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@arnilo/prism-coding-tools

v0.9.0

Published

Unified coding agent tools, security sandboxing, OpenAPI tools, Linux desktop integration, Dev inspector, and persona extensions for Prism.

Vulnerabilities

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Links

Git

Maintainers

arniloarnilo

Keywords

prismcodingtoolsagentsecuritysandboxopenapicomputer-usedevcavemanponytailimpeccable

Readme

@arnilo/prism-coding-tools

Unified coding agent tools, security sandboxing, OpenAPI tools, Linux desktop integration, Dev inspector, and persona extensions for Prism.

Subpaths

  • @arnilo/prism-coding-tools/agent: Core coding tools (read, write, edit, search, bash, git, diagnostics, check, ast-grep, lsp).
  • @arnilo/prism-coding-tools/security: Sandbox execution adapters (Docker/OCI, native disposable sandbox, approval policies, egress proxy).
  • @arnilo/prism-coding-tools/openapi: OpenAPI 3.x tool generator and executor with SSRF protection and parameter validation.
  • @arnilo/prism-coding-tools/computer-use-linux: Linux desktop observation and targeting tool bridge.
  • @arnilo/prism-coding-tools/dev: Loopback-only developer inspector, event timeline visualizer, and local replay server.
  • @arnilo/prism-coding-tools/caveman: Caveman ultra-terse engineering persona extension.
  • @arnilo/prism-coding-tools/ponytail: Ponytail multi-agent planning and delegation persona extension.
  • @arnilo/prism-coding-tools/impeccable: Impeccable high-precision frontend engineering persona extension.

CLI

  • prism-dev: Launches the development inspector on loopback.

Coding Tools

| Tool | Input | Result | | --- | --- | --- | | shell | { command, timeout? } | Combined output + metadata.exitCode; 600-second default timeout and 64 MiB total-output cap. Non-zero exit is not an error. Prefer dedicated tools when they fit. | | read | { path, offset?, limit? } | Streamed bounded text page or bounded [note, ImageContent]. Continue with suggested offset when truncated. | | write | { path, content, force? } | Full overwrite; bounded UTF-8 input; optional read-before-write. | | edit | { path, edits: [{oldText,newText}], force? } | Exact-then-fuzzy replace; fuzzy may succeed silently — prefer exact oldText; duplicates fail closed. | | repo_list | { path?, includeHidden?, maxDepth?, maxResults?, offset? } | Deterministic relative entries; paginates with nextOffset. Prefer glob for patterns. | | repo_search | { query, path?, mode?, caseSensitive?, includeHidden?, context?, maxMatches?, outputMode? } | Literal search; outputMode: content | files_with_matches | count. | | glob | { pattern, path?, includeHidden?, maxDepth?, maxResults?, offset? } | Filename match (*/?/**; no braces). Files only. | | delete | { path } | High-risk: file or empty dir only; no trash. | | move | { from, to, overwrite? } | High-risk rename/move; overwrite default false; no trash. | | git_* / coding_check | via createGitTools(cwd, { commitIdentity, checks? }) | Opt-in structured Git + named checks. Not in createCodingTools(). | | ask_user_decision | via createAskUserDecisionTool({ ask }) | Opt-in user choice. Not in default aggregators. |

Capabilities and Historical Lineage

No PDF reader, trash daemon, or PTY in 0.0.21. Optionals: createLanguageIntelligence, createProcessSessions, createGitHubForge.

  • Terminal sessions support host-selected PTY execution.
  • Fast indexed search and workspace lifecycle management.
  • Process recovery and structured patch review capabilities across the 0.2.6 release baseline.

Exports

Factories: createShellTool, createReadTool, createWriteTool, createEditTool, createRepoListTool, createRepoSearchTool, createGlobTool, createDeleteTool, createMoveTool, createCodingTools, createReadOnlyTools, createAllTools, createGitTools, createCodingCheckTool, createAskUserDecisionTool, createLocalBashOperations, createLocalRepositoryOperations, createGitAwareRepositoryOperations, createLanguageIntelligence, createProcessSessions, createGitHubForge, createGitOperations, createReadPathSet.

License

MIT