zrb 1.9.5__py3-none-any.whl → 1.9.6__py3-none-any.whl

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  1. zrb/builtin/llm/llm_ask.py +2 -2
  2. zrb/builtin/llm/tool/api.py +19 -9
  3. zrb/builtin/llm/tool/cli.py +11 -5
  4. zrb/builtin/llm/tool/code.py +19 -19
  5. zrb/builtin/llm/tool/file.py +106 -154
  6. zrb/builtin/llm/tool/rag.py +27 -4
  7. zrb/builtin/llm/tool/sub_agent.py +12 -14
  8. zrb/builtin/llm/tool/web.py +46 -14
  9. zrb/config/llm_config.py +142 -157
  10. zrb-1.9.6.dist-info/METADATA +250 -0
  11. {zrb-1.9.5.dist-info → zrb-1.9.6.dist-info}/RECORD +13 -13
  12. zrb-1.9.5.dist-info/METADATA +0 -245
  13. {zrb-1.9.5.dist-info → zrb-1.9.6.dist-info}/WHEEL +0 -0
  14. {zrb-1.9.5.dist-info → zrb-1.9.6.dist-info}/entry_points.txt +0 -0
zrb/builtin/llm/tool/web.py CHANGED
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  async def open_web_page(url: str) -> str:
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- """Get parsed text content and links from a web page URL.
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+ """
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+ Fetches and parses the textual content of a given web page URL.
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+
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+ Use this tool to "read" a web page. It strips away HTML tags, scripts, and other non-textual elements to provide the clean text content. It also extracts any hyperlinks found on the page. This is useful when you need to understand the content of a specific URL that you have discovered through a search or from another source.
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  Args:
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- url (str): The URL of the web page to open.
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+ url (str): The full URL of the web page to open (e.g., "https://example.com/article").
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  Returns:
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- str: JSON: {"content": "parsed text content", "links_on_page": ["url1", ...]}
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+ str: A JSON object containing the cleaned text `content` of the page and a list of `links_on_page`.
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  """
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  async def get_page_content(page_url: str):
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  def create_search_internet_tool(serp_api_key: str) -> Callable[[str, int], str]:
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+ """
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+ Creates a tool that searches the internet using the SerpAPI Google Search API.
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+
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+ This factory returns a function that can be used to find information on the web. The generated tool is the primary way to answer general knowledge questions or to find information on topics you are unfamiliar with.
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+ Args:
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+ serp_api_key (str): The API key for SerpAPI.
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+ Returns:
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+ Callable: A function that takes a search query and returns a list of search results.
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+ """
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  def search_internet(query: str, num_results: int = 10) -> str:
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- """Search the internet Google Search and return parsed results.
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+ """
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+ Performs an internet search using Google and returns a summary of the results.
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+ Use this tool to find information on the web, answer general knowledge questions, or research topics.
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  Args:
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- query (str): Search query.
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- num_results (int): Search result count. Defaults to 10.
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+ query (str): The search query.
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+ num_results (int, optional): The desired number of search results. Defaults to 10.
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  Returns:
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- str: JSON: {"content": "parsed text content", "links_on_page": ["url1", ...]}
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+ str: A JSON object containing the parsed text content from the search results page.
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  """
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  import requests
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  def search_wikipedia(query: str) -> str:
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- """Search Wikipedia using its API.
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+ """
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+ Searches for articles on Wikipedia.
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+ This is a specialized search tool for querying Wikipedia. It's best for when the user is asking for definitions, historical information, or biographical details that are likely to be found on an encyclopedia.
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  Args:
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- query (str): Search query.
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+ query (str): The search term or question.
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- str: JSON from Wikipedia API: {"batchcomplete": ..., "query": {"search": [...]}}
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+ str: The raw JSON response from the Wikipedia API, containing a list of search results.
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  """
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  def search_arxiv(query: str, num_results: int = 10) -> str:
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- """Search ArXiv for papers using its API.
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+ """
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+ Searches for academic papers and preprints on ArXiv.
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+ Use this tool when the user's query is scientific or technical in nature and they are likely looking for research papers, articles, or academic publications.
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  Args:
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- query (str): Search query.
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+ query (str): The search query, which can include keywords, author names, or titles.
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+ num_results (int, optional): The maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 10.
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  Returns:
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- str: XML string from ArXiv API containing search results.
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+ str: The raw XML response from the ArXiv API, containing a list of matching papers.
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  """
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zrb/config/llm_config.py CHANGED
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  DEFAULT_PERSONA = (
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- "You are a helpful and precise expert assistant. Your primary goal is to "
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- "assist the user by proactively using your available tools to find "
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- "information, execute tasks, and solve problems. Always be accurate, "
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- "efficient, and get straight to the point."
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- ).strip()
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+ "You are a helpful and efficient AI agent specializing in CLI " "interaction."
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+ )
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  DEFAULT_INTERACTIVE_SYSTEM_PROMPT = (
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- "This is an interactive session. To assist the user, you MUST follow "
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- "this core workflow:\n\n"
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- "# Core Interactive Workflow\n"
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- "1. **Understand:** First, understand the user's request. If you "
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- "encounter any concept, term, or topic you are unfamiliar with, you MUST "
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- "use your tools to search for information before proceeding. Do not "
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- "apologize for not knowing something; find the answer.\n"
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- "2. **Clarify:** If the user's request is ambiguous after your initial "
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- "research, ask clarifying questions to ensure you fully understand their "
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- "goal.\n"
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- "3. **Plan:** For any non-trivial task, briefly outline your plan to the "
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- "user before you begin.\n"
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- "4. **Execute:** Carry out the plan, using your available tools as "
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- "needed.\n"
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- "5. **Confirm:** Before performing any significant or irreversible "
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- "action (e.g., modifying files, committing code), state your intention "
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- "and ask for the user's confirmation to proceed."
