scratch_edit is now scratch_replace, and takes a regex mode and a per-entry
count — omit it to require exactly one match as before, 0 for every occurrence,
n for the first n. scratch_copy and scratch_move move a staged file or subtree
without its bytes passing through the transcript, which is what duplicating a
file before a risky change used to cost.
The app-side changes are the ones the rename and the two new tools reach:
ActionKind.copy in both the English and Chinese verb tables, the pull → copy →
replace → push recipe in the built-in config-edit skill, and the same wording in
the system prompt and the plan contract. The legacy tables are deliberately
untouched: legacyToolNames and legacyMetadata describe cards written before
presenter IDs were persisted, and scratch_edit belongs in both. AgentKit keeps
builtin.scratch_edit registered as an alias, so a transcript from before the
rename still draws its diff rather than falling back to generic fields — which
aCardWrittenAsScratchEditStillFindsItsProjection now pins.
AppLanguageTests no longer requires %lld results. That plural moved to AgentKit
with web_search's card, which is what db8796c removed from this catalog; the
test's list had been left behind and was failing.
AGENTS.md said AgentKit was referenced as a local SPM package. It is a versioned
remote dependency, so an uncommitted change in ../AgentKit is invisible to the
app and a change spanning both sides needs a tagged release in between. Said so,
because working the other way wastes a build cycle before the mistake shows.
Verified: AgentKit 0.3.0 builds and passes its 112 tests, and the six suites
this touches pass here. The five failures in the full run — ColorSystemTests,
two ChatComposerStateTests, FileURLDropTargetTests and WindowStateTests — all
reproduce on a clean worktree at HEAD and are unrelated.
Kaede Akino
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