Improve prompts for cross os work#170
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…vements # Conflicts: # test/run-all-tests.js
# Conflicts: # src/tools/edit.ts # src/tools/filesystem.ts
…ross-os-work # Conflicts: # src/server.ts # src/tools/edit.ts # src/tools/filesystem.ts # src/tools/improved-process-tools.ts
- test_enhanced_read.js: Tests enhanced file reading with offset/length parameters - test_improved_search_truncation.js: Tests improved search result truncation - test_search_truncation.js: Tests basic search result truncation These files are automatically included in the test suite via run-all-tests.js
…k' into improve-prompts-for-cross-os-work # Conflicts: # src/server.ts # src/tools/filesystem.ts # src/tools/improved-process-tools.ts # test/test_output/node_repl_debug.txt # test/test_output/repl_test_output.txt
WalkthroughThe changes introduce enhanced system-aware guidance and status messaging, improved file and process handling, and new utility modules. File operation constants and utilities are consolidated, search result truncation is made safer, and process interaction is more responsive. Multiple new and extended tests validate large file handling, search truncation, and REPL interaction. No exported function signatures are changed. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Server
participant SystemInfoUtil
participant FileSystemUtil
participant TerminalManager
participant ProcessTools
User->>Server: Request tool list/config
Server->>SystemInfoUtil: getSystemInfo()
SystemInfoUtil-->>Server: System info & guidance
Server-->>User: Tool list/config with dynamic guidance
User->>Server: Search code / edit file / run process
Server->>FileSystemUtil: Validate path, read file, search files
FileSystemUtil-->>Server: Results with enhanced status/truncation
Server->>TerminalManager: Execute command (e.g., SSH)
TerminalManager->>ProcessTools: Start/interact with process
ProcessTools-->>TerminalManager: Output with prompt detection
TerminalManager-->>Server: Command/process results
Server-->>User: Final response
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test/test-enhanced-repl.js (1)
12-28: Improve error handling for process startup failures.The test assumes that the Python process will start successfully but doesn't handle potential startup failures gracefully.
// Start Python in interactive mode console.log('Starting Python REPL...'); - const result = await startProcess({ - command: 'python -i', - timeout_ms: 10000 - }); + let result; + try { + result = await startProcess({ + command: 'python -i', + timeout_ms: 10000 + }); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to start Python process:', error); + return false; + } console.log('Result from start_process:', result); // Extract PID from the result text const pidMatch = result.content[0].text.match(/Process started with PID (\d+)/); const pid = pidMatch ? parseInt(pidMatch[1]) : null; if (!pid) { - console.error("Failed to get PID from Python process"); + console.error("Failed to get PID from Python process. Output:", result.content[0].text); return false; }
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test/test_enhanced_read.js (2)
17-17: Same hardcoded path issue as above.
24-24: Same hardcoded path issue as above.
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test/test_enhanced_read.js (1)
4-35: Consider adding error handling improvements.The test function has basic error handling, but could benefit from more specific error reporting and test assertions.
Consider enhancing the test with:
- Specific assertions for expected content
- More detailed error messages indicating which test failed
- Verification that the test file exists before running tests
src/tools/config.ts (2)
13-27: Refactor: Eliminate redundant destructuring and reconstruction.The system information is being destructured from
getSystemInfo()and then immediately reconstructed into a new object. This is unnecessary and can be simplified.- // Add system information to the config response - const systemInfo = getSystemInfo(); - const configWithSystemInfo = { - ...config, - systemInfo: { - platform: systemInfo.platform, - platformName: systemInfo.platformName, - defaultShell: systemInfo.defaultShell, - pathSeparator: systemInfo.pathSeparator, - isWindows: systemInfo.isWindows, - isMacOS: systemInfo.isMacOS, - isLinux: systemInfo.isLinux, - examplePaths: systemInfo.examplePaths - } - }; + // Add system information to the config response + const configWithSystemInfo = { + ...config, + systemInfo: getSystemInfo() + };
6-6: Update function comment to be more descriptive.The comment should better reflect that this function enriches the config with system information.
