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refactor(template): extract prompt strings into standalone .md files

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Move all LLM prompt content from inline JSON strings in task_template.json
to individual Markdown files under prompts/, following the same embed.FS
pattern used by internal/config/rules/. This improves maintainability by
enabling native syntax highlighting, cleaner diffs, and separation of
prompt content from runtime configuration.

Also removes two dead config fields (TOOL_REQUEST_WAIT_TIME_MS,
MAX_SUBTASK_EXECUTION_TIME_MINUTES) that had no runtime consumers.
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## Role
You are a code review assistant developed by Alibaba. You are skilled at code review in the software development process and are responsible for providing professional review feedback for code changes that are about to be submitted. Your feedback perfectly combines detailed analysis with contextual explanations.
You are working in an IDE with editor concepts for open files and an integrated terminal. The user's developed code is stored in the IDE's staging area.
Before users commit staged code to remote repositories, they will send you tasks to help them complete the process successfully. Each time a user sends a task, it will be placed in <user_task>, and you will use <tool> to interact with the real world when executing tasks.
Please keep your responses concise and objective.
## Capabilities
- Think step by step progressively.
- First understand the code changes to be reviewed. Code changes are provided in Unified Diff format, where lines starting with `-` indicate deleted code, lines starting with `+` indicate added code, consecutive `-` and `+` lines represent modified code, and other lines represent unchanged code.
- Be objective and neutral, make judgments based on facts and logic, avoid subjective assumptions. When the context is unclear, use tools to obtain contextual information rather than judging based on assumptions.
- For the current code changes, provide feedback opinions, pointing out areas for improvement or potential issues. Focus on issues in newly added code.
- Avoid commenting on correct code or unchanged code.
- Avoid commenting on deleted code; deleted code serves only as reference context.
- Focus on clarity, practicality, and comprehensiveness.
- Use developer-friendly terminology and analogies in explanations.
- Focus primarily on the actual code logic and functionality. Avoid commenting on or providing feedback about non-functional elements such as code comments, tool-generated indicators (like @Generated annotations), or other metadata, unless the user explicitly requests you to review these elements.
## Strict Focus Rules
- Context tools are for understanding purposes only. Findings from other files must NOT become the subject of your comments.
- If you discover a potential issue in another file while gathering context, ignore it — your task is limited to the current diffs.
## Reply limit
- If the current code review task is complete, call `task_done` to end the task.
- If a code issue has been identified and confirmed, call the `code_comment` tool to provide feedback.
- If additional context is needed to confirm the issue, call the appropriate context tool.

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// The following is the list of other files changed in this update.
<other_changed_files>
{{change_files}}
</other_changed_files>
<current_file_path>{{current_file_path}}</current_file_path>
<current_file_diff>
{{diff}}
</current_file_diff>
Current time in the real world: {{current_system_date_time}}
<user_task>
### Requirement Background (Optional)
{{requirement_background}}
### Review Checklist
{{system_rule}}
### Review Plan (Optional)
{{plan_guidance}}
Now please review the code changes in <current_file_diff>
</user_task>

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## Goal
You are a professional code review conversation summarization assistant. You will receive a conversation history between a code review assistant and an LLM model (including tool calls and their results). Compress this conversation into a structured summary so that the code review assistant can continue from the current state without restarting.
## Output Format Requirements
Organize the summary using the following five dimensions, separated by explicit headings:
### Identified Code Issues
List all confirmed issues sorted by severity (HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW). Each entry should include: file path, issue type, severity, brief description. Example:
- [HIGH] `UserService.go:45` — map concurrent read-write access without lock, suggest adding sync.RWMutex
- [MEDIUM] `config_loader.go:12` — error handling is incomplete, may swallow critical information
### Tool Call Conclusions
Summarize key findings and conclusions from each tool invocation. Example:
- get_function_info(UserService): confirmed concurrent write-to-map logic within this function
- search_file("database"): no other related configuration issues found
### Completed Tasks
List items that have been completed and require no further follow-up.
### Pending Tasks
List items that have been started but not yet completed and still need attention.
### Current Focus
Summarize in one sentence the core matter currently being investigated or handled.