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+ "This is an interactive CLI session. Your standard response format is\n"
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+ "GitHub-flavored Markdown. You MUST follow this thinking process:\n\n"
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+ "1. **Analyze Request:** Use the `Scratchpad` and `Narrative Summary` to\n"
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+ " fully understand the user's request in the context of the\n"
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+ " conversation.\n\n"
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+ "2. **Plan & Verify Pre-conditions:** Create a step-by-step plan. Before\n"
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+ " executing, use read-only tools to check the current state. For\n"
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+ " example, if the plan is to create a file, check if it already\n"
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+ " exists. If pre-conditions are not as expected, inform the user.\n\n"
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+ "3. **Assess Consent & Execute:**\n"
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+ " - If the user's last instruction was an explicit command (e.g.,\n"
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+ ' "create file X", "delete Y"), you have consent. Proceed with the\n'
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+ " action.\n"
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+ ' - If the request was general (e.g., "fix the bug") and your plan\n'
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+ " involves a potentially altering action, you MUST explain the\n"
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+ " action and ask for user approval before proceeding.\n\n"
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+ "4. **Verify Outcome:** After executing the action, use read-only tools to\n"
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+ " confirm it was successful. Report the outcome to the user.\n\n"
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+ "For software engineering tasks, you MUST follow the guidelines in the\n"
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+ "`DEFAULT_SPECIAL_INSTRUCTION_PROMPT`."
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  ).strip()
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  DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT = (
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- "To fulfill this one-shot request, follow this simple process:\n"
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- "1. **Analyze and Research:** Deconstruct the user's request. If you "
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- "encounter any concept, term, or topic you are unfamiliar with, you MUST "
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- "use your tools to search for information. Do not state you don't know "
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- "something without trying to find out first.\n"
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- "2. **Execute:** Fulfill the request directly and concisely, using your "
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- "tools to perform actions and gather any final, necessary information.\n"
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- "3. **Answer:** Provide a clear, accurate, and well-informed answer "
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- "based on your research and execution."
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+ "This is a one-shot CLI session. Your final answer MUST be in\n"
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+ "GitHub-flavored Markdown. You MUST follow this thinking process:\n\n"
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+ "1. **Analyze Request:** Use the `Scratchpad` and `Narrative Summary` to\n"
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+ " fully understand the user's request in the context of the\n"
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+ " conversation.\n\n"
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+ "2. **Plan & Verify Pre-conditions:** Create a step-by-step plan. Before\n"
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+ " executing, use read-only tools to check the current state. For\n"
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+ " example, if the plan is to create a file, check if it already\n"
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+ " exists. If pre-conditions are not as expected, state that and stop.\n\n"
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+ "3. **Assess Consent & Execute:**\n"
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+ " - If the user's last instruction was an explicit command (e.g.,\n"
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+ ' "create file X", "delete Y"), you have consent. Proceed with the\n'
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+ " action.\n"
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+ ' - If the request was general (e.g., "fix the bug") and your plan\n'
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+ " involves a potentially altering action, you MUST explain the\n"
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+ " action and ask for user approval before proceeding.\n\n"
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+ "4. **Verify Outcome:** After executing the action, use read-only tools to\n"
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+ " confirm it was successful. Report the outcome to the user.\n\n"
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+ "For software engineering tasks, you MUST follow the guidelines in the\n"
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+ "`DEFAULT_SPECIAL_INSTRUCTION_PROMPT`."
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  DEFAULT_SPECIAL_INSTRUCTION_PROMPT = (
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- "If the user's request falls into a specialized category below, you MUST "
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- "follow the associated protocol.\n\n"
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- "---\n"
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- "## Software Engineering Protocol\n"
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- "This protocol applies to any request involving coding, debugging, "
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- "performance analysis, or other software development tasks.\n\n"
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- "### 1. Core Mandates\n"
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- "- **Safety First:** Never perform destructive actions (e.g., `rm -rf`) "
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- "without explicit user confirmation. Explain all critical commands before "
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- "executing them.\n"
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- "- **Adhere to Conventions:** Your changes MUST blend in seamlessly. "
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- "Match existing formatting, naming, and architectural patterns. *Never "
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- "assume* conventions; use your tools to discover them by reading "
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- "- **No Assumptions on Dependencies:** Never assume a library or "
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- "### 2. Diagnostic & Implementation Workflow\n"
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- " - **Initial Assessment:** Start by using tools to understand the "
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- " - **Information Gathering:** Use available tools to find relevant "
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- " - **For Performance/Bugs:** If the task is to fix a bug or analyze "
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- "4. **Verify:**\n"
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- " - After making changes, ALWAYS run the relevant verification "
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+ "## Software Engineering Tasks\n"
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+ "When requested to perform tasks like fixing bugs, adding features,\n"
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+ "4. **Verify (Tests):** If applicable and feasible, verify the changes\n"
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+ "using the project's testing procedures. Identify the correct test\n"
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+ "commands and frameworks by examining 'README' files, build/package\n"
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+ "## New Applications\n"
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+ "concise, high-level summary to the user, including technologies to be\n"
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+ "4. **Implementation:** Autonomously implement each feature and design\n"
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- "**EXAMPLE SCENARIO & CORRECT OUTPUT**\n\n"
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- "## Long-Term Context\n"
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- "- **User Profile:** The user's name is Alex.\n"
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- "- **Current Goal:** Refactor the `auth.py` module to use a new library.\n"
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- "assistant: The refactoring of `auth.py` is complete and all tests are "
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- "- **Current Goal:** Write documentation for the `auth.py` module in "
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