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Adding a new component or agent templates to an existing Golem application. Use when adding a second component, adding agent templates like human-in-the-loop or snapshotting to an existing component, or converting a single-component app to multi-component.
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Defining environment variables for Golem agents in golem.yaml (env, envDefaults, secretDefaults) or via CLI. Use when adding, setting, or overriding env vars on a component, agent, template, preset, or environment, or when wiring template substitution and merge modes.
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Adding initial files to Golem agent filesystems via the files: section in golem.yaml. Use when provisioning local or remote files into an agent's virtual filesystem, setting read-only / read-write permissions, or configuring file mounts at the component, agent, template, or preset level.
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Building a Golem application. Use when asked to build a Golem project, compile components to WASM, or troubleshoot build errors.
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Canceling a pending (queued) invocation on an agent. Use when canceling, removing, or aborting an enqueued invocation that has not started yet.
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Understanding and parsing Golem CLI structured output. Use when using --format json, --format yaml, --format toon, discovering $type schemas with golem output-schema, or writing agents/tools that parse CLI output.
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Setting up a Golem Cloud account from scratch. Use when creating a Golem Cloud account, authenticating with Golem Cloud via the CLI, setting up a cloud profile, or deploying to Golem Cloud for the first time.
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Configuring HTTP API domain deployments and security schemes in golem.yaml. Use when the user asks to deploy agents to a domain, configure API domains, set up authentication/security schemes (OIDC), or manage the httpApi section of the application manifest.
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Configuring MCP (Model Context Protocol) server deployments in golem.yaml. Use when the user asks to expose agents through MCP, enable MCP for an agent, add MCP server support, set up MCP authentication, or configure MCP deployments for local or cloud environments.
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Querying the operation log. Use when dumping or searching the oplog, or debugging agent behavior from its recorded history.
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Deleting an agent instance. Use when removing, deleting, or destroying a running or idle agent instance via the CLI.
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Deploying a Golem application. Use when asked to deploy agents to a Golem server, update running agents, or troubleshoot deployment issues.
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Configuring the deployment logical version in the Golem Application Manifest (golem.yaml): the version: source (git tag, git commit hash, static string, or env var), tuning tagPattern/hashFallback/staticFallback/allowDirty, per-environment version overrides, and the versionCheck uniqueness policy. Use when setting up…
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Editing the Golem Application Manifest (golem.yaml). Use when modifying any section of golem.yaml — components, agents, templates, presets, environments, httpApi, mcp, bridge SDKs, build commands, config, wasiConfig, plugins, files, custom commands, clean paths, retry policies, resource quotas, or secret defaults.
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Checking agent metadata and status. Use when inspecting an agent's state, component revision, environment variables, update history, or current status.
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Setting up a dedicated Golem environment for integration testing. Use when adding integration tests for a Golem application, configuring a throwaway local server for tests, isolating test state from local development, or wiring up CI to run end-to-end tests against a real Golem server.
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Interrupting and resuming a Golem agent. Use when pausing, suspending, interrupting, or resuming an agent instance via the CLI.
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JavaScript runtime environment for TypeScript and Scala Golem agents. Use when asking about available APIs, Node.js modules, browser APIs, or runtime capabilities in the QuickJS-based WASM environment.
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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.
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Starting, configuring, and debugging the local Golem development server with golem server. Use when asked to start, stop, clean, or configure the local Golem server, or when you need to enable debug logs, find a useful tracing target, or diagnose runtime behavior of a deployed agent (e.g. status-code retry not firing…
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Managing Golem plugins — listing available plugins, installing and configuring plugins via golem.yaml or CLI, and understanding built-in plugins like the OTLP exporter.
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Creating a new Golem application project. Use when scaffolding a new Golem project with golem new, selecting a language template, and setting up the initial project structure.
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Understanding Golem CLI profiles, application environments, and component presets. Use when configuring deployment targets, switching between local and cloud servers, managing CLI profiles, defining environment-specific presets, or understanding how environments, presets, and profiles interact.
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Redeploying existing agents by deleting and recreating them. Use when asked to redeploy agents, reset agent state while keeping the same identity, or force agents to start fresh with the latest component version.
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