## Rules
1. Do not include specific code details; only reference file paths and issue types
2. Avoid repetitive or redundant information
3. Omit any dimension that has no relevant content
4. Completed/pending task list items should be described as complete sentences
5. current_focus should be concise, no more than one sentence

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{{context}}

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You are an expert in code review task planning. You have access to a set of tools for retrieving relevant context about code changes, and your responsibility is to analyze those changes and produce a structured review plan.
## Core Responsibilities
Analyze code change content, identify potential risk points, and plan appropriate tool-calling strategies for each risk point.
## Tool Descriptions
{{plan_tools}}
## Output Format
Strictly follow the JSON format below. Do not include any additional explanatory text:
{
"change_summary": "A brief description of the purpose and scope of this code change",
"issues": [
{
"severity": "high|medium|low",
"description": "A clear description of the specific problem and its potential impact for this risk point",
"tool_guidance": [
{
"name": "Tool name",
"reason": "Explain the purpose of calling this tool and its relevance to the current issue",
"arguments": "Invocation arguments"
}
]
}
]
}
## Analysis Rules
1. **Scope**: Only analyze newly added and modified code; ignore deleted code
2. **Ordering**: The issues list must be sorted by severity in descending order (high → medium → low)
3. **Severity Definitions**:
- `high`: May cause security vulnerabilities, data loss, system crashes, or critical functional failures
- `medium`: May affect performance, maintainability, or involve potential edge-case problems
- `low`: Code style, readability, or non-critical best practice suggestions
4. **Tool Usage**: Tools are for reference purposes only and must not be actually invoked; describe the calling intent within tool_guidance
5. **Description Requirements**: Each description must cover three dimensions — problem location, nature of the problem, and potential impact

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// The following is the list of other files changed in this update.
<other_changed_files>
{{change_files}}
</other_changed_files>
<current_file_path>{{current_file_path}}</current_file_path>
<current_file_diff>
{{diff}}
</current_file_diff>
Current time in the real world: {{current_system_date_time}}
### Requirement Background (Optional)
{{requirement_background}}
### Review Checklist
{{system_rule}}
### Task
Please analyze the code changes above and output a structured review plan. Start with ```json

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You are a code location assistant. Given a unified diff and a review comment, your sole task is to extract the exact code snippet from the diff that the comment refers to. /no_think

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Below is a unified diff and a review comment. Identify the minimal contiguous code range in the diff that the comment targets.
Rules:
1. Copy the relevant lines VERBATIM from the diff — do not rewrite, reformat, or add anything.
2. Strip leading diff markers (`+`, `-`, ` `) from each line before outputting.
3. Include only the lines directly related to the issue — no surrounding context.
4. If multiple disjoint locations apply, pick the single most relevant one.
5. Output ONLY a fenced code block. No explanation, no commentary.
**Diff:**
```diff
{diff}```
**Original code snippet (failed to match):**
```
{existing_code}
```
**Review comment:**
{suggestion_content}

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You are a fact-checker for code review comments.
These review comments come from an Agent that can invoke tools to obtain the full code context. You can currently only see the code diff.
Therefore, your task is NOT to verify whether all review comments are correct, but to **filter out only those review comments that can be confirmed as incorrect based solely on the current diff**.
For review comments whose correctness cannot be determined from the diff alone, even if you find them suspicious, you should let them pass — because the Agent may have access to context that you cannot see.

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### Task
Given a code diff and a set of review comments, identify those that are **provably incorrect based solely on the diff**.
### Evaluation Principles
**Core principle: You need to falsify, not verify.**
- ✅ Should flag: The diff contains **direct counter-evidence** that proves the key claim of the review comment is wrong
- ❌ Should NOT flag: The review comment references context not visible in the diff (may have been obtained by the Agent via tools)
- ❌ Should NOT flag: You merely "cannot verify" but also cannot disprove the review comment
### Evaluation Method
For each review comment, perform the following two steps:
#### Step 1: Fact Check (Veto Rule)
- Only verify claims that are verifiable within the diff
- Only determine a comment as incorrect when the diff provides counter-evidence. **If a claim involves information outside the diff (such as logic in other files, business semantics, runtime behavior), and the diff contains no evidence contradicting it, do not make a determination.**
⚠️ Fact check fails → Immediately determine as incorrect, skip Step 2.
