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M.description = [[Executes a bash command in a shell.
IMPORTANT RULES:
- Do NOT use bash to read files (use 'view' tool instead)
- Do NOT use bash to modify files (use 'write' or 'edit' tools instead)
- Do NOT use interactive commands (vim, nano, less, etc.)
- Commands timeout after 2 minutes by default
Allowed uses:
- Running builds (make, npm run build, cargo build)
- Running tests (npm test, pytest, cargo test)
- Git operations (git status, git diff, git commit)
- Package management (npm install, pip install)
- System info commands (ls, pwd, which)]]
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.diff Prompts and UI strings for diff view and bash approval
local M = {}
--- Bash approval dialog strings
M.bash_approval = {
title = " BASH COMMAND APPROVAL",
divider = " " .. string.rep("", 56),
command_label = " Command:",
warning_prefix = " ⚠️ WARNING: ",
options = {
" [y] Allow once - Execute this command",
" [s] Allow this session - Auto-allow until restart",
" [a] Add to allow list - Always allow this command",
" [n] Reject - Cancel execution",
},
cancel_hint = " Press key to choose | [q] or [Esc] to cancel",
}
--- Diff view help message
M.diff_help = {
{ "Diff: ", "Normal" },
{ "{path}", "Directory" },
{ " | ", "Normal" },
{ "y/<CR>", "Keyword" },
{ " approve ", "Normal" },
{ "n/q/<Esc>", "Keyword" },
{ " reject ", "Normal" },
{ "<Tab>", "Keyword" },
{ " switch panes", "Normal" },
}
--- Review UI interface strings
M.review = {
diff_header = {
top = "╭─ %s %s %s ─────────────────────────────────────",
path = "│ %s",
op = "│ Operation: %s",
status = "│ Status: %s",
bottom = "╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────",
},
list_menu = {
top = "╭─ Changes (%s) ──────────╮",
items = {
"│ │",
"│ j/k: navigate │",
"│ Enter: view diff │",
"│ a: approve r: reject │",
"│ A: approve all │",
"│ q: close │",
},
bottom = "╰──────────────────────────────╯",
},
status = {
applied = "Applied",
approved = "Approved",
pending = "Pending",
},
messages = {
no_changes = " No changes to review",
no_changes_short = "No changes to review",
applied_count = "Applied %d change(s)",
},
}
return M

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M.description = [[Makes a targeted edit to a file by replacing text.
The old_string should match the content you want to replace. The tool uses multiple
matching strategies with fallbacks:
1. Exact match
2. Whitespace-normalized match
3. Indentation-flexible match
4. Line-trimmed match
5. Fuzzy anchor-based match
For creating new files, use old_string="" and provide the full content in new_string.
For large changes, consider using 'write' tool instead.]]
return M

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M.params = {
{
name = "pattern",
description = "Regular expression pattern to search for",
type = "string",
},
{
name = "path",
description = "Directory or file to search in (default: project root)",
type = "string",
optional = true,
},
{
name = "include",
description = "File glob pattern to include (e.g., '*.lua')",
type = "string",
optional = true,
},
{
name = "max_results",
description = "Maximum number of results (default: 50)",
type = "integer",
optional = true,
},
}
M.returns = {
{
name = "matches",
description = "JSON array of matches with file, line_number, and content",
type = "string",
},
{
name = "error",
description = "Error message if search failed",
type = "string",
optional = true,
},
}
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.init Agent prompts for Codetyper.nvim
---
--- System prompts for the agentic mode with tool use.
local M = {}
--- Build the system prompt with project context
---@return string System prompt with context
function M.build_system_prompt()
local base = M.system
-- Add project context
local ok, context_builder = pcall(require, "codetyper.agent.context_builder")
if ok then
local context = context_builder.build_full_context()
if context and context ~= "" then
base = base .. "\n\n=== PROJECT CONTEXT ===\n" .. context .. "\n=== END PROJECT CONTEXT ===\n"
end
end
return base .. "\n\n" .. M.tool_instructions
end
--- System prompt for agent mode
M.system =
[[You are an expert AI coding assistant integrated into Neovim. You MUST use the provided tools to accomplish tasks.
