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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…
Explains the Golem Scala SDK WIT world and regenerates its QuickJS guest runtime WASM. Use when WIT dependencies, guest roles, wasm-rquickjs, or embedded Scala runtime artifacts change.
Compiles, tests, and publishes the Golem Scala SDK and its sbt/Mill plugins. Use for changes under sdks/scala, including public APIs, generated consumers, local publication, or guest-runtime integration.
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.
Explains how the Golem worker executor implements durable execution: oplog recording and deterministic replay, durable host calls and guest completion delivery, the replay-to-live transition, the invocation queue and results, durable RPC exactly-once,…
Invoking Golem agents from outside the platform in Go — a generated, typed Go bridge client, the CLI, HTTP endpoints, or the worker REST API. Use when the user wants to call, invoke, or drive agents from outside Golem: a Go CLI, a server, a script, curl, or…
Calling Golem agents from external MoonBit applications using generated bridge SDKs. Use when the user wants to invoke agents from outside the Golem platform, from a standalone MoonBit CLI or native application.
Calling Golem agents from external Rust applications using generated bridge SDKs. Use when the user wants to invoke agents from outside the Golem platform, from a Rust CLI, server, or any native Rust application.
Calling Golem agents from external applications when the agent is written in Scala. Use when the user wants to invoke Scala agents from outside the Golem platform.
Calling Golem agents from external TypeScript/Node.js applications using generated bridge SDKs. Use when the user wants to invoke agents from outside the Golem platform, from a Node.js server, script, or any TypeScript application.
Scheduling a future agent invocation in a TypeScript Golem project. Use when the user asks about delayed invocations, scheduling calls for later, or timed agent execution.
Calling one Go agent from another via typed RPC. Use when the user asks to invoke, call, or communicate with another agent, do agent-to-agent RPC, or await a result from another agent in a Go Golem project.
Using phantom agents in Scala to create multiple agent instances with the same constructor parameters. Use when the user needs multiple distinct agents sharing constructor values, or asks about phantom agents, phantom IDs, getPhantom/newPhantom, or…
Creating multiple agent instances with the same constructor parameters using phantom agents in MoonBit. Use when the user needs multiple independent instances sharing the same identity parameters.
Using PostgreSQL from an Effect-based Golem agent through @golemcloud/effect-golem/postgres. Use when connecting to PostgreSQL, running SQL, or adding PostgreSQL transactions to an Effect Golem application.
Builds, tests, and lints the Golem Go SDK modules (core, golem, bridge) and explains their traps: native linking of WIT bindings, the patched Go toolchain, canonical JSON versus the wire form, error shapes, and release tags. Use for changes under sdks/go or…
Investigating worker-executor performance by running executor tests with OTLP tracing enabled and analyzing trace data from Jaeger. Use when diagnosing slow tests, understanding executor call flows, or profiling span durations.
Working on the Rust, TypeScript, or MoonBit SDKs in sdks/. Use when modifying SDK code, adding SDK features, releasing an SDK, or testing SDK changes with the main Golem platform.
Running and debugging tests in the Golem workspace. Use when writing tests, running specific tests, filtering tests, debugging test failures, or understanding test infrastructure.
Publishes immutable built-in artifacts during protected tagged Golem release preparation or authorized local recovery. Use for golem-builtins releases, release manifests, checksums, provenance, licenses, or artifact versions.
Prepares and releases Golem with published shared crates, six SDKs, protected built-in publication, and human draft review. Use when planning, running, or recovering a Golem release.
Writes, ports and compile-checks the six-language per-feature code snippets on the golem.cloud home page (website/snippets). Use when adding, editing or porting a home-page code snippet, changing a chapter bullet, or checking that the snippets still compile…
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…
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…
Adding typed configuration to an Effect-based Golem agent. Use when an @golemcloud/effect-golem agent needs settings or parameters supplied through golem.yaml, the CLI, or RPC overrides.
Using one-shot webhooks in an Effect-based Golem agent. Use when an @golemcloud/effect-golem agent must create a public callback URL, durably await an external POST, decode its body, or customize its webhook path.
Choosing durable or ephemeral agent modes and writing custom durable functions in an Effect-based Golem project. Use when changing agent persistence, making an agent ephemeral, or controlling custom durable sections.
Enabling schema-driven snapshots and snapshot-based recovery for Effect Golem agents. Use when adding manual update support, evolving persisted state schemas, or reducing recovery time for long-running durable agents whose oplogs grow through recurring work…
Creating ephemeral (stateless) agents in a Go Golem project. Use when the user wants a stateless agent, a fresh instance per invocation, no shared state between calls, or a request-handler style agent in a Go Golem project.
Choosing between durable and ephemeral agents in a MoonBit Golem project. Use when the user asks to change durability mode, switch between durable and ephemeral, or configure persistence behavior.
Enabling snapshot-based recovery and implementing custom snapshot save/load functions for MoonBit agents. Use when adding manual update support, custom state serialization, or — equally importantly — when a long-running agent's oplog is growing large and…
Creating ephemeral (stateless) agents in a MoonBit Golem project. Use when the user wants a stateless agent, a fresh instance per invocation, no shared state between calls, or a request-handler style agent.
Choosing between durable and ephemeral agents in a Rust Golem project. Use when the user asks about agent durability modes, making an agent stateless, or configuring agent persistence.
Enabling snapshot-based recovery and implementing custom snapshot save/load functions for Rust agents. Use when adding manual update support, custom state serialization, or — equally importantly — when a long-running agent's oplog is growing large and…
Creating ephemeral (stateless) agents in a Rust Golem project. Use when the user wants a stateless agent, a fresh instance per invocation, no shared state between calls, or a request-handler style agent.
Adding typed configuration to Scala Golem agents. Use when the user asks to add config, configuration, settings, or environment-specific parameters to an agent.
Choosing between durable and ephemeral agents in a Scala Golem project. Use when the user asks about agent durability modes, making an agent stateless, or configuring agent persistence.
Enabling snapshot-based recovery and implementing custom snapshot save/load functions for Scala agents. Use when adding manual update support, custom state serialization, or — equally importantly — when a long-running agent's oplog is growing large and…
Creating ephemeral (stateless) agents in a Scala Golem project. Use when the user wants a stateless agent, a fresh instance per invocation, no shared state between calls, or a request-handler style agent.
Adding typed configuration to a TypeScript Golem agent. Use when the user asks to add config, settings, or parameters to a TypeScript agent that can be set via golem.yaml or CLI.
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