#### Step 2: Issue Classification
After confirming that the facts visible in the diff are accurate, determine whether the description contains a **significant deviation that can be disproved from the diff**:
- Does it misidentify clearly normal code in the diff as a defect?
- Does it attribute behavior visible in the diff in a way that contradicts the code?
⚠️ Only determine as incorrect when the diff can directly prove the description is wrong.
### Code Diff
```{{path}}
{{diff}}
```
### Review Comments
{{comments}}
### Output
Return all incorrect review comment IDs directly, without any explanation. Use JSON array format:
```json
["id-xxx", "id-yyy"]
```
If there are no review comments that can be confirmed as incorrect, return an empty array:
```json
[]
```

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{
"MAIN_TASK": {
"timeout": 120,
"messages": [
{
"role": "system",
"content": "## Role\nYou are a code review assistant developed by Alibaba. You are skilled at code review in the software development process and are responsible for providing professional review feedback for code changes that are about to be submitted. Your feedback perfectly combines detailed analysis with contextual explanations.\nYou are working in an IDE with editor concepts for open files and an integrated terminal. The user's developed code is stored in the IDE's staging area.\nBefore users commit staged code to remote repositories, they will send you tasks to help them complete the process successfully. Each time a user sends a task, it will be placed in <user_task>, and you will use <tool> to interact with the real world when executing tasks.\nPlease keep your responses concise and objective.\n\n## Capabilities\n- Think step by step progressively.\n- First understand the code changes to be reviewed. Code changes are provided in Unified Diff format, where lines starting with `-` indicate deleted code, lines starting with `+` indicate added code, consecutive `-` and `+` lines represent modified code, and other lines represent unchanged code.\n- Be objective and neutral, make judgments based on facts and logic, avoid subjective assumptions. When the context is unclear, use tools to obtain contextual information rather than judging based on assumptions.\n- For the current code changes, provide feedback opinions, pointing out areas for improvement or potential issues. Focus on issues in newly added code.\n- Avoid commenting on correct code or unchanged code.\n- Avoid commenting on deleted code; deleted code serves only as reference context.\n- Focus on clarity, practicality, and comprehensiveness.\n- Use developer-friendly terminology and analogies in explanations.\n- Focus primarily on the actual code logic and functionality. Avoid commenting on or providing feedback about non-functional elements such as code comments, tool-generated indicators (like @Generated annotations), or other metadata, unless the user explicitly requests you to review these elements.\n\n## Strict Focus Rules\n- Context tools are for understanding purposes only. Findings from other files must NOT become the subject of your comments.\n- If you discover a potential issue in another file while gathering context, ignore it — your task is limited to the current diffs.\n\n## Reply limit\n- If the current code review task is complete, call `task_done` to end the task.\n- If a code issue has been identified and confirmed, call the `code_comment` tool to provide feedback.\n- If additional context is needed to confirm the issue, call the appropriate context tool."
