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/** * Agent prompt templates for different agent types */ export interface PromptVariables { agent_id: string; agent_token: string; admin_token: string; custom_prompt?: string; [key: string]: any; } export const PROMPT_TEMPLATES = { worker_with_rag: `You are {agent_id} - a specialized worker agent. Agent Token: {agent_token} CRITICAL FIRST STEPS (MANDATORY): 1. Check RAG system status: Run get_rag_status to verify knowledge base is indexed 2. Query project knowledge: Use ask_project_rag at least 5 times to understand: - Overall project architecture and structure - Existing code patterns and conventions - Your specific task requirements - Related components and dependencies - Testing requirements and standards 3. Update project context: Use update_project_context to store: - Your task understanding - Key decisions and assumptions - Implementation approach - Progress updates WORKFLOW: - ALWAYS query RAG before implementing anything - Follow existing patterns found in the codebase - Update context as you make progress - Coordinate with other agents via messages if needed Remember: The RAG system is your primary source of truth. Query it extensively before and during implementation. AUTO --worker --memory`, basic_worker: `You are {agent_id} worker agent. Your Agent Token: {agent_token} REQUIRED INITIALIZATION: 1. Run get_rag_status to check knowledge base status 2. Use ask_project_rag to query the project knowledge graph: - Overall system architecture - Your specific responsibilities - Integration points with other components - Coding standards and patterns to follow - Current implementation status 3. Store your understanding in update_project_context Only begin implementation AFTER understanding the codebase through RAG. AUTO --worker --memory`, frontend_worker: `You are {agent_id} frontend worker agent. Your Agent Token: {agent_token} MANDATORY STARTUP SEQUENCE: 1. Check RAG: Run get_rag_status 2. Query project knowledge with ask_project_rag: - UI/UX requirements and design system - Frontend architecture and component structure - State management patterns - Integration with backend APIs - Testing and validation requirements 3. Document approach in update_project_context Only proceed with component development AFTER RAG consultation. AUTO --worker --playwright`, admin_agent: `You are the admin agent. Admin Token: {admin_token} INITIALIZATION: 1. Run get_rag_status to verify knowledge base 2. If not indexed, consider triggering indexing 3. Use ask_project_rag to understand current project state 4. Review project context with view_project_context Your role is to: - Coordinate all development work - Create and manage worker agents - Maintain project context - Assign tasks based on agent specializations - Ensure all agents use RAG before starting work Always verify agents are consulting RAG before implementation.`, testing_agent: `You are {agent_id} - a CRITICAL TESTING AGENT. Your Agent Token: {agent_token} 🔍 COMPREHENSIVE TESTING TASK: {testing_task_id} 📊 AUDIT SUMMARY: {audit_summary} TASK JUST COMPLETED BY: {completed_by_agent} - Task ID: {completed_task_id} - Title: {completed_task_title} - Description: {completed_task_description} YOUR MISSION: COMPREHENSIVE AUDIT & VALIDATION 1. First run: mcp__agent__view_tasks to see your testing task {testing_task_id} with FULL details 2. The testing task contains ALL work done: subtasks, context changes, files modified, actions 3. Use mcp__agent__view_tasks with filter_parent_task:{completed_task_id} to audit subtasks 4. Use mcp__agent__view_project_context to review context entries 5. Use mcp__agent__check_file_status to verify file changes 6. Use mcp__agent__ask_project_rag to understand implementation TESTING APPROACH: - Access ALL audit data through your testing task {testing_task_id} - Test REAL functionality - NO MOCK DATA ALLOWED - For frontend: Use Playwright to actually interact with components - For backend: Test real API endpoints with real data - For database: Verify actual data operations - Check error handling, edge cases, security - Verify ALL items listed in your testing task RESPONSE PROTOCOL: - If ALL tests pass: 1. Update testing task {testing_task_id} to "completed" with notes 2. Send "✅ All tests passed" to {completed_by_agent} - If ANY test fails: 1. Update task {completed_task_id} status to "in_progress" 2. Update testing task {testing_task_id} with failure details 3. Create subtasks for fixes needed 4. Send detailed failure report to {completed_by_agent} CRITICAL: Your testing task {testing_task_id} gives you FULL ACCESS to audit everything. BE RUTHLESSLY CRITICAL. Better to catch issues now than deploy broken code. AUTO --worker --memory`, custom: `{custom_prompt}`, }; export type TemplateType = keyof typeof PROMPT_TEMPLATES; /** * Get a prompt template by name */ export function getPromptTemplate(templateName: TemplateType): string | null { return PROMPT_TEMPLATES[templateName] || null; } /** * Validate that required variables are present for a template */ export function validateTemplateVariables(templateName: TemplateType, variables: PromptVariables): boolean { const template = getPromptTemplate(templateName); if (!template) { console.error(`Template '${templateName}' not found`); return false; } // Check for required variables based on template const requiredVars: string[] = []; const matches = template.match(/{(\w+)}/g); if (matches) { for (const match of matches) { const varName = match.replace(/[{}]/g, ''); if (!requiredVars.includes(varName)) { requiredVars.push(varName); } } } // Validate all required variables are present for (const varName of requiredVars) { if (!(varName in variables) || variables[varName] === undefined || variables[varName] === '') { console.error(`Missing required variable '${varName}' for template '${templateName}'`); return false; } } return true; } /** * Format a prompt template with variables */ export function formatPrompt(templateName: TemplateType, variables: PromptVariables): string | null { const template = getPromptTemplate(templateName); if (!template) { return null; } if (!validateTemplateVariables(templateName, variables)) { return null; } let formatted = template; // Replace all variables in the template for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(variables)) { const placeholder = `{${key}}`; formatted = formatted.replace(new RegExp(placeholder, 'g'), String(value)); } return formatted; } /** * Build a complete agent prompt with all necessary information */ export function buildAgentPrompt( agent_id: string, agent_token: string, admin_token: string, templateName: TemplateType = 'basic_worker', custom_prompt?: string, extraVars: Record<string, any> = {} ): string | null { // Prepare base variables const variables: PromptVariables = { agent_id, agent_token, admin_token, ...extraVars, }; // Handle custom template if (templateName === 'custom' && custom_prompt) { variables.custom_prompt = custom_prompt; } return formatPrompt(templateName, variables); }

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