credentials.json
-service-account*.json
-```
-
-Block or request approval for:
-
-```txt
-rm -rf
-sudo
-git push --force
-git clean -fdx
-chmod -R 777
-curl | bash
-wget | sh
-docker system prune
-kubectl delete
-aws s3 rm --recursive
-```
-
-For auth, payment, database, deployment, shell, file upload, or permission changes, run a security review before final response.
-
----
-
-## DESIGN.md / UI Policy
-
-If the task touches UI/frontend/design:
-
-1. Read `DESIGN.md` if present.
-2. Inspect existing components.
-3. Use existing tokens before inventing styles.
-4. Check responsive states.
-5. Check loading, error, and empty states.
-6. Check accessibility.
-7. Use screenshots or media files when available.
-
-Do not invent arbitrary colors or component styles if design tokens exist.
-
----
-
-## Git Policy
-
-Before major edits:
-
-```bash
-git status --short
-```
-
-Do not overwrite user changes.
-
-Do not run destructive git commands unless explicitly approved.
-
-When generating commit messages, use Conventional Commits:
-
-```txt
-feat(scope): summary
-fix(scope): summary
-refactor(scope): summary
-test(scope): summary
-docs(scope): summary
-chore(scope): summary
-```
-
-PR summaries must be factual and include test results.
-
----
-
-## Final Response Policy
-
-Final response should be short and concrete.
-
-Include:
-
-```txt
-What changed:
-Files changed:
-Commands run:
-Result:
-Remaining risk:
-```
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-Do not include long internal reasoning.
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-Do not repeat AGENTS.md rules.
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-If something failed, say exactly what failed and what remains.