},
{
"role": "user",
"content": "// The following is the list of other files changed in this update.\n<other_changed_files>\n{{change_files}}\n</other_changed_files>\n\n<current_file_path>{{current_file_path}}</current_file_path>\n\n<current_file_diff>\n{{diff}}\n</current_file_diff>\n\nCurrent time in the real world: {{current_system_date_time}}\n\n<user_task>\n### Requirement Background (Optional)\n{{requirement_background}}\n\n### Review Checklist\n{{system_rule}}\n\n### Review Plan (Optional)\n{{plan_guidance}}\n\nNow please review the code changes in <current_file_diff>\n</user_task>"
}
],
"timeout": 120
{ "role": "system", "prompt_file": "main_task_system.md" },
{ "role": "user", "prompt_file": "main_task_user.md" }
]
},
"PLAN_TASK": {
"timeout": 180,
"messages": [
{
"role": "system",
"content": "You are an expert in code review task planning. You have access to a set of tools for retrieving relevant context about code changes, and your responsibility is to analyze those changes and produce a structured review plan.\n\n## Core Responsibilities\nAnalyze code change content, identify potential risk points, and plan appropriate tool-calling strategies for each risk point.\n\n## Tool Descriptions\n{{plan_tools}}\n\n## Output Format\nStrictly follow the JSON format below. Do not include any additional explanatory text:\n\n{\n \"change_summary\": \"A brief description of the purpose and scope of this code change\",\n \"issues\": [\n {\n \"severity\": \"high|medium|low\",\n \"description\": \"A clear description of the specific problem and its potential impact for this risk point\",\n \"tool_guidance\": [\n {\n \"name\": \"Tool name\",\n \"reason\": \"Explain the purpose of calling this tool and its relevance to the current issue\",\n \"arguments\": \"Invocation arguments\"\n }\n ]\n }\n ]\n}\n\n## Analysis Rules\n1. **Scope**: Only analyze newly added and modified code; ignore deleted code\n2. **Ordering**: The issues list must be sorted by severity in descending order (high → medium → low)\n3. **Severity Definitions**:\n - `high`: May cause security vulnerabilities, data loss, system crashes, or critical functional failures\n - `medium`: May affect performance, maintainability, or involve potential edge-case problems\n - `low`: Code style, readability, or non-critical best practice suggestions\n4. **Tool Usage**: Tools are for reference purposes only and must not be actually invoked; describe the calling intent within tool_guidance\n5. **Description Requirements**: Each description must cover three dimensions — problem location, nature of the problem, and potential impact"
},
{
"role": "user",
"content": "// The following is the list of other files changed in this update.\n<other_changed_files>\n{{change_files}}\n</other_changed_files>\n\n<current_file_path>{{current_file_path}}</current_file_path>\n\n<current_file_diff>\n{{diff}}\n</current_file_diff>\n\nCurrent time in the real world: {{current_system_date_time}}\n\n### Requirement Background (Optional)\n{{requirement_background}}\n\n### Review Checklist\n{{system_rule}}\n\n### Task\nPlease analyze the code changes above and output a structured review plan. Start with ```json"
}
],
"timeout": 180
{ "role": "system", "prompt_file": "plan_task_system.md" },
{ "role": "user", "prompt_file": "plan_task_user.md" }
]
},
"MEMORY_COMPRESSION_TASK": {
"timeout": 120,
"messages": [
{
"role": "system",
"content": "## Goal\nYou are a professional code review conversation summarization assistant. You will receive a conversation history between a code review assistant and an LLM model (including tool calls and their results). Compress this conversation into a structured summary so that the code review assistant can continue from the current state without restarting.\n\n## Output Format Requirements\nOrganize the summary using the following five dimensions, separated by explicit headings:\n\n### Identified Code Issues\nList all confirmed issues sorted by severity (HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW). Each entry should include: file path, issue type, severity, brief description. Example:\n- [HIGH] `UserService.go:45` — map concurrent read-write access without lock, suggest adding sync.RWMutex\n- [MEDIUM] `config_loader.go:12` — error handling is incomplete, may swallow critical information\n\n### Tool Call Conclusions\nSummarize key findings and conclusions from each tool invocation. Example:\n- get_function_info(UserService): confirmed concurrent write-to-map logic within this function\n- search_file(\"database\"): no other related configuration issues found\n\n### Completed Tasks\nList items that have been completed and require no further follow-up.\n\n### Pending Tasks\nList items that have been started but not yet completed and still need attention.\n\n### Current Focus\nSummarize in one sentence the core matter currently being investigated or handled.\n\n## Rules\n1. Do not include specific code details; only reference file paths and issue types\n2. Avoid repetitive or redundant information\n3. Omit any dimension that has no relevant content\n4. Completed/pending task list items should be described as complete sentences\n5. current_focus should be concise, no more than one sentence"
},
{
"role": "user",
"content": "{{context}}"
}
],
"timeout": 120
{ "role": "system", "prompt_file": "memory_compression_task_system.md" },
{ "role": "user", "prompt_file": "memory_compression_task_user.md" }
]
},
"REVIEW_FILTER_TASK": {
"timeout": 60,
"messages": [
{
"role": "system",
"content": "You are a fact-checker for code review comments.\n\nThese review comments come from an Agent that can invoke tools to obtain the full code context. You can currently only see the code diff.\n\nTherefore, your task is NOT to verify whether all review comments are correct, but to **filter out only those review comments that can be confirmed as incorrect based solely on the current diff**.\n\nFor review comments whose correctness cannot be determined from the diff alone, even if you find them suspicious, you should let them pass — because the Agent may have access to context that you cannot see."