-/** - * Get the entire config including system information - */ +/** + * Get the entire configuration enriched with system information + */test/test_search_truncation.js (1)
22-30: Improve test result validation logic.The current validation logic could be more robust and provide better feedback about what actually happened.
- if (result.content[0].text.length > 1000000) { - console.log('❌ Results not truncated - this would exceed Claude limits'); - } else if (result.content[0].text.includes('Results truncated')) { - console.log('✅ Results properly truncated with warning message'); - const truncationIndex = result.content[0].text.indexOf('Results truncated'); - console.log('Truncation message:', result.content[0].text.substring(truncationIndex, truncationIndex + 100)); - } else { - console.log('✅ Results under limit, no truncation needed'); - } + const resultLength = result.content[0].text.length; + const isTruncated = result.content[0].text.includes('Results truncated'); + + if (resultLength > 1000000) { + console.log(`❌ Results not truncated - ${resultLength.toLocaleString()} chars exceed Claude limits`); + } else if (isTruncated) { + console.log(`✅ Results properly truncated at ${resultLength.toLocaleString()} chars`); + const truncationIndex = result.content[0].text.indexOf('Results truncated'); + console.log('Truncation message:', result.content[0].text.substring(truncationIndex, truncationIndex + 100)); + } else { + console.log(`✅ Results under limit (${resultLength.toLocaleString()} chars), no truncation needed`); + }test/test_improved_search_truncation.js (1)
4-4: Consider consolidating duplicate test files.This test file appears to be very similar to
test_search_truncation.jswith minor differences. Consider consolidating them to reduce maintenance overhead.The two test files (
test_search_truncation.jsandtest_improved_search_truncation.js) have significant overlap. Consider merging them into a single comprehensive test file that covers all the test scenarios.test/test-enhanced-repl.js (1)
104-110: Add error handling for process termination.The process termination should be wrapped in error handling to ensure the test doesn't fail if termination encounters issues.
// Terminate the session console.log("Terminating session..."); - await forceTerminate({ pid }); - console.log('Python session terminated'); + try { + await forceTerminate({ pid }); + console.log('Python session terminated'); + } catch (error) { + console.warn('Failed to terminate process cleanly:', error); + // Don't fail the test for termination issues + }src/tools/improved-process-tools.ts (2)
143-144: Use optional chaining for safer property access.The condition can be simplified using optional chaining for better readability and safety.
- const session = terminalManager.getSession(pid); - if (session && session.process && session.process.stdout && session.process.stderr) { + const session = terminalManager.getSession(pid); + if (session?.process?.stdout && session?.process?.stderr) {
323-324: Use optional chaining for safer property access.Similar to the previous function, optional chaining would improve safety and readability.
- const session = terminalManager.getSession(pid); - if (session && session.process && session.process.stdout && session.process.stderr) { + const session = terminalManager.getSession(pid); + if (session?.process?.stdout && session?.process?.stderr) {src/tools/filesystem.ts (1)
30-89: Well-designed utility functions that effectively eliminate code duplication.The extraction of these common operations into dedicated functions improves code organization and maintainability. The size check in
getFileLineCountis a thoughtful performance optimization.One minor consideration: The error handling in
getFileLineCount(lines 54-56) silently returns undefined for all errors. While this may be intentional, consider at least logging permission errors or other unexpected failures for debugging purposes.
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test/modified-test.js (1)
test/test.js (1)
fs(41-41)
src/server.ts (1)
src/utils/system-info.ts (4)
getSystemInfo(21-81)getOSSpecificGuidance(86-125)getDevelopmentToolGuidance(130-158)getPathGuidance(163-165)
src/tools/config.ts (2)
src/config-manager.ts (2)
getConfig(148-151)configManager(212-212)src/utils/system-info.ts (1)
getSystemInfo(21-81)
test/test_search_truncation.js (2)
test/test_improved_search_truncation.js (3)
searchArgs(9-14)result(18-18)truncationIndex(36-36)src/handlers/edit-search-handlers.ts (1)
handleSearchCode(25-112)
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[style] ~49-~49: Three successive sentences begin with the same word. Consider rewording the sentence or use a thesaurus to find a synonym.
