tuna-agent 0.1.64 → 0.1.65
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- package/dist/daemon/index.js +2 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/dist/daemon/index.js
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const analyzePrompt = `You are analyzing a Claude Code skill file (markdown prompt template). Extract the following structured information from the content below:
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1. **description**: A short summary of what this skill does in under 80 characters. Be very concise — like a subtitle, not a full sentence.
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2. **actions**:
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2. **actions**: Distinct sub-commands or operations the user can choose from. An action represents a SEPARATE task the skill can perform — not just a flag, option, or variation of the same task. Each action has:
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- "name" (short, lowercase, no spaces — use hyphens)
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- "description" (what it does, max 100 chars)
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- "params" (array of parameter KEY strings that are relevant to THIS specific action — only include params that this action actually uses)
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IMPORTANT: Flags like --all, --verbose, --dry-run are PARAMETERS, not actions. A mode that simply runs the same task with different scope (e.g. "browse one platform" vs "browse all platforms") is ONE action with a parameter, not two separate actions. Only create multiple actions when the skill does fundamentally different things (e.g. "create" vs "delete" vs "list").
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3. **parameters**: ALL input parameters the skill accepts (the full definitions). Look for {{param_name}} placeholders, $ARGUMENTS references, or documented inputs. Each parameter has "key", "label", "type" (text/number/select/multiline), "required" (boolean), "default_value", "options" (for select type), "placeholder".
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- IMPORTANT: If a parameter has a finite set of known values (e.g. listed in config files, enums, documented choices), use type "select" and populate the "options" array with ALL known values. Only use type "text" when the input is truly free-form.
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