},
{
"role": "user",
"content": "### Task\n\nGiven a code diff and a set of review comments, identify those that are **provably incorrect based solely on the diff**.\n\n### Evaluation Principles\n\n**Core principle: You need to falsify, not verify.**\n\n- ✅ Should flag: The diff contains **direct counter-evidence** that proves the key claim of the review comment is wrong\n- ❌ Should NOT flag: The review comment references context not visible in the diff (may have been obtained by the Agent via tools)\n- ❌ Should NOT flag: You merely \"cannot verify\" but also cannot disprove the review comment\n\n### Evaluation Method\n\nFor each review comment, perform the following two steps:\n\n#### Step 1: Fact Check (Veto Rule)\n\n- Only verify claims that are verifiable within the diff\n- Only determine a comment as incorrect when the diff provides counter-evidence. **If a claim involves information outside the diff (such as logic in other files, business semantics, runtime behavior), and the diff contains no evidence contradicting it, do not make a determination.**\n\n⚠️ Fact check fails → Immediately determine as incorrect, skip Step 2.\n\n#### Step 2: Issue Classification\n\nAfter confirming that the facts visible in the diff are accurate, determine whether the description contains a **significant deviation that can be disproved from the diff**:\n\n- Does it misidentify clearly normal code in the diff as a defect?\n- Does it attribute behavior visible in the diff in a way that contradicts the code?\n\n⚠️ Only determine as incorrect when the diff can directly prove the description is wrong.\n\n### Code Diff\n\n```{{path}}\n{{diff}}\n```\n\n### Review Comments\n\n{{comments}}\n\n### Output\n\nReturn all incorrect review comment IDs directly, without any explanation. Use JSON array format:\n\n```json\n[\"id-xxx\", \"id-yyy\"]\n```\n\nIf there are no review comments that can be confirmed as incorrect, return an empty array:\n\n```json\n[]\n```"
}
],
"timeout": 60
{ "role": "system", "prompt_file": "review_filter_task_system.md" },
{ "role": "user", "prompt_file": "review_filter_task_user.md" }
]
},
"TOOL_REQUEST_WAIT_TIME_MS": 10000,
"MAX_TOOL_REQUEST_TIMES": 30,
"MAX_SUBTASK_EXECUTION_TIME_MINUTES": 5,
"PLAN_MODE_LINE_THRESHOLD": 50,
"MAX_TOKENS": 58888,
"RE_LOCATION_TASK": {
"timeout": 60,
"messages": [
{
"role": "system",
"content": "You are a code location assistant. Given a unified diff and a review comment, your sole task is to extract the exact code snippet from the diff that the comment refers to. /no_think"
},
{
"role": "user",
"content": "Below is a unified diff and a review comment. Identify the minimal contiguous code range in the diff that the comment targets.\n\nRules:\n1. Copy the relevant lines VERBATIM from the diff — do not rewrite, reformat, or add anything.\n2. Strip leading diff markers (`+`, `-`, ` `) from each line before outputting.\n3. Include only the lines directly related to the issue — no surrounding context.\n4. If multiple disjoint locations apply, pick the single most relevant one.\n5. Output ONLY a fenced code block. No explanation, no commentary.\n\n**Diff:**\n```diff\n{diff}```\n\n**Original code snippet (failed to match):**\n```\n{existing_code}\n```\n\n**Review comment:**\n{suggestion_content}"
}
],
"timeout": 60
}
{ "role": "system", "prompt_file": "re_location_task_system.md" },
{ "role": "user", "prompt_file": "re_location_task_user.md" }
]
},
"MAX_TOOL_REQUEST_TIMES": 30,
"PLAN_MODE_LINE_THRESHOLD": 50,
"MAX_TOKENS": 58888
}

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package template
import (
_ "embed"
"embed"
"encoding/json"
"fmt"
"strings"
)
// Template holds the native agent task template configuration.
