agent-command
Agent BuildingRules and examples for using execute_command with Lua and Git safely inside the Dora Agent runtime.
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Agent Command
Use execute_command only for short engine-side Lua snippets or supported Git operations. Prefer normal file tools for deterministic file edits.
Modes
mode: "lua"runs raw Lua code in the Dora engine.mode: "git"runs a supported Git command through the engine Git client.- Shell syntax is not supported. Do not use pipes, redirects, command chaining, subshells, environment assignments, or
git -C.
Lua Mode
Lua command code runs in a temporary environment:
- Dora API globals are available through the command environment.
projectDiris the current project directory.print(...)is the only output captured into the tool result.- Return values are not captured.
- Global writes are local to the current command and are not shared with later commands.
- Dora async APIs such as
Content:copyAsync(...),Content:zipAsync(...), andContent:unzipAsync(...)may be called directly. - The tool call waits until the Lua command finishes, including yielding async calls made inside the command.
- Keep commands short. Do not run infinite loops or long CPU-bound work.
After file changes, refresh the Web IDE resource tree:
refreshTree()reloads the full asset tree.refreshTree("relative/file.ext")refreshes one project-relative file.
Lua examples for common file operations that are not covered by the normal Agent file tools:
Move a file without overwriting an existing target:
local sourceRel = ".temp/source.txt"
local targetRel = ".temp/archive/source.txt"
local source = Path(projectDir, sourceRel)
local target = Path(projectDir, targetRel)
local function ensureDir(dir)
if Content:exist(dir) then
return Content:isdir(dir)
end
local parent = Path:getPath(dir)
if parent ~= dir and parent ~= "" then
assert(ensureDir(parent), "failed to create parent directory")
end
return Content:mkdir(dir)
end
assert(ensureDir(Path:getPath(target)), "failed to create target directory")
assert(Content:exist(source), "source file does not exist")
assert(not Content:exist(target), "target already exists")
assert(Content:move(source, target), "failed to move file")
refreshTree()
print("moved", sourceRel, "to", targetRel)
Copy a file or directory asynchronously:
local sourceRel = "AssetsTemplate"
local targetRel = ".temp/AssetsTemplate"
local source = Path(projectDir, sourceRel)
local target = Path(projectDir, targetRel)
local function ensureDir(dir)
if Content:exist(dir) then
return Content:isdir(dir)
end
local parent = Path:getPath(dir)
if parent ~= dir and parent ~= "" then
assert(ensureDir(parent), "failed to create parent directory")
end
return Content:mkdir(dir)
end
assert(Content:exist(source), "source does not exist")
assert(not Content:exist(target), "target already exists")
assert(ensureDir(Path:getPath(target)), "failed to create target directory")
assert(Content:copyAsync(source, target), "failed to copy")
refreshTree()
print("copied", sourceRel, "to", targetRel)
Remove a generated file or directory:
local targetRel = ".temp/generated"
local target = Path(projectDir, targetRel)
if Content:exist(target) then
assert(Content:remove(target), "failed to remove target")
refreshTree()
print("removed", targetRel)
else
print("target not found", targetRel)
end
Create a zip archive, then unzip it into a project folder:
local sourceRel = ".temp/package-src"
local zipRel = ".temp/package.zip"
local outRel = ".temp/package-unzipped"
local sourceDir = Path(projectDir, sourceRel)
local zipFile = Path(projectDir, zipRel)
local outDir = Path(projectDir, outRel)
local function ensureDir(dir)
if Content:exist(dir) then
return Content:isdir(dir)
end
local parent = Path:getPath(dir)
if parent ~= dir and parent ~= "" then
assert(ensureDir(parent), "failed to create parent directory")
end
return Content:mkdir(dir)
end
if Content:exist(sourceDir) then
assert(Content:remove(sourceDir), "failed to remove existing source directory")
end
assert(ensureDir(sourceDir), "failed to create source directory")
assert(Content:save(Path(sourceDir, "a.txt"), "alpha"), "failed to create source file")
if Content:exist(zipFile) then
assert(Content:remove(zipFile), "failed to remove existing zip file")
end
assert(Content:zipAsync(sourceDir, zipFile), "failed to zip archive")
assert(Content:exist(zipFile), "zip file was not created")
assert(ensureDir(Path:getPath(outDir)), "failed to create output parent directory")
if Content:exist(outDir) then
assert(Content:remove(outDir), "failed to remove existing output directory")
end
-- Content:unzipAsync expects paths under Content.writablePath. Project files
-- are valid when projectDir is inside the writable project workspace.
assert(Content:unzipAsync(zipFile, outDir, function(filename)
return not filename:match("^__MACOSX/")
and filename ~= ".DS_Store"
and not filename:match("/%.DS_Storequot;)
end), "failed to unzip archive")
refreshTree()
print("zipped and unzipped", zipRel, "to", outRel)
Git Mode
Git mode uses the Dora engine Git client, not a shell. Use it for repository operations such as clone, status, diff, add, commit, fetch, pull, and push when those operations are appropriate for the task.
Rules:
- Existing clone targets are not overwritten.
- Clone should use HTTP or HTTPS remotes.
- Do not use credential prompts.
- Keep command text to a single Git command.
- For Git commands inside a sub-repository, pass
cwdas a project-relative directory. - Do not use
git -C; use the tool'scwdparameter instead. git clonetarget paths are project-relative and are not affected bycwd.
Git examples:
git status
git diff -- init.ts
git clone https://example.com/owner/repo.git .temp/repo
Run status inside that cloned sub-repository with:
{"mode":"git","cwd":".temp/repo","command":"git status"}
git add init.ts
git commit -m "Update init script"