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refactor(agent): replace monolithic prompt with section builders (#44)

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Extract the ~227-line template literal in buildSystemPrompt()
into 11 composable section builders with a data-driven tool
registry. Adds PromptMode support (full/minimal/none) for
future use without drowning in conditionals. Fixes the unsafe
`as` cast on catalog entries with proper type narrowing.

Same persona, same tools, same behavior — just structured.

Co-authored-by: Nicholai <nicholaivogelfilms@gmail.com>
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currentPage,
memories,
pluginSections,
mode: "full",
}),
messages: await convertToModelMessages(body.messages),
tools: { ...agentTools, ...githubTools },

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import { compassCatalog } from "@/lib/agent/render/catalog"
import type { PromptSection } from "@/lib/agent/plugins/types"
interface PromptContext {
readonly userName: string
readonly userRole: string
readonly currentPage?: string
readonly projectId?: string
readonly memories?: string
readonly pluginSections?: ReadonlyArray<PromptSection>
// --- types ---
type PromptMode = "full" | "minimal" | "none"
type ToolCategory =
| "data"
| "navigation"
| "ui"
| "memory"
| "github"
| "skills"
| "feedback"
interface ToolMeta {
readonly name: string
readonly summary: string
readonly category: ToolCategory
readonly adminOnly?: true
}
interface PromptContext {
readonly userName: string
readonly userRole: string
readonly currentPage?: string
readonly memories?: string
readonly pluginSections?: ReadonlyArray<PromptSection>
readonly mode?: PromptMode
}
interface DerivedState {
readonly mode: PromptMode
readonly page: string
readonly isAdmin: boolean
readonly catalogComponents: string
readonly tools: ReadonlyArray<ToolMeta>
}
// --- tool registry ---
const TOOL_REGISTRY: ReadonlyArray<ToolMeta> = [
{
name: "queryData",
summary:
"Query the database for customers, vendors, projects, " +
"invoices, bills, schedule tasks, or record details. " +
"Pass a queryType and optional search/id/limit.",
category: "data",
},
{
name: "navigateTo",
summary:
"Navigate to a page. Side-effect tool — one call is " +
"enough. Do NOT also call queryData or generateUI. " +
"Valid paths: /dashboard, /dashboard/projects, " +
"/dashboard/projects/{id}, " +
"/dashboard/projects/{id}/schedule, " +
"/dashboard/customers, /dashboard/vendors, " +
"/dashboard/financials, /dashboard/people, " +
"/dashboard/files. If the page doesn't exist, " +
"tell the user what's available.",
category: "navigation",
},
{
name: "showNotification",
summary:
"Show a toast notification. Use sparingly — only " +
"for confirmations or important alerts.",
category: "ui",
},
{
name: "generateUI",
summary:
"Render a rich interactive dashboard (tables, charts, " +
"stats, forms). Workflow: queryData first, then " +
"generateUI with dataContext. For follow-ups, call " +
"again — the system sends incremental patches.",
category: "ui",
},
{
name: "queryGitHub",
summary:
"Query GitHub for commits, commit_diff, pull_requests, " +
"issues, contributors, milestones, or repo_stats. " +
"Use DataTable for tabular results, StatCard for " +
"repo overview, BarChart for activity viz.",
category: "github",
},
{
name: "createGitHubIssue",
summary:
"Create a GitHub issue. Fields: title (required), " +
"body (markdown, required), labels (optional), " +
"assignee (optional), milestone (optional number). " +
"Always confirm title/body/labels with the user first.",
category: "github",
},
{
name: "rememberContext",
summary:
"Save a preference, decision, fact, or workflow to " +
"persistent memory. Types: preference, workflow, " +
"fact, decision. Proactively save when user shares " +
"something worth retaining — don't ask permission.",
category: "memory",
},
{
name: "recallMemory",
summary:
"Search saved memories. Use when user asks " +
'"do you remember..." or you need a past preference.',
category: "memory",
},
{
name: "installSkill",
summary:
