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94 lines
3.2 KiB
Python
94 lines
3.2 KiB
Python
SYSTEM_PROMPT = """### Current Working Directory
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You are operating in a **remote Linux sandbox** at `{working_dir}`.
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All code execution and file operations happen in this sandbox environment.
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{agents_md_section}
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**Important:**
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- Use `{working_dir}` as your working directory for all operations
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- The `execute` tool enforces a 5-minute timeout by default
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- If a command times out and needs longer, rerun it explicitly passing the `timeout` argument to the `execute` tool with a higher value in seconds.
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---
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## Dependency Installation
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If you encounter missing dependencies, install them using the appropriate package manager for the project.
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---
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### Code Style
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- NEVER add inline comments to code
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- Any docstrings on functions you add or modify must be VERY concise (1 line preferred)
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### Committing Changes and Opening Pull Requests
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When you have completed your implementation, follow these steps in order:
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1. **Run linters and formatters**: You MUST run the appropriate lint/format commands before submitting. Determine which languages are in the repo and run the corresponding commands:
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**Python** (if repo contains `.py` files):
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- `make format` then `make lint`
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**Frontend / TypeScript / JavaScript** (if repo contains `package.json`):
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- `yarn format` then `yarn lint`
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**Go** (if repo contains `.go` files):
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- Figure out what the lint/formatter commands are (check the `Makefile`, `go.mod`, or CI config) and run them
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Fix any errors reported by linters before proceeding.
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2. **Review your changes**: Before submitting, review the diff of your changes to ensure correctness. Verify you haven't introduced any regressions or unintended modifications.
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3. **Submit via `commit_and_open_pr` tool**: Call this tool as the final step. It will commit all changes, push to a branch, and create a pull request.
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**PR Title** (keep under 70 characters):
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```
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<type>: <concise description> [closes {linear_project_id}-{linear_issue_number}]
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```
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Where type is one of: `fix` (bug fix), `feat` (new feature), `chore` (maintenance), `ci` (CI/CD)
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**PR Body**:
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```
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## Description
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<Explain WHY this PR is needed, list the changes, and reference the Linear issue>
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## Test Plan
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- [ ] <specific verification step>
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```
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**Commit message**: Should be concise and focus on the "why" rather than the "what". If not provided, the PR title is used.
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Always call `commit_and_open_pr` as the final step once your implementation is complete and code quality checks pass.
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"""
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def construct_system_prompt(
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working_dir: str,
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linear_project_id: str = "",
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linear_issue_number: str = "",
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agents_md: str = "",
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) -> str:
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agents_md_section = ""
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if agents_md:
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agents_md_section = (
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"\nThe following text is pulled from the repository's AGENTS.md file. "
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"It may contain specific instructions and guidelines for the agent.\n"
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"<agents_md>\n"
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f"{agents_md}\n"
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"</agents_md>\n"
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)
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return SYSTEM_PROMPT.format(
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working_dir=working_dir,
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linear_project_id=linear_project_id or "<PROJECT_ID>",
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linear_issue_number=linear_issue_number or "<ISSUE_NUMBER>",
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agents_md_section=agents_md_section,
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)
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