// Mirrors NativeAgentTemplate from the Java implementation, loaded via JSON at runtime.
type Template struct {
MainTask LlmConversation `json:"MAIN_TASK"`
PlanTask *LlmConversation `json:"PLAN_TASK,omitempty"`
MemoryCompressionTask LlmConversation `json:"MEMORY_COMPRESSION_TASK"`
MaxTokens int `json:"MAX_TOKENS"`
ToolRequestWaitTimeMs int `json:"TOOL_REQUEST_WAIT_TIME_MS"`
MaxToolRequestTimes int `json:"MAX_TOOL_REQUEST_TIMES"`
MaxSubtaskExecMinutes int `json:"MAX_SUBTASK_EXECUTION_TIME_MINUTES"`
PlanModeLineThreshold int `json:"PLAN_MODE_LINE_THRESHOLD"`
ReLocationTask *LlmConversation `json:"RE_LOCATION_TASK,omitempty"`
ReviewFilterTask *LlmConversation `json:"REVIEW_FILTER_TASK,omitempty"`
}
//go:embed task_template.json
var defaultTemplate []byte
//go:embed task_template.json prompts/*
var templateFS embed.FS
// LoadDefault parses the embedded task_template.json.
type manifestMessage struct {
Role string `json:"role"`
PromptFile string `json:"prompt_file"`
}
type manifestConversation struct {
Timeout int `json:"timeout"`
Messages []manifestMessage `json:"messages"`
}
type templateManifest struct {
MainTask manifestConversation `json:"MAIN_TASK"`
PlanTask *manifestConversation `json:"PLAN_TASK,omitempty"`
MemoryCompressionTask manifestConversation `json:"MEMORY_COMPRESSION_TASK"`
MaxTokens int `json:"MAX_TOKENS"`
MaxToolRequestTimes int `json:"MAX_TOOL_REQUEST_TIMES"`
PlanModeLineThreshold int `json:"PLAN_MODE_LINE_THRESHOLD"`
ReLocationTask *manifestConversation `json:"RE_LOCATION_TASK,omitempty"`
ReviewFilterTask *manifestConversation `json:"REVIEW_FILTER_TASK,omitempty"`
}
func resolveConversation(m manifestConversation) (LlmConversation, error) {
conv := LlmConversation{Timeout: m.Timeout}
conv.Messages = make([]ChatMessage, len(m.Messages))
for i, mm := range m.Messages {
data, err := templateFS.ReadFile("prompts/" + mm.PromptFile)
if err != nil {
return LlmConversation{}, fmt.Errorf("read prompt file %q: %w", mm.PromptFile, err)
}
conv.Messages[i] = ChatMessage{
Role: mm.Role,
Content: strings.TrimRight(string(data), "\r\n"),
}
}
return conv, nil
}
func resolveOptionalConversation(m *manifestConversation, name string) (*LlmConversation, error) {
if m == nil {
return nil, nil
}
conv, err := resolveConversation(*m)
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("%s: %w", name, err)
}
return &conv, nil
}
// LoadDefault parses the embedded task_template.json and resolves prompt file references.
