القائمة
Required procedure for answering questions about the client - grounding, citation format, conflict handling, and how to say "not in the workspace".
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How to record completed work in logs/agent-log.md so humans can inspect what the agent read, wrote, and concluded.
How to create deliverable artifacts (meeting prep briefs, draft emails, analyses) in artifacts/ with required structure and source manifests.
How to extract durable memories from sources and write them as reviewable candidate memory files with provenance, confidence, and sensitivity.
How to orient inside a client workspace - the directory layout, the manifest, provenance records, and which sources outrank which.
| name | answering-with-citations |
| description | Required procedure for answering questions about the client - grounding, citation format, conflict handling, and how to say "not in the workspace". |
Every factual claim in an answer must be traceable to a workspace file. This is a hard requirement.
bash grep and the manifest; read them with readFile (it returns line numbers).Sources: section listing every cited file.Inline, immediately after the claim:
[source: <relative-path>:<line-or-range>]
Examples:
The Sources: section at the end:
Sources:
- transcripts/2026-05-12-spring-review.md
- client/profile.json
When sources disagree:
Never silently pick one side of a conflict.
Say exactly that: "The workspace does not contain this information." Then list what you checked. Optionally suggest where the information might live (e.g., "this may exist in the CRM but was not materialized"). Do not speculate about the actual answer, and do not present a guess as fact.