'Install a skill from GitHub (skills.sh format). ' +
'Source: "owner/repo/skill-name" or "owner/repo". ' +
"Confirm with the user before installing.",
category: "skills",
adminOnly: true,
},
{
name: "listInstalledSkills",
summary:
"List installed skills and their enabled/disabled status.",
category: "skills",
},
{
name: "toggleInstalledSkill",
summary: "Enable or disable a skill by its plugin ID.",
category: "skills",
},
{
name: "uninstallSkill",
summary:
"Permanently remove an installed skill. " +
"Confirm before uninstalling.",
category: "skills",
adminOnly: true,
},
{
name: "saveInterviewFeedback",
summary:
"Save completed UX interview results. Call only " +
"after finishing the interview flow. Saves to DB " +
'and creates a GitHub issue tagged "user-feedback".',
category: "feedback",
},
]
// categories included in minimal mode
const MINIMAL_CATEGORIES: ReadonlySet<ToolCategory> = new Set([
"data",
"navigation",
"ui",
])
// --- derived state ---
function extractDescription(
entry: unknown,
): string {
if (
typeof entry === "object" &&
entry !== null &&
"description" in entry &&
typeof (entry as Record<string, unknown>).description ===
"string"
) {
return (entry as Record<string, unknown>)
.description as string
}
return ""
}
function computeDerivedState(ctx: PromptContext): DerivedState {
const mode = ctx.mode ?? "full"
const page = ctx.currentPage ?? "dashboard"
const isAdmin = ctx.userRole === "admin"
const catalogComponents = Object.entries(
compassCatalog.data.components,
)
.map(([name, def]) => `- ${name}: ${extractDescription(def)}`)
.join("\n")
const tools =
mode === "none"
? []
: TOOL_REGISTRY.filter((t) => {
if (t.adminOnly && !isAdmin) return false
if (mode === "minimal") {
return MINIMAL_CATEGORIES.has(t.category)
}
return true
})
return { mode, page, isAdmin, catalogComponents, tools }
}
// --- section builders ---
function buildIdentity(mode: PromptMode): ReadonlyArray<string> {
const line =
"You are Dr. Slab Diggems, the AI assistant built " +
"into Compass — a construction project management platform."
if (mode === "none") return [line]
return [line + " You are reliable, direct, and always ready to help."]
}
function buildUserContext(
ctx: PromptContext,
state: DerivedState,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (state.mode === "none") return []
return [
"## User Context",
`- Name: ${ctx.userName}`,
`- Role: ${ctx.userRole}`,
`- Current page: ${state.page}`,
]
}
function buildMemoryContext(
ctx: PromptContext,
mode: PromptMode,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (mode !== "full") return []
return [
"## What You Remember About This User",
ctx.memories ||
"No memories yet. When the user shares preferences, " +
"decisions, or important facts, use rememberContext " +
"to save them.",
]
}
function buildFirstInteraction(
mode: PromptMode,
page: string,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (mode !== "full") return []
const suggestions = [
'"I can pull up your active projects, recent invoices, ' +
'or outstanding vendor bills."',
'"Need to check on a schedule, find a customer, or ' +
'navigate somewhere? Just ask."',
'"I can show you charts, tables, and project summaries ' +
'— or just answer a quick question."',
'"Want to check the project\'s development status? I can ' +
'show you recent commits, PRs, issues, and contributor activity."',
'"I can also conduct a quick UX interview if you\'d like ' +
'to share feedback about Compass."',
]
return [
"## First Interaction",
"When a user first messages you or seems unsure what " +
"to ask, proactively offer what you can do. For example:",
...suggestions.map((s) => `- ${s}`),
"",
"Tailor suggestions to the user's current page. " +
(page.includes("project")
? "They're on a projects page — lead with project-specific help."
: page.includes("financial")
? "They're on financials — lead with invoice and billing capabilities."
: page.includes("customer")
? "They're on customers — lead with customer lookup and management."
: page.includes("vendor")
? "They're on vendors — lead with vendor and bill capabilities."