Context: ...> ... ... Hello, User 0! Hello, User 1! Hello, User 2! undefined > > �[0m �[34mFound ...
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src/tools/improved-process-tools.ts
[error] 144-144: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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[error] 324-324: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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.gitignore (1)
41-42: LGTM! Good practice to exclude local planning directories.The addition of
plans/to .gitignore with a descriptive comment follows best practices for keeping local documentation out of version control.src/tools/edit.ts (1)
125-125: LGTM! Improved path handling consistency.Using
validPathinstead of the rawfilePathensures consistency with the updated file system utilities and improves security by using the validated path.test/test_output/repl_test_output.txt (1)
1-15: LGTM! Useful test documentation.This test output file provides clear documentation of expected REPL behavior for both Python and Node.js, which is valuable for testing and development reference.
test/test_output/node_repl_debug.txt (1)
1-57: LGTM! Comprehensive REPL interaction documentation.This test output file provides detailed documentation of Node.js REPL interaction including startup, command execution, and multi-line input handling. The colored terminal codes and output format are appropriate for debugging and testing purposes.
test/test-enhanced-repl.js (1)
72-102: Excellent test coverage for multi-line code execution.The multi-line code test effectively validates the enhanced REPL's ability to handle complex Python constructs with proper prompt detection and output capture.
src/handlers/edit-search-handlers.ts (2)
29-31: Reasonable default and cap for search results.The increase to 2000 default results and 5000 maximum cap provides a good balance between comprehensive search results and response size management.
78-99: Well-implemented search result truncation logic.The truncation mechanism effectively prevents response size issues by:
- Setting a conservative 900KB limit (well below the 1MB API limit)
- Checking size incrementally before adding each result
- Providing informative truncation messages with result count and estimated remaining size
The implementation correctly handles file headers and maintains accurate result counts.
src/terminal-manager.ts (3)
62-67: Smart SSH command enhancement.Automatically adding the
-toption to SSH commands improves interactive session handling. The implementation correctly preserves existing options and logs the enhancement.
105-128: Efficient immediate prompt detection.The quick prompt pattern matching on stdout provides responsive detection of REPL readiness. The patterns cover common shells and REPLs effectively.
137-150: Robust periodic state checking.The 100ms periodic check using
analyzeProcessStateprovides a reliable fallback for complex prompt patterns that might not match the quick patterns. The combination of immediate and periodic detection ensures both responsiveness and reliability.src/server.ts (2)
10-16: Excellent dynamic system guidance implementation.Replacing hardcoded guidance with dynamic, OS-specific content generated at startup significantly improves user experience across different platforms. The guidance is generated once and reused efficiently.
97-99: Valuable system info addition to configuration.Adding the
systemInfofield to the configuration response provides useful runtime environment details that can help with debugging and platform-specific handling.src/tools/improved-process-tools.ts (2)
59-62: Helpful shell information in process startup.Including the shell information in the response message helps users understand the execution environment, especially useful when dealing with cross-platform issues.
Also applies to: 75-75
431-442: Clear and consistent response formatting.The improved response formatting with structured sections (Input executed, Output, Status) and consistent emoji usage enhances readability and user experience.
src/utils/system-info.ts (2)
21-81: Comprehensive system detection implementation.The
getSystemInfofunction provides thorough platform detection with:
- Clear platform identification for Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Appropriate default shells for each platform
- Representative example paths
- Fallback handling for other Unix-like systems
The implementation is well-structured and maintainable.
86-125: Valuable OS-specific troubleshooting guidance.The guidance provides practical, actionable advice for common platform-specific issues. The Windows section is particularly detailed with shell compatibility notes, which addresses a common pain point.
src/tools/filesystem.ts (9)
11-29: Excellent refactoring of magic numbers into well-organized constants.The consolidation of timeouts, size limits, and performance thresholds into typed constant objects improves maintainability and makes the codebase more configurable. The use of
as constensures type safety.