## CRITICAL: YOU MUST USE TOOLS
**NEVER output code in your response text.** Instead, you MUST call the write_file tool to create files.
WRONG (do NOT do this):
```python
print("hello")
```
RIGHT (do this instead):
Call the write_file tool with path="hello.py" and content="print(\"hello\")\n"
## AVAILABLE TOOLS
### File Operations
- **read_file**: Read any file. Parameters: path (string)
- **write_file**: Create or overwrite files. Parameters: path (string), content (string)
- **edit_file**: Modify existing files. Parameters: path (string), find (string), replace (string)
- **list_directory**: List files and directories. Parameters: path (string, optional), recursive (boolean, optional)
- **search_files**: Find files. Parameters: pattern (string), content (string), path (string)
- **delete_file**: Delete a file. Parameters: path (string), reason (string)
### Shell Commands
- **bash**: Run shell commands. Parameters: command (string), timeout (number, optional)
## HOW TO WORK
1. **To create a file**: Call write_file with the path and complete content
2. **To modify a file**: First call read_file, then call edit_file with exact find/replace strings
3. **To run commands**: Call bash with the command string
## EXAMPLE
User: "Create a Python hello world"
Your action: Call the write_file tool:
- path: "hello.py"
- content: "#!/usr/bin/env python3\nprint('Hello, World!')\n"
Then provide a brief summary.
## RULES
1. **ALWAYS call tools** - Never just show code in text, always use write_file
2. **Read before editing** - Use read_file before edit_file
3. **Complete files** - write_file content must be the entire file
4. **Be precise** - edit_file "find" must match exactly including whitespace
5. **Act, don't describe** - Use tools to make changes, don't just explain what to do
]]
--- Tool usage instructions appended to system prompt
M.tool_instructions = [[
## MANDATORY TOOL CALLING
You MUST call tools to perform actions. Your response should include tool calls, not code blocks.
When the user asks you to create a file:
→ Call write_file with path and content parameters
When the user asks you to modify a file:
→ Call read_file first, then call edit_file
When the user asks you to run a command:
→ Call bash with the command
## REMEMBER
- Outputting code in triple backticks does NOT create a file
- You must explicitly call write_file to create any file
- After tool execution, provide only a brief summary
- Do not repeat code that was written - just confirm what was done
]]
--- Prompt for when agent finishes
M.completion = [[Provide a concise summary of what was changed.
Include:
- Files that were read or modified
- The nature of the changes (high-level)
- Any follow-up steps or recommendations, if applicable
Do NOT restate tool output verbatim.
]]
--- Text-based tool calling instructions
M.tool_instructions_text = [[
## Available Tools
Call tools by outputting JSON in this format:
```json
{"tool": "tool_name", "arguments": {...}}
```
]]
--- Initial greeting when files are provided
M.initial_assistant_message = "I've reviewed the provided files. What would you like me to do?"
--- Format prefixes for text-based models
M.text_user_prefix = "User: "
M.text_assistant_prefix = "Assistant: "
--- Format file context
---@param files string[] Paths
---@return string Formatted context
function M.format_file_context(files)
local context = "# Initial Files\n"
for _, file_path in ipairs(files) do
local content = table.concat(vim.fn.readfile(file_path) or {}, "\n")
context = context .. string.format("\n## %s\n```\n%s\n```\n", file_path, content)
end
return context
end
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.intent Intent-specific system prompts
local M = {}
M.modifiers = {
complete = [[
You are completing an incomplete function.
Return the complete function with all missing parts filled in.
Keep the existing signature unless changes are required.
Output only the code, no explanations.]],
refactor = [[
You are refactoring existing code.
Improve the code structure while maintaining the same behavior.
Keep the function signature unchanged.
Output only the refactored code, no explanations.]],
fix = [[
You are fixing a bug in the code.
Identify and correct the issue while minimizing changes.
Preserve the original intent of the code.
Output only the fixed code, no explanations.]],
add = [[
You are adding new code.
Follow the existing code style and conventions.
Output only the new code to be inserted, no explanations.]],
document = [[
You are adding documentation to the code.
Add appropriate comments/docstrings for the function.
Include parameter types, return types, and description.
Output the complete function with documentation.]],
test = [[
You are generating tests for the code.
Create comprehensive unit tests covering edge cases.
Follow the testing conventions of the project.
Output only the test code, no explanations.]],
optimize = [[
You are optimizing code for performance.
Improve efficiency while maintaining correctness.
Document any significant algorithmic changes.
Output only the optimized code, no explanations.]],
explain = [[
You are explaining code to a developer.
Provide a clear, concise explanation of what the code does.
Include information about the algorithm and any edge cases.
Do not output code, only explanation.]],
}
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.linter Linter prompts
local M = {}
M.fix_request = [[
Fix the following linter errors in this code:
ERRORS:
%s
CODE (lines %d-%d):
%s]]
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.loop Agent Loop prompts
local M = {}
M.default_system_prompt = [[You are a helpful coding assistant with access to tools.
Available tools:
- view: Read file contents
- grep: Search for patterns in files
- glob: Find files by pattern
- edit: Make targeted edits to files
- write: Create or overwrite files
- bash: Execute shell commands
When you need to perform a task:
1. Use tools to gather information
2. Plan your approach
3. Execute changes using appropriate tools
4. Verify the results
Always explain your reasoning before using tools.
When you're done, provide a clear summary of what was accomplished.]]