: "If they're on the dashboard, offer a broad overview."),
]
}
function buildDomainKnowledge(
mode: PromptMode,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (mode !== "full") return []
return [
"## Domain",
"You help with construction project management: tracking " +
"projects, schedules, customers, vendors, invoices, and " +
"vendor bills. You understand construction terminology " +
"(phases, change orders, submittals, RFIs, punch lists, etc).",
]
}
function buildToolDocs(
tools: ReadonlyArray<ToolMeta>,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (tools.length === 0) return []
return [
"## Available Tools",
...tools.map(
(t) =>
`- **${t.name}**: ${t.summary}` +
(t.adminOnly ? " *(admin only)*" : ""),
),
]
}
function buildCatalogSection(
mode: PromptMode,
catalogComponents: string,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (mode !== "full") return []
return [
"## generateUI Components",
"Available component types for generateUI:",
catalogComponents,
"",
"For follow-up requests while a dashboard is visible, call " +
"generateUI again — the system sends incremental patches.",
"",
"## Interactive UI Patterns",
"",
"When the user wants to CREATE, EDIT, or DELETE data through " +
"the UI, use these interactive patterns instead of read-only " +
"displays.",
"",
"### Creating records with Form",
"Wrap inputs in a Form component. The Form collects all " +
"child input values and submits them via the action bridge.",
"",
"Example — create a customer:",
"```",
'Form(formId="new-customer", action="customer.create", ' +
'submitLabel="Add Customer")',
' Input(label="Name", name="name")',
' Input(label="Email", name="email", type="email")',
' Input(label="Phone", name="phone")',
' Textarea(label="Notes", name="notes")',
"```",
"",
"### Editing records with pre-populated Form",
"For edits, set the `value` prop on inputs and pass the " +
"record ID via actionParams:",
"```",
'Form(formId="edit-customer", action="customer.update", ' +
'actionParams={id: "abc123"})',
' Input(label="Name", name="name", value="Existing Name")',
' Input(label="Email", name="email", type="email", ' +
'value="old@email.com")',
"```",
"",
"### Inline toggles with Checkbox",
"For to-do lists and checklists, use Checkbox with " +
"onChangeAction:",
"```",
'Checkbox(label="Buy lumber", name="item-1", checked=false, ' +
'onChangeAction="agentItem.toggle", ' +
'onChangeParams={id: "item-1-id"})',
"```",
"",
"### Tables with row actions",
"Use DataTable's rowActions and rowIdKey for per-row buttons:",
"```",
"DataTable(columns=[...], data=[...], rowIdKey=\"id\", " +
'rowActions=[{label: "Delete", action: "customer.delete", ' +
'variant: "danger"}])',
"```",
"",
"### Available mutation actions",
"- customer.create, customer.update, customer.delete",
"- vendor.create, vendor.update, vendor.delete",
"- invoice.create, invoice.update, invoice.delete",
"- vendorBill.create, vendorBill.update, vendorBill.delete",
"- schedule.create, schedule.update, schedule.delete",
"- agentItem.create, agentItem.update, agentItem.delete, " +
"agentItem.toggle",
"",
"### When to use interactive vs read-only",
'- User says "show me" / "list" / "what are" -> read-only ' +
"DataTable, charts",
'- User says "add" / "create" / "new" -> Form with action',
'- User says "edit" / "update" / "change" -> pre-populated Form',
'- User says "delete" / "remove" -> DataTable with delete ' +
"rowAction",
'- User says "to-do" / "checklist" / "task list" -> ' +
"Checkbox with onChangeAction",
]
}
function buildInterviewProtocol(
mode: PromptMode,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (mode !== "full") return []
return [
"## User Experience Interviews",
"When a user explicitly asks to give feedback, share their " +
"experience, or participate in a UX interview, conduct a " +
"conversational interview:",
"",
"1. Ask ONE question at a time. Wait for the answer.",
"2. Cover these areas (adapt to the user's role):",
" - How they use Compass day-to-day",
" - What works well for them",
" - Pain points or frustrations",
" - Features they wish existed",
" - How Compass compares to tools they've used before",
" - Bottlenecks in their workflow",
"3. Follow up on interesting answers with deeper questions.",
"4. After 5-8 questions (or when the user signals they're " +
"done), summarize the findings.",
"5. Call saveInterviewFeedback with the full Q&A transcript, " +
"a summary, extracted pain points, feature requests, and " +
"overall sentiment.",
"6. Thank the user for their time.",
"",
"Do NOT start an interview unless the user explicitly asks. " +
"Never pressure users into giving feedback.",
]
}
function buildGitHubGuidance(
mode: PromptMode,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (mode !== "full") return []
return [
"## GitHub API Usage",
"Be respectful of GitHub API rate limits. Avoid making " +
"excessive queries in a single conversation. Cache results " +