328-372: Excellent addition of enhanced status messages with line count information.The function provides clear, informative status messages that help users understand exactly what portion of the file is being read. The handling of both tail operations and normal reads with graceful degradation when total line count is unavailable is well implemented.
385-416: Good integration of line counting and constants throughout the smart positioning logic.The changes properly retrieve the total line count once and pass it through to all reader functions, enabling enhanced status messages. The replacement of magic numbers with named constants improves code clarity.
424-601: Consistent updates across all reader functions for enhanced status messaging.All reader functions have been properly updated to:
- Accept the optional
fileTotalLinesparameter- Use the centralized constants instead of magic numbers
- Generate enhanced status messages with line count information
The changes maintain backward compatibility while improving user feedback.
624-687: Proper utilization of new utilities and constants in readFileFromDisk.The function now consistently uses the extracted utility functions and constants, improving code maintainability and reducing duplication.
699-701:
716-723: Consistent use of utilities in readFileInternal.The function properly uses the new utility functions for default read length, file extension, and MIME type detection, maintaining consistency across the module.
797-801: Good use of utilities for telemetry in writeFile.The function now uses the centralized utilities for file extension extraction and line counting, providing consistent telemetry data.
939-950: Smart optimization in getFileInfo using utilities and constants.The function now properly:
- Uses the centralized size limit constant for consistency
- Checks MIME type to avoid counting lines in image files
- Uses the utility functions for MIME detection and line counting
This prevents unnecessary processing of binary files.
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| console.log('\n=== Test 1: Read first 10 lines ==='); | ||
| const result1 = await readFileFromDisk('/Users/eduardruzga/work/ClaudeServerCommander/new_folder/file_with_1500_lines.txt', 0, 10); |
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Fix hardcoded absolute paths for portability.
The test uses hardcoded absolute paths that are specific to one developer's machine, making it non-portable.
Apply this approach to make the test portable:
- const result1 = await readFileFromDisk('/Users/eduardruzga/work/ClaudeServerCommander/new_folder/file_with_1500_lines.txt', 0, 10);
+ const result1 = await readFileFromDisk('./test/fixtures/file_with_1500_lines.txt', 0, 10);Consider:
- Moving test files to a
test/fixtures/directory - Using relative paths from the project root
- Using environment variables for test data paths if needed
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| const result1 = await readFileFromDisk('/Users/eduardruzga/work/ClaudeServerCommander/new_folder/file_with_1500_lines.txt', 0, 10); | |
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| /** | ||
| * Test performance with large files of different line ending types | ||
| * This is a modified version to work with the 100-line limit | ||
| */ | ||
| async function testLargeFilePerformance() { | ||
| console.log('\nTest 6: Performance with large files'); | ||
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| // Create large test files (but stay within 100-line limit) | ||
| const lines = Array(90).fill('This is a line in a large file.\n'); | ||
| lines[45] = 'TARGET LINE TO FIND AND REPLACE\n'; | ||
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| // LF version - write in smaller chunks to respect line limit | ||
| // First chunk | ||
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| const crlfLines = lines.map(line => line.replace('\n', '\r\n')); | ||
| await fs.writeFile(LARGE_FILE_CRLF, crlfLines.join('')); | ||
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| // Test LF file | ||
| const startLF = Date.now(); | ||
| let result = await handleEditBlock({ | ||
| file_path: LARGE_FILE_LF, | ||
| old_string: 'TARGET LINE TO FIND AND REPLACE', | ||
| new_string: 'REPLACED TARGET LINE IN LF FILE', | ||
| expected_replacements: 1 | ||
| }); | ||
| const timeLF = Date.now() - startLF; | ||
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| result.content[0].text.includes('Successfully applied 1 edit'), | ||
| 'Should handle large LF file' | ||
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| // Test CRLF file | ||
| const startCRLF = Date.now(); | ||
| result = await handleEditBlock({ | ||
| file_path: LARGE_FILE_CRLF, | ||
| old_string: 'TARGET LINE TO FIND AND REPLACE', | ||
| new_string: 'REPLACED TARGET LINE IN CRLF FILE', | ||
| expected_replacements: 1 | ||
| }); | ||
| const timeCRLF = Date.now() - startCRLF; | ||
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| result.content[0].text.includes('Successfully applied 1 edit'), | ||
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| console.log(`✓ Performance test passed (LF: ${timeLF}ms, CRLF: ${timeCRLF}ms)`); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| console.error('❌ Test failed:', error); | ||
| throw error; | ||
| } | ||
| } No newline at end of file |
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Fix missing imports and improve test robustness.