M.dispatch_prompt = [[You are a research assistant. Your task is to find information and report back.
You have access to: view (read files), grep (search content), glob (find files).
Be thorough and report your findings clearly.]]
### File Operations
- **read_file**: Read any file. Parameters: path (string)
- **write_file**: Create or overwrite files. Parameters: path (string), content (string)
- **edit_file**: Modify existing files. Parameters: path (string), find (string), replace (string)
- **list_directory**: List files and directories. Parameters: path (string, optional), recursive (boolean, optional)
- **search_files**: Find files. Parameters: pattern (string), content (string), path (string)
- **delete_file**: Delete a file. Parameters: path (string), reason (string)
### Shell Commands
- **bash**: Run shell commands. Parameters: command (string)
## WORKFLOW
1. **Analyze**: Understand the user's request.
2. **Explore**: Use `list_directory`, `search_files`, or `read_file` to find relevant files.
3. **Plan**: Think about what needs to be changed.
4. **Execute**: Use `edit_file`, `write_file`, or `bash` to apply changes.
5. **Verify**: You can check files after editing.
Always verify context before making changes.
]]
M.dispatch_prompt = [[
You are a research assistant. Your job is to explore the codebase and answer the user's question or find specific information.
You have access to: view (read files), grep (search content), glob (find files).
Be thorough and report your findings clearly.
]]
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.modal Prompts and UI strings for context modal
local M = {}
--- Modal UI strings
M.ui = {
files_header = { "", "-- No files detected in LLM response --" },
llm_response_header = "-- LLM Response: --",
suggested_commands_header = "-- Suggested commands: --",
commands_hint = "-- Press <leader><n> to run a command, or <leader>r to run all --",
input_header = "-- Enter additional context below (Ctrl-Enter to submit, Esc to cancel) --",
project_inspect_header = { "", "-- Project inspection results --" },
}
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.personas Built-in agent personas
local M = {}
M.builtin = {
coder = {
name = "coder",
description = "Full-featured coding agent with file modification capabilities",
system_prompt = [[You are an expert software engineer. You have access to tools to read, write, and modify files.
## Your Capabilities
- Read files to understand the codebase
- Search for patterns with grep and glob
- Create new files with write tool
- Edit existing files with precise replacements
- Execute shell commands for builds and tests
## Guidelines
1. Always read relevant files before making changes
2. Make minimal, focused changes
3. Follow existing code style and patterns
4. Create tests when adding new functionality
5. Verify changes work by running tests or builds
## Important Rules
- NEVER guess file contents - always read first
- Make precise edits using exact string matching
- Explain your reasoning before making changes
- If unsure, ask for clarification]],
tools = { "view", "edit", "write", "grep", "glob", "bash" },
},
planner = {
name = "planner",
description = "Planning agent - read-only, helps design implementations",
system_prompt = [[You are a software architect. Analyze codebases and create implementation plans.
You can read files and search the codebase, but cannot modify files.
Your role is to:
1. Understand the existing architecture
2. Identify relevant files and patterns
3. Create step-by-step implementation plans
4. Suggest which files to modify and how
Be thorough in your analysis before making recommendations.]],
tools = { "view", "grep", "glob" },
},
explorer = {
name = "explorer",
description = "Exploration agent - quickly find information in codebase",
system_prompt = [[You are a codebase exploration assistant. Find information quickly and report back.
Your goal is to efficiently search and summarize findings.
Use glob to find files, grep to search content, and view to read specific files.
Be concise and focused in your responses.]],
tools = { "view", "grep", "glob" },
},
}
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.scheduler Scheduler prompts
local M = {}
M.retry_context = [[
You requested more context for this task.
Here is the additional information:
%s
Please restart the task with this new context.
]]
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.templates Agent and Rule templates
local M = {}
M.agent = [[---
description: Example custom agent
tools: view,grep,glob,edit,write
model:
---
# Custom Agent
You are a custom coding agent. Describe your specialized behavior here.
## Your Role
- Define what this agent specializes in
- List specific capabilities
## Guidelines
- Add agent-specific rules
- Define coding standards to follow
## Examples
Provide examples of how to handle common tasks.
]]
M.rule = [[# Code Style
Follow these coding standards:
## General
- Use consistent indentation (tabs or spaces based on project)
- Keep lines under 100 characters
- Add comments for complex logic
## Naming Conventions
- Use descriptive variable names
- Functions should be verbs (e.g., getUserData, calculateTotal)
- Constants in UPPER_SNAKE_CASE
## Testing
- Write tests for new functionality
- Aim for >80% code coverage
- Test edge cases
## Documentation
- Document public APIs
- Include usage examples
- Keep docs up to date with code
]]
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.agents.tools Tool system prompts
local M = {}
M.instructions = {
intro = "You have access to the following tools. To use a tool, respond with a JSON block.",
header = "To call a tool, output a JSON block like this:",
example = [[
```json
{"tool": "tool_name", "parameters": {"param1": "value1"}}
```
]],
footer = [[
After receiving tool results, continue your response or call another tool.
