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List files and directories under scenarios/<world_name>/fs; returns one Note whose body is a text listing (like ls).
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| name | fs-list |
| type | python |
| description | List files and directories under scenarios/<world_name>/fs; returns one Note whose body is a text listing (like ls). |
| schema_hint | {"path":"string (relative)","recursive":"bool","include_files":"bool","include_dirs":"bool","max_entries":"int"} |
List files and directories within the filesystem sandbox for the current world.
path: Relative path under scenarios/<world_name>/fs (default: root)recursive: Whether to recurse into subdirectories (default: false)include_files: Include files (default: true)include_dirs: Include subdirectory lines in the listing (default: true)max_entries: Max lines to emit before truncation (default: 200)Success returns:
resource_id: Note ID (not a Collection)dirname/ (trailing slash)filename (size) — e.g. readme.md (2.1K), note.txt (219B)max_entries reachedRead the listing with get_text("$your_out_var"). Do not use get_items — that is only for Collections.
How to interpret the text for a given goal is left to the planner.
{"type":"fs-list","path":".","out":"$root"}
{"type":"fs-list","path":"docs","recursive":true,"out":"$docs_tree"}
After out="$root", read the body with get_text("$root").