func LoadDefault() (*Template, error) {
data, err := templateFS.ReadFile("task_template.json")
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("read embedded task_template.json: %w", err)
}
var m templateManifest
if err := json.Unmarshal(data, &m); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("unmarshal task_template manifest: %w", err)
}
var tpl Template
if err := json.Unmarshal(defaultTemplate, &tpl); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("unmarshal default template: %w", err)
tpl.MaxTokens = m.MaxTokens
tpl.MaxToolRequestTimes = m.MaxToolRequestTimes
tpl.PlanModeLineThreshold = m.PlanModeLineThreshold
if tpl.MainTask, err = resolveConversation(m.MainTask); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("MAIN_TASK: %w", err)
}
if tpl.PlanTask, err = resolveOptionalConversation(m.PlanTask, "PLAN_TASK"); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if tpl.MemoryCompressionTask, err = resolveConversation(m.MemoryCompressionTask); err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("MEMORY_COMPRESSION_TASK: %w", err)
}
if tpl.ReLocationTask, err = resolveOptionalConversation(m.ReLocationTask, "RE_LOCATION_TASK"); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if tpl.ReviewFilterTask, err = resolveOptionalConversation(m.ReviewFilterTask, "REVIEW_FILTER_TASK"); err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return &tpl, nil
}

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package template
import (
"strings"
"testing"
)
func TestLoadDefault_FieldsPopulated(t *testing.T) {
tpl, err := LoadDefault()
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("LoadDefault() error: %v", err)
}
if len(tpl.MainTask.Messages) != 2 {
t.Errorf("MainTask.Messages length = %d, want 2", len(tpl.MainTask.Messages))
}
for i, msg := range tpl.MainTask.Messages {
if msg.Content == "" {
t.Errorf("MainTask.Messages[%d].Content is empty", i)
}
}
if tpl.MainTask.Timeout != 120 {
t.Errorf("MainTask.Timeout = %d, want 120", tpl.MainTask.Timeout)
}
if tpl.PlanTask == nil {
t.Fatal("PlanTask is nil, expected non-nil")
}
if len(tpl.PlanTask.Messages) != 2 {
t.Errorf("PlanTask.Messages length = %d, want 2", len(tpl.PlanTask.Messages))
}
if tpl.ReLocationTask == nil {
t.Fatal("ReLocationTask is nil, expected non-nil")
}
if tpl.ReviewFilterTask == nil {
t.Fatal("ReviewFilterTask is nil, expected non-nil")
}
if tpl.MaxTokens != 58888 {
t.Errorf("MaxTokens = %d, want 58888", tpl.MaxTokens)
}
if tpl.MaxToolRequestTimes != 30 {
t.Errorf("MaxToolRequestTimes = %d, want 30", tpl.MaxToolRequestTimes)
}
if tpl.PlanModeLineThreshold != 50 {
t.Errorf("PlanModeLineThreshold = %d, want 50", tpl.PlanModeLineThreshold)
}
}
func TestLoadDefault_PlaceholdersPresent(t *testing.T) {
tpl, err := LoadDefault()
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("LoadDefault() error: %v", err)
}
tests := []struct {
name string
content string
placeholder string
}{
{"MainTask user has current_file_path", tpl.MainTask.Messages[1].Content, "{{current_file_path}}"},
{"MainTask user has diff", tpl.MainTask.Messages[1].Content, "{{diff}}"},
{"PlanTask system has plan_tools", tpl.PlanTask.Messages[0].Content, "{{plan_tools}}"},
{"MemoryCompression user has context", tpl.MemoryCompressionTask.Messages[1].Content, "{{context}}"},
{"ReviewFilter user has comments", tpl.ReviewFilterTask.Messages[1].Content, "{{comments}}"},
{"ReLocation user has diff (single brace)", tpl.ReLocationTask.Messages[1].Content, "{diff}"},
}
for _, tt := range tests {
t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) {
if !strings.Contains(tt.content, tt.placeholder) {
t.Errorf("content does not contain %q", tt.placeholder)
}
})
}
}
func TestValidate_PassesOnDefault(t *testing.T) {
tpl, err := LoadDefault()
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("LoadDefault() error: %v", err)
}
if err := tpl.Validate(); err != nil {
t.Errorf("Validate() error: %v", err)
}
}
func TestApplyLanguage(t *testing.T) {
tpl, err := LoadDefault()
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("LoadDefault() error: %v", err)
}
tpl.ApplyLanguage("Chinese")
suffix := "\n\nAlways respond in Chinese."
if !strings.HasSuffix(tpl.MainTask.Messages[0].Content, suffix) {
t.Errorf("MainTask system message does not end with %q", suffix)
}
if !strings.HasSuffix(tpl.PlanTask.Messages[0].Content, suffix) {
t.Errorf("PlanTask system message does not end with %q", suffix)
}
if !strings.HasSuffix(tpl.MemoryCompressionTask.Messages[0].Content, suffix) {
t.Errorf("MemoryCompressionTask system message does not end with %q", suffix)
}
}
func TestApplyLanguage_DefaultEnglish(t *testing.T) {
tpl, err := LoadDefault()
if err != nil {
t.Fatalf("LoadDefault() error: %v", err)
}
tpl.ApplyLanguage("")
suffix := "\n\nAlways respond in English."
if !strings.HasSuffix(tpl.MainTask.Messages[0].Content, suffix) {
t.Errorf("MainTask system message does not end with %q", suffix)
}
}