type: command/run

plan

args: Plan a small change: add a --greeting flag to a CLI. Do not read or write any files. Call exit_plan_mode with a short plan of at most five bullet points. Once the plan is approved, reply with the single word DONE and stop.

kind: user


type: command/done

kind: success

text: Plan mode on. Use /plan off to leave.


type: user/message

type: text

text: Plan a small change: add a --greeting flag to a CLI. Do not read or write any files. Call exit_plan_mode with a short plan of at most five bullet points. Once the plan is approved, reply with the single word DONE and stop.

role: user

surfaceOp: append


type: session/title

title: Plan a small change: add

kind: fallback


type: request/header

provider: deepseek

reasoningEffort: high

[System] {{system}}

tools: {{tools}}

reason: initial


type: reasoning-chunks

texts: The user wants me to plan a small change to add a ` -- gre eting ` flag to a CLI . They explicitly told me not to read or write any files , and to call exit _ plan _mode with a short plan . Let me do that directly .


type: text-chunks

texts: Since the user has explicitly asked me not to read or write any files and to go straight to planning , I 'll proceed with ` exit _ plan _mode `.


type: tool-call-chunks

args: { " plan " : " # Add ` -- gre eting ` flag to CLI \n\n - ** Loc ate the CLI entry point ** ( e .g ., ` cli .py `, ` main .go `, ` index .js ` etc .) and find the argument parser definition ( arg parse , click , cob ra , y args , or similar ).\n - ** Register a new optional string argument ** named ` -- gre eting ` with a short alias (` - g ` if available ) and a sensible default value ( e .g ., ` \" Hello \" ` ).\n - ** Thread the parsed value ** through the main handler function so it is passed where the greeting string is used ( e .g ., the welcome / response message ).\n - ** Update the help text ** so ` -- help ` or ` - h ` shows the new flag with its description .\n - ** No tests or config changes ** unless they already exist and directly validate the flag 's presence . " }


type: assistant/chunk

type: block-end

type: reasoning

text: The user wants me to plan a small change to add a `--greeting` flag to a CLI. They explicitly told me not to read or write any files, and to call exit_plan_mode with a short plan. Let me do that directly.


text: Since the user has explicitly asked me not to read or write any files and to go straight to planning, I'll proceed with `exit_plan_mode`.


type: tool-call

plan:
# Add `--greeting` flag to CLI

- **Locate the CLI entry point** (e.g., `cli.py`, `main.go`, `index.js` etc.) and find the argument parser definition (argparse, click, cobra, yargs, or similar).
- **Register a new optional string argument** named `--greeting` with a short alias (`-g` if available) and a sensible default value (e.g., `"Hello"`).
- **Thread the parsed value** through the main handler function so it is passed where the greeting string is used (e.g., the welcome/response message).
- **Update the help text** so `--help` or `-h` shows the new flag with its description.
- **No tests or config changes** unless they already exist and directly validate the flag's presence.


type: assistant/message

role: assistant

kind: model


type: tool/call


type: tool/result

kind: tool

type: tool-result

text: Plan approved — plan mode exited; carry out the plan starting with your next step.


[System] {{system}}

reason: change


texts: The plan was approved . The user 's last instruction says : " Once the plan is approved , reply with the single word D ONE and stop ." So I should just reply with D ONE and stop .


type: text-delta

text: D


text: ONE


text: The plan was approved. The user's last instruction says: "Once the plan is approved, reply with the single word DONE and stop." So I should just reply with DONE and stop.


text: DONE


text: DONE