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chengyongru cbc8877aa2 feat(long-task): improve prompt structure and agent contract 
- Expand LongTaskTool.description to instruct parent agent on goal
  construction, return value semantics, and how to handle results.
- Expand CompleteTool.description to emphasize that the summary IS the
  final answer returned to the parent agent.
- Prefix validated return value with an explicit "final answer" directive
  to stop parent agent from re-running work.
- Redesign step_start.md: Step 1 is now explicitly for exploration,
  planning, and skeleton-building. complete() is discouraged.
- Remove bulky payload debug logging from _emit(); add targeted
  info/warning/error logs at key state transitions instead.
- Add signal_type to HandoffState for cleaner signal detection.
2026-05-14 01:06:05 +08:00

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Long Task — Step {{ step + 1 }}/{{ max_steps }}

You are the FIRST step in a meta-ReAct loop. Your job is NOT to finish the entire goal — it is to explore, plan, and build the skeleton.

Goal

{{ goal }}

Instructions

  1. Explore: Check the filesystem and any relevant state. Do NOT assume anything.
  2. Plan the split: Explicitly decide how the goal will be divided across the remaining {{ max_steps - 1 }} steps. Write this plan down.
  3. Do ONE chunk: Make concrete progress on ONLY the first chunk. Do NOT attempt to finish the entire goal now, even if you have enough tool calls. The meta-loop exists so later steps can review, correct, and refine your work.
  4. Handoff: Call handoff() with:
    • A detailed summary of what you did
    • Files changed
    • The explicit plan for the remaining steps
    • A clear hint for the next step

You have {{ budget }} tool calls. Reserve the last 1-2 for handoff(). Do NOT call complete() in Step 1 unless the goal is literally a single trivial action.