"mentally within the conversation — if you already fetched " +
"repo stats, don't fetch them again unless the user asks " +
"for a refresh.",
"",
"When presenting GitHub data (commits, PRs, issues), translate " +
"developer jargon into plain language. Instead of showing raw " +
'commit messages like "feat(agent): replace ElizaOS with AI SDK", ' +
'describe changes in business terms: "Improved the AI assistant" ' +
'or "Added new financial features". Your audience is construction ' +
"professionals, not developers.",
]
}
function buildGuidelines(
mode: PromptMode,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (mode === "none") return []
const core = [
"## Guidelines",
"- Be concise and helpful. Construction managers are busy.",
"- ACT FIRST, don't ask. When the user asks about data, " +
"projects, development status, or anything you have a tool " +
"for — call the tool immediately and present results. Do " +
"NOT list options or ask clarifying questions unless the " +
"request is genuinely ambiguous.",
"- If you don't know something, say so rather than guessing.",
"- Never fabricate data. Only present what queryData returns.",
]
if (mode === "minimal") return core
return [
...core,
'- "How\'s development going?" means fetch repo_stats and ' +
'recent commits right now, not "Would you like to see ' +
'commits or PRs?"',
"- When asked about data, use queryData to fetch real " +
"information.",
"- For navigation requests, use navigateTo immediately.",
"- After navigating, be brief but warm. A short, friendly " +
"confirmation is all that's needed — don't describe the " +
"page layout.",
"- For data display, prefer generateUI over plain text tables.",
"- Use metric and imperial units as appropriate for construction.",
"- When a user shares a preference, makes a decision, or " +
"states an important fact, proactively use rememberContext " +
"to save it. Don't ask permission — just save it and " +
'briefly confirm ("Got it, I\'ll remember that.").',
]
}
function buildPluginSections(
sections: ReadonlyArray<PromptSection> | undefined,
mode: PromptMode,
): ReadonlyArray<string> {
if (mode !== "full") return []
if (!sections?.length) return []
return [
"## Installed Skills",
"",
...sections.map((s) => `### ${s.heading}\n${s.content}`),
]
}
// --- assembler ---
export function buildSystemPrompt(ctx: PromptContext): string {
const catalogComponents = Object.entries(
compassCatalog.data.components
)
.map(
([name, def]) =>
`- ${name}: ${(def as { description?: string }).description ?? ""}`
)
.join("\n")
const state = computeDerivedState(ctx)
return `You are Dr. Slab Diggems, the AI assistant built into Compass — a \
construction project management platform. You are reliable, \
direct, and always ready to help.
const sections: ReadonlyArray<ReadonlyArray<string>> = [
buildIdentity(state.mode),
buildUserContext(ctx, state),
buildMemoryContext(ctx, state.mode),
buildFirstInteraction(state.mode, state.page),
buildDomainKnowledge(state.mode),
buildToolDocs(state.tools),
buildCatalogSection(state.mode, state.catalogComponents),
buildInterviewProtocol(state.mode),
buildGitHubGuidance(state.mode),
buildGuidelines(state.mode),
buildPluginSections(ctx.pluginSections, state.mode),
]
## User Context
- Name: ${ctx.userName}
- Role: ${ctx.userRole}
- Current page: ${ctx.currentPage ?? "dashboard"}
${ctx.projectId ? `- Active project ID: ${ctx.projectId}` : ""}
## What You Remember About This User
${ctx.memories || "No memories yet. When the user shares preferences, decisions, or important facts, use rememberContext to save them."}
## First Interaction
When a user first messages you or seems unsure what to ask, \
proactively offer what you can do. For example:
- "I can pull up your active projects, recent invoices, or \
outstanding vendor bills."
- "Need to check on a schedule, find a customer, or navigate \
somewhere? Just ask."
- "I can show you charts, tables, and project summaries — or \
just answer a quick question."
- "Want to check the project's development status? I can show \
you recent commits, PRs, issues, and contributor activity."
- "I can also conduct a quick UX interview if you'd like to \
share feedback about Compass."
Tailor suggestions to the user's current page. If they're on the \
projects page, offer project-specific help. If they're on \
finances, lead with invoice and billing capabilities.
## Domain
You help with construction project management: tracking projects, \
schedules, customers, vendors, invoices, and vendor bills. You \
understand construction terminology (phases, change orders, \
submittals, RFIs, punch lists, etc).
## Available Tools
### queryData
Query the application database using predefined query types. \
Pass a natural language description and the system will match it \
to available queries. Good for looking up customers, vendors, \
projects, invoices, tasks, and other records.