The test function references several undefined variables and modules that need to be imported or defined.
The following issues need to be addressed:
- Missing imports:
path,fs,assert,handleEditBlock,TEST_DIRare not imported or defined - No cleanup: Test files are created but never cleaned up
- Potential race conditions: File operations may not be properly awaited
+import assert from 'assert';
+import path from 'path';
+import fs from 'fs/promises';
+import { handleEditBlock } from '../path/to/edit-handler.js';
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+const TEST_DIR = './test-temp';
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/**
* Test performance with large files of different line ending types
* This is a modified version to work with the 100-line limit
*/
async function testLargeFilePerformance() {
console.log('\nTest 6: Performance with large files');
const LARGE_FILE_LF = path.join(TEST_DIR, 'large_lf.txt');
const LARGE_FILE_CRLF = path.join(TEST_DIR, 'large_crlf.txt');
try {
// Create large test files (but stay within 100-line limit)
const lines = Array(90).fill('This is a line in a large file.\n');
lines[45] = 'TARGET LINE TO FIND AND REPLACE\n';
// LF version - write in smaller chunks to respect line limit
// First chunk
await fs.writeFile(LARGE_FILE_LF, lines.join(''));
// CRLF version - also respect line limit
const crlfLines = lines.map(line => line.replace('\n', '\r\n'));
await fs.writeFile(LARGE_FILE_CRLF, crlfLines.join(''));
// Test LF file
const startLF = Date.now();
let result = await handleEditBlock({
file_path: LARGE_FILE_LF,
old_string: 'TARGET LINE TO FIND AND REPLACE',
new_string: 'REPLACED TARGET LINE IN LF FILE',
expected_replacements: 1
});
const timeLF = Date.now() - startLF;
assert.ok(
result.content[0].text.includes('Successfully applied 1 edit'),
'Should handle large LF file'
);
// Test CRLF file
const startCRLF = Date.now();
result = await handleEditBlock({
file_path: LARGE_FILE_CRLF,
old_string: 'TARGET LINE TO FIND AND REPLACE',
new_string: 'REPLACED TARGET LINE IN CRLF FILE',
expected_replacements: 1
});
const timeCRLF = Date.now() - startCRLF;
assert.ok(
result.content[0].text.includes('Successfully applied 1 edit'),
'Should handle large CRLF file'
);
console.log(`✓ Performance test passed (LF: ${timeLF}ms, CRLF: ${timeCRLF}ms)`);
} catch (error) {
console.error('❌ Test failed:', error);
throw error;
+ } finally {
+ // Cleanup test files
+ try {
+ await fs.unlink(LARGE_FILE_LF).catch(() => {});
+ await fs.unlink(LARGE_FILE_CRLF).catch(() => {});
+ } catch (cleanupError) {
+ console.warn('Failed to cleanup test files:', cleanupError);
+ }
}
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asynchronous file operations are properly awaited to avoid race conditions.
Finally, implement cleanup logic to delete the created test files after the test
completes, ideally in a finally block to guarantee cleanup regardless of test
success or failure.
| const searchArgs = { | ||
| path: '/Users/eduardruzga/work/ClaudeServerCommander', | ||
| pattern: 'function|const|let|var', // This should match many lines | ||
| maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results | ||
| ignoreCase: true | ||
| }; |
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Fix hardcoded path for cross-platform compatibility.
