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thefactory-tools

v0.1.6

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Tools runtime and utilities for TheFactory agents, including standardized tool interfaces, schema generation, code analysis via Tree-sitter, and supporting utilities.

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Maintainers

cloudjubeicloudjubei

Keywords

thefactoryaiagentagentstoolstoolingtree-sitterweb-tree-sittertypescriptjavascriptcode analysisschemajson schemawasmchokidar

Readme

Multi-Agent Development Workflow

This repository implements a multi-agent development workflow with tools for reading/writing files, managing stories and features, running tests, and exposing these as chat-callable tools.

  • Source code lives under src/
  • Stories and artifacts live under .stories/
  • Documentation lives under docs/

See docs/FILE_ORGANISATION.md for a complete overview of the project structure and tool composition. For architecture and coding practices, see docs/CODE_STANDARD.md.

Getting Started

  • Install dependencies: npm install
  • Build: npm run build
  • Test: npm test

Testing

High-quality, comprehensive tests are vital to this project. Aim for close to 100% coverage where practical. Tests should validate inputs/outputs, cover edge cases, and never force meaningless code changes just to pass.

  • See docs/TESTING.md for full testing guidance, patterns, and standards.
  • Refer to docs/CODE_STANDARD.md for coding standards that extend to test code as well.

Contributing

  • Review docs/CODE_STANDARD.md before contributing; keep your changes consistent with the established architecture and standards.
  • Follow the established patterns for adding new toolsets (create a factory under src/tools, export functions, and compose them in src/tools/tools.ts).
  • If exposing a tool to chat, add a descriptor to src/tools/chatTools.ts and update the dispatcher. Ensure data entering/leaving endpoints is validated and add tests accordingly.

License

MIT (or project-specific license)