golem-file-io-scala
Reading and writing files from a Scala Golem agent. Use when the user asks to read files, write files, or do filesystem operations from agent code in Scala.
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Reading and writing files from a Scala Golem agent. Use when the user asks to read files, write files, or do filesystem operations from agent code in Scala.
Triggering a MoonBit Golem agent invocation without waiting for the result. Use when the user asks to fire-and-forget, trigger asynchronously, or enqueue an agent call from within agent code.
Mapping path, query, header, and body parameters for HTTP endpoints in MoonBit Golem agents. Use when configuring how HTTP request data maps to agent method parameters.
Mapping HTTP request elements to Rust agent parameters. Use when the user asks about path variables, query parameters, header mapping, request body mapping, supported parameter types, or response type mapping for HTTP endpoints.
Mapping HTTP request elements to TypeScript agent parameters. Use when the user asks about path variables, query parameters, header mapping, request body mapping, supported parameter types, or response type mapping for HTTP endpoints.
Invoking a MoonBit Golem agent method from the CLI. Use when asked to call, invoke, or run a method on a deployed agent using golem agent invoke.
Listing and querying agents with filters. Use when listing all agents, filtering agents by name, status, revision, creation time, or environment variables, or paginating through agent results.
Adding logging to a MoonBit Golem agent. Use when the user asks about logging, log messages, log levels, wasi:logging, @logging, or printing debug/info/error output from a MoonBit agent.
Making outgoing HTTP requests from a Scala Golem agent. Use when the user asks to call an external API, make HTTP requests, use fetch, or send HTTP requests from agent code.
Managing Golem plugins — listing available plugins, installing and configuring plugins via golem.yaml or CLI, and understanding built-in plugins like the OTLP exporter.