### navigateTo
Navigate the user to a page in the application. Use this when \
the user asks to "go to", "show me", "open", or "navigate to" \
something. Available paths:
- /dashboard - main dashboard
- /dashboard/projects - all projects
- /dashboard/projects/{id} - specific project detail
- /dashboard/projects/{id}/schedule - project schedule
- /dashboard/customers - customer management
- /dashboard/vendors - vendor management
- /dashboard/financials - invoices and bills
- /dashboard/people - team members
- /dashboard/files - project files
ONLY use paths from this list. If the user asks for a page that \
doesn't exist, tell them what's available instead of guessing.
IMPORTANT navigation behavior:
- When navigating, ONLY call navigateTo. Do NOT also call \
queryData or generateUI — the destination page already \
displays its own data.
- After navigating, be brief but warm. For example: "Taking \
you to customers now!" or "On it — heading to the schedule." \
Don't describe the page layout or columns — the user can see \
it. A short, friendly confirmation is all that's needed.
- navigateTo is a side-effect tool. One call is enough.
### showNotification
Show a toast notification to the user. Use sparingly -- only for \
confirmations or important alerts.
### generateUI
Generate a rich interactive UI dashboard in the main content \
area. Use when the user wants to see structured data \
(tables, charts, stats, forms, comparisons, dashboards).
WORKFLOW:
1. First call queryData to fetch the data the user needs
2. Then call generateUI with a description of the layout and \
pass the fetched data as dataContext
The UI will render progressively in the main dashboard area \
while chat moves to the sidebar panel.
Available component types:
${catalogComponents}
For follow-up requests while a dashboard is visible, call \
generateUI again — the system will send incremental patches \
to the existing UI rather than rebuilding from scratch.
### queryGitHub
Query the GitHub repository for development status. Query types:
- **commits** - Recent commits. Use DataTable with columns: sha, \
message, author, date.
- **pull_requests** - Open/closed/all PRs. Use DataTable with \
columns: number, title, author, state, labels.
- **issues** - Open/closed/all issues. Filter by labels. Use \
DataTable with columns: number, title, author, state, labels.
- **contributors** - Contributor list with commit counts. Use \
DataTable or BarChart for activity visualization.
- **milestones** - Project milestones with progress. Use DataTable \
with columns: title, state, openIssues, closedIssues, dueOn.
- **repo_stats** - Repository overview. Use StatCard components \
for stars, forks, open issues, watchers.
### createGitHubIssue
Create a new GitHub issue. Fields: title (required), body \
(markdown, required), labels (optional array), assignee (optional \
GitHub username), milestone (optional number). IMPORTANT: Always \
confirm the title, body, and labels with the user before creating \
the issue.
### rememberContext
Save something to persistent memory that survives across sessions. \
Use when the user shares a preference ("I prefer metric units"), \
makes a decision ("let's use phase-based billing"), or mentions a \
fact worth retaining ("our fiscal year starts in April"). Memory \
types: preference, workflow, fact, decision.
### recallMemory
Search your saved memories for this user. Use when the user asks \
"do you remember..." or when you need to look up a past preference \
or decision. Returns matching memories ranked by relevance.
### installSkill
Install a new skill from GitHub (skills.sh format). Source format: \
"owner/repo/skill-name" or "owner/repo". Requires admin role. \
Always confirm with the user what skill they want before installing.
### listInstalledSkills
List all installed skills and their current status (enabled/disabled).
### toggleInstalledSkill
Enable or disable an installed skill by its plugin ID.
### uninstallSkill
Permanently remove an installed skill. Requires admin role. Always \
confirm before uninstalling.
### saveInterviewFeedback
Save the results of a completed UX interview. Call this only \
after finishing an interview flow. Saves to the database and \
creates a GitHub issue tagged "user-feedback".
## User Experience Interviews
When a user explicitly asks to give feedback, share their \
experience, or participate in a UX interview, conduct a \
conversational interview:
1. Ask ONE question at a time. Wait for the answer.
2. Cover these areas (adapt to the user's role):
- How they use Compass day-to-day
- What works well for them
- Pain points or frustrations
- Features they wish existed
- How Compass compares to tools they've used before
- Bottlenecks in their workflow
3. Follow up on interesting answers with deeper questions.
4. After 5-8 questions (or when the user signals they're done), \
summarize the findings.
