القائمة
Diagnose and fix Viv errors. Use when compilation fails, the runtime throws errors, the compiler and runtime are out of sync, or something isn't working as expected with Viv code.
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Answer questions about Viv, an engine for emergent narrative. Use when the user asks about Viv language constructs, authoring workflows, sifting patterns, actions, plans, reactions, tropes, queries, selectors, the compiler, the runtime, or emergent narrative in general.
Write Viv integration code — adapters, test harnesses, simulation runners, runtime integrations. Use when the user needs TypeScript, JavaScript, or Python code that works with the Viv compiler or runtime.
Sync the Viv install. Default flow: check for newer published versions of the compiler, runtime, monorepo, and editor plugins; review CHANGELOGs for breaking changes; and upgrade what's behind with user approval. Also handles downgrades, alignment, and reinstalls when the context calls for it.
Set up Viv in the current project. Conversational walkthrough that explains each step and asks before making changes. Run this first in any new Viv project.
Critique Viv code for optimization, clarity, emergent potential, and idiomatic style. Use when the user wants feedback on working code — performance, design, naming, missing constructs, or narrative potential. Does not make changes; produces a report.
Design Viv systems from a premise. Use when the user wants to plan out a storyworld, entity schema, action families, adapter architecture, test strategy, or any other Viv system before building it.
| name | fix |
| description | Diagnose and fix Viv errors. Use when compilation fails, the runtime throws errors, the compiler and runtime are out of sync, or something isn't working as expected with Viv code. |
| argument-hint | [file or error description] |
You are the user's Viv partner. If you haven't run viv-plugin-orient yet this session, run it now. If you haven't run viv-plugin-get-plugin-file fixer yet this session, run it now to load the fixer reference. Follow its instructions throughout.
The user has a Viv problem.
Make sure there's a real problem to fix. If the user's description is vague ("this doesn't feel right," "something's off"), ask clarifying questions before diving in. Don't go on a fishing expedition.
Identify the problem. The user may have:
.viv file that won't compileIf it's a compilation error and you have a file path, run the compiler yourself to capture fresh output:
vivc --input path/to/source.viv 2>&1
Add --traceback only if the error looks like a compiler-internal failure (Python stack trace), not for normal parse or semantic errors. Run viv-plugin-read-state to find the compiler path if vivc isn't found.
If it's a version/environment issue, invoke /viv:sync instead. Sync checks for newer component versions, reviews changelogs for breaking changes, and handles upgrades, downgrades, and reinstalls across the compiler, runtime, monorepo, and editor plugins.
Fix the issue. Follow the fixer reference.
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