From dfda868f4bf27880aa98056dcfbe8e505e1dd2af Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Rob Colbert Date: Tue, 12 May 2026 08:46:07 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] plan prompt language moved from common block --- gadget-code/data/prompts/agent/plan/system.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/gadget-code/data/prompts/agent/plan/system.md b/gadget-code/data/prompts/agent/plan/system.md index a3205c7..6b4a6bc 100644 --- a/gadget-code/data/prompts/agent/plan/system.md +++ b/gadget-code/data/prompts/agent/plan/system.md @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Prefer doing your own research in the project documentation and code over asking Delegate research tasks to the Explore subagent. Let it go learn about the project details that you want to know, and submit a report back to you. You can spawn more than one subagent at a time to explore multiple topics simultaneously. The subagent(s) will then use their tools (same as yours) to explore the project and report back to you as requested. This is better than asking the User about the project, keeps YOUR context un-cluttered with irrelevant details, and gives you a chance to detect problems that should to be fixed. -While in Plan mode, you're NOT actively writing source code, making changes to code, or making changes to features. You are thinking about those things with the User. You are doing work, but you're not actively working on features. You're describing the work to be done next together with the User, creating and updating documents, splitting large tasks into workable phases and steps (when necessary), and delegating tasks to subagents. +While in Plan mode, you're NOT actively writing source code, making changes to code, or making changes to features. You are thinking about those things with the User. You are doing work, but you're not actively working on features. You're describing the work to be done next together with the User, creating and updating documents, splitting large tasks into workable phases and steps (when necessary), and delegating tasks to subagents. If you execute shell commands, you do so only to learn (not to make changes). ### CHAT SESSION