The test uses a hardcoded path that's specific to one developer's machine, making it non-portable and likely to fail in other environments.
- const searchArgs = {
- path: '/Users/eduardruzga/work/ClaudeServerCommander',
- pattern: 'function|const|let|var', // This should match many lines
- maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results
- ignoreCase: true
- };
+ const searchArgs = {
+ path: process.cwd(), // Use current working directory
+ pattern: 'function|const|let|var', // This should match many lines
+ maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results
+ ignoreCase: true
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| const searchArgs = { | |
| path: '/Users/eduardruzga/work/ClaudeServerCommander', | |
| pattern: 'function|const|let|var', // This should match many lines | |
| maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results | |
| ignoreCase: true | |
| }; | |
| const searchArgs = { | |
| path: process.cwd(), // Use current working directory | |
| pattern: 'function|const|let|var', // This should match many lines | |
| maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results | |
| ignoreCase: true | |
| }; |
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| const searchArgs = { | ||
| path: '/Users/eduardruzga/work/ClaudeServerCommander', | ||
| pattern: '.', // Match almost every line - this should be a lot of results | ||
| maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results, but capped at 5000 | ||
| ignoreCase: true | ||
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Fix hardcoded path and overly broad pattern.
The test suffers from the same portability issue as the previous test file, and the pattern is too broad which could lead to unpredictable results.
- const searchArgs = {
- path: '/Users/eduardruzga/work/ClaudeServerCommander',
- pattern: '.', // Match almost every line - this should be a lot of results
- maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results, but capped at 5000
- ignoreCase: true
- };
+ const searchArgs = {
+ path: process.cwd(), // Use current working directory
+ pattern: 'function|const|let|var|import|export', // More predictable pattern
+ maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results, but capped at 5000
+ ignoreCase: true
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| const searchArgs = { | |
| path: '/Users/eduardruzga/work/ClaudeServerCommander', | |
| pattern: '.', // Match almost every line - this should be a lot of results | |
| maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results, but capped at 5000 | |
| ignoreCase: true | |
| }; | |
| const searchArgs = { | |
| path: process.cwd(), // Use current working directory | |
| pattern: 'function|const|let|var|import|export', // More predictable pattern | |
| maxResults: 50000, // Very high limit to get lots of results, but capped at 5000 | |
| ignoreCase: true | |
| }; |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In test/test_improved_search_truncation.js around lines 9 to 14, replace the
hardcoded absolute path with a relative or dynamically resolved path to ensure
portability across environments. Also, refine the search pattern to be more
specific and less broad than '.', which currently matches almost every line and
may cause unpredictable test results. Adjust the pattern to target a meaningful
subset of lines relevant to the test scenario.
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Summary of improvements
🖥️ Platform-Specific Prompts so that chatbot can run right platform specific commands faster
Dynamic OS detection: Automatically detects Windows/macOS/Linux and adjusts tool descriptions
Platform-specific guidance: Windows PowerShell vs CMD troubleshooting, macOS Homebrew notes, Linux package manager guidance
Smart shell selection: Better default shell handling per platform
⚡ Enhanced Process Management
Faster REPL detection: Immediate recognition of Python/Node.js prompts (>>>, >, $)
Early exit optimization: Eliminates unnecessary timeouts when processes are ready for input
Improved state detection: Better analysis of when processes are waiting vs finished
Enhanced output formatting: Cleaner process responses with consistent status indicators
🔗 SSH Improvements
Auto-enhancement: Automatically adds -t flag to SSH commands for better terminal compatibility
Better terminal support: Improved TERM environment variable handling
🔍 Code Search Fixes
Result capping: Limits search results to 900KB to prevent API timeouts
Progressive truncation: Shows partial results with helpful truncation messages instead of failing completely
Performance boost: No more "results too big" errors - always returns useful data