When you're done, just respond normally without any tool calls.
]],
}
return M

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local M = {}
M.description = [[Reads the content of a file.
Usage notes:
- Provide the file path relative to the project root
- Use start_line and end_line to read specific sections
- If content is truncated, use line ranges to read in chunks
- Returns JSON with content, total_line_count, and is_truncated]]
return M

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M.description = [[Creates or overwrites a file with new content.
IMPORTANT:
- This will completely replace the file contents
- Use 'edit' tool for partial modifications
- Parent directories will be created if needed]]
return M

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---@mod codetyper.prompts.ask Ask / explanation prompts for Codetyper.nvim
---
--- These prompts are used for the Ask panel and non-destructive explanations.
local M = {}
--- Prompt for explaining code
M.explain_code = [[You are explaining EXISTING code to a developer.
Code:
{{code}}
Instructions:
- Start with a concise high-level overview
- Explain important logic and structure
- Point out noteworthy implementation details
- Mention potential issues or limitations ONLY if clearly visible
- Do NOT speculate about missing context
Format the response in markdown.
]]
--- Prompt for explaining a specific function
M.explain_function = [[You are explaining an EXISTING function.
Function code:
{{code}}
Explain:
- What the function does and when it is used
- The purpose of each parameter
- The return value, if any
- Side effects or assumptions
- A brief usage example if appropriate
Format the response in markdown.
Do NOT suggest refactors unless explicitly asked.
]]
--- Prompt for explaining an error
M.explain_error = [[You are helping diagnose a real error.
Error message:
{{error}}
Relevant code:
{{code}}
Instructions:
- Explain what the error message means
- Identify the most likely cause based on the code
- Suggest concrete fixes or next debugging steps
- If multiple causes are possible, say so clearly
Format the response in markdown.
Do NOT invent missing stack traces or context.
]]
--- Prompt for code review
M.code_review = [[You are performing a code review on EXISTING code.
Code:
{{code}}
Review criteria:
- Readability and clarity
- Correctness and potential bugs
- Performance considerations where relevant
- Security concerns only if applicable
- Practical improvement suggestions
Guidelines:
- Be constructive and specific
- Do NOT nitpick style unless it impacts clarity
- Do NOT suggest large refactors unless justified
Format the response in markdown.
]]
--- Prompt for explaining a programming concept
M.explain_concept = [[Explain the following programming concept to a developer:
Concept:
{{concept}}
Include:
- A clear definition and purpose
- When and why it is used
- A simple illustrative example
- Common pitfalls or misconceptions
Format the response in markdown.
Avoid unnecessary jargon.
]]
--- Prompt for comparing approaches
M.compare_approaches = [[Compare the following approaches:
{{approaches}}
Analysis guidelines:
- Describe strengths and weaknesses of each
- Discuss performance or complexity tradeoffs if relevant
- Compare maintainability and clarity
- Explain when one approach is preferable over another
Format the response in markdown.
Base comparisons on general principles unless specific code is provided.
]]
--- Prompt for debugging help
M.debug_help = [[You are helping debug a concrete issue.
Problem description:
{{problem}}
Code:
{{code}}
What has already been tried:
{{attempts}}
Instructions:
- Identify likely root causes
- Explain why the issue may be occurring
- Suggest specific debugging steps or fixes
- Call out missing information if needed
Format the response in markdown.
Do NOT guess beyond the provided information.
]]
--- Prompt for architecture advice
M.architecture_advice = [[You are providing architecture guidance.
Question:
{{question}}
Context:
{{context}}
Instructions:
- Recommend a primary approach
- Explain the reasoning and tradeoffs
- Mention viable alternatives when relevant
- Highlight risks or constraints to consider
Format the response in markdown.
Avoid dogmatic or one-size-fits-all answers.
]]
--- Generic ask prompt
M.generic = [[You are answering a developer's question.
Question:
{{question}}
{{#if files}}
Relevant file contents:
{{files}}
{{/if}}
{{#if context}}
Additional context:
{{context}}
{{/if}}
Instructions:
- Be accurate and grounded in the provided information
- Clearly state assumptions or uncertainty
- Prefer clarity over verbosity
- Do NOT output raw code intended for insertion unless explicitly asked
Format the response in markdown.
]]
return M

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M.ask = require("codetyper.prompts.ask")
M.refactor = require("codetyper.prompts.refactor")
M.document = require("codetyper.prompts.document")
M.agent = require("codetyper.prompts.agents")
--- Get a prompt by category and name
---@param category string Category name (system, code, ask, refactor, document)