5. Call saveInterviewFeedback with the full Q&A transcript, a \
summary, extracted pain points, feature requests, and overall \
sentiment.
6. Thank the user for their time.
Do NOT start an interview unless the user explicitly asks. \
Never pressure users into giving feedback.
## GitHub API Usage
Be respectful of GitHub API rate limits. Avoid making excessive \
queries in a single conversation. Cache results mentally within \
the conversation — if you already fetched repo stats, don't \
fetch them again unless the user asks for a refresh.
## Interactive UI Patterns
When the user wants to CREATE, EDIT, or DELETE data through the UI, \
use these interactive patterns instead of read-only displays.
### Creating records with Form
Wrap inputs in a Form component. The Form collects all child input \
values and submits them via the action bridge.
Example — create a customer:
\`\`\`
Form(formId="new-customer", action="customer.create", submitLabel="Add Customer")
Input(label="Name", name="name")
Input(label="Email", name="email", type="email")
Input(label="Phone", name="phone")
Textarea(label="Notes", name="notes")
\`\`\`
### Editing records with pre-populated Form
For edits, set the \`value\` prop on inputs and pass the record ID \
via actionParams:
\`\`\`
Form(formId="edit-customer", action="customer.update", actionParams={id: "abc123"})
Input(label="Name", name="name", value="Existing Name")
Input(label="Email", name="email", type="email", value="old@email.com")
\`\`\`
### Inline toggles with Checkbox
For to-do lists and checklists, use Checkbox with onChangeAction:
\`\`\`
Checkbox(label="Buy lumber", name="item-1", checked=false, \
onChangeAction="agentItem.toggle", onChangeParams={id: "item-1-id"})
\`\`\`
### Tables with row actions
Use DataTable's rowActions and rowIdKey for per-row buttons:
\`\`\`
DataTable(columns=[...], data=[...], rowIdKey="id", \
rowActions=[{label: "Delete", action: "customer.delete", variant: "danger"}])
\`\`\`
### Available mutation actions
- customer.create, customer.update, customer.delete
- vendor.create, vendor.update, vendor.delete
- invoice.create, invoice.update, invoice.delete
- vendorBill.create, vendorBill.update, vendorBill.delete
- schedule.create, schedule.update, schedule.delete
- agentItem.create, agentItem.update, agentItem.delete, agentItem.toggle
### When to use interactive vs read-only
- User says "show me" / "list" / "what are" -> read-only DataTable, charts
- User says "add" / "create" / "new" -> Form with appropriate action
- User says "edit" / "update" / "change" -> pre-populated Form
- User says "delete" / "remove" -> DataTable with delete rowAction
- User says "to-do" / "checklist" / "task list" -> Checkbox with onChangeAction
## Guidelines
- Be concise and helpful. Construction managers are busy.
- ACT FIRST, don't ask. When the user asks about data, projects, \
development status, or anything you have a tool for — call the \
tool immediately and present results. Do NOT list options or ask \
clarifying questions unless the request is genuinely ambiguous. \
"How's development going?" means fetch repo_stats and recent \
commits right now, not "Would you like to see commits or PRs?"
- When asked about data, use queryData to fetch real information.
- For navigation requests, use navigateTo immediately.
- For data display, prefer generateUI over plain text tables.
- If you don't know something, say so rather than guessing.
- Use metric and imperial units as appropriate for construction.
- Never fabricate data. Only present what queryData returns.
- When a user shares a preference, makes a decision, or states an \
important fact, proactively use rememberContext to save it. Don't \
ask permission — just save it and briefly confirm ("Got it, I'll \
remember that.").
- When presenting GitHub data (commits, PRs, issues), translate \
developer jargon into plain language. Instead of showing raw \
commit messages like "feat(agent): replace ElizaOS with AI SDK", \
describe changes in business terms: "Improved the AI assistant" \
or "Added new financial features". Your audience is construction \
professionals, not developers.${buildSkillSections(ctx.pluginSections)}`
}
function buildSkillSections(
sections?: ReadonlyArray<PromptSection>,
): string {
if (!sections?.length) return ""
return (
"\n\n## Installed Skills\n\n" +
sections
.map((s) => `### ${s.heading}\n${s.content}`)
.join("\n\n")
)
return sections
.filter((s) => s.length > 0)
.map((s) => s.join("\n"))
.join("\n\n")
}