| name | text-processing |
| description | Process and manipulate text files, including reading, writing, searching, and transforming text content. Use for text editing, file content manipulation, search and replace, text analysis. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | Requires file system access |
| allowed-tools | read_file write_to_file create_file list_directory |
Goal
Enable text processing operations on files, including reading, writing, searching, and transforming text content.
Capabilities
Read Text Files
- Read entire file contents
- Display file content to user
- Extract specific information from files
Write Text Files
- Create new text files
- Overwrite existing files
- Append to existing files
Text Analysis
- Count lines, words, characters
- Search for patterns
- Extract specific sections
Text Transformation
- Format text content
- Replace text patterns
- Combine multiple files
Procedure
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Reading Files
- Use
read_file to get file contents
- Present content to user or analyze it
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Writing Files
- Use
create_file for new files
- Use
write_to_file with append=false to overwrite
- Use
write_to_file with append=true to add content
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Processing Text
- Read file content
- Process/transform in memory
- Write results back to file
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Batch Operations
- Use
list_directory to find files
- Process each file individually
- Report results
Examples
User: "Read the contents of README.md"
→ Use read_file with path="README.md"
User: "Create a file called notes.txt with 'Meeting notes'"
→ Use create_file with path="notes.txt" and content="Meeting notes"
User: "Append 'New line' to notes.txt"
→ Use write_to_file with path="notes.txt", content="New line", append=true
User: "Show me all text files in the docs folder"
→ Use list_directory with path="docs"
→ Filter results for .txt files
Best Practices
- Always check if file exists before reading
- Confirm before overwriting files
- Use appropriate line endings for the platform
- Handle encoding properly (UTF-8 default)
- Provide clear feedback on operations performed