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Execute a bash shell command and return its output. Use for running scripts, checking system state (git status, ls, etc.), or performing file operations. Press Ctrl+C to interrupt (partial output returned to LLM); press Ctrl+Z to background (use bash_job_wait to retrieve output).

kdeps tool: code_graph_file

Edit one line of an existing file. Give file_path, the line to change (line, 1-based) or words that are on it (match), and either:

Run one structured filesystem operation and return its JSON result. Operations: read, write, patch, list, delete, exists, mkdir, copy, move, append. Requires: operation, and path (or source for copy and move). Optional: content, patch, encoding (text or base64), pattern, recursive, backup, dryRun, mode, appendNewline.

List the GGUF files in one HuggingFace repo with their sizes, to pick one for /model hff download.

Search HuggingFace for GGUF model repos (most downloaded first) and list each repo's GGUF files with their sizes. Use to find a local model to download with /model hff download.

Make an HTTP request to a URL. Returns response status, headers, and body. Use for calling APIs, fetching web content, or interacting with external services. Requires: url. Optional: method (default GET), headers, data (JSON body), files (multipart uploads), timeout, failOnError, saveTo, retry, cache, connectionName, accountName, followRedirects, tls.

Return the full text of one harness section or one instruct briefing. Use it when the system prompt shows a one-line summary and you need that section's full instructions. topic is a harness section name (memory, tools, narration, autonomy, safety, errors, scope, accuracy, honesty, code, output, internals, use-kdeps-tools, edit-workflow, or any other harness section) or an instruct topic (overview, modes, tools, available, memory, feedback, files). A name that is both a section and a topic returns the harness section. Prefix instruct: (instruct:tools, instruct:memory) to force the briefing.

Find the notes in the knowledge vault related to a query, by walking the vault's link graph from the words of the query (no model involved). Returns note paths with their one-line summaries, best first, within a small token budget. Each turn already carries a recall for the user's request; call this to look up something else (a project, a decision, an error). Then read only the notes you need with read_file.

List files and directories in a given directory path. Returns names and types (file/dir). Use to discover project structure before reading or editing files. Omit path to list the current working directory.