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Using webhooks in a TypeScript Golem agent. Use when the user asks to create webhooks, receive webhook callbacks, integrate with webhook-driven external APIs, or generate temporary callback URLs for external services.
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.
Choosing between durable and ephemeral agents in a TypeScript Golem project. Use when the user asks about agent durability modes, making an agent stateless, or configuring agent persistence.
Reading and writing files from a TypeScript Golem agent. Use when the user asks to read files, write files, or do filesystem operations from agent code in TypeScript.
Making outgoing HTTP requests from a TypeScript Golem agent. Use when the user asks to call an external API, make HTTP requests, use fetch, or send HTTP requests from agent code.
Marking TypeScript agent methods as read-only for a side-effect-free guarantee and result caching. Use when the user wants a cacheable query method, a method that must not write to the oplog, or HTTP GET endpoints that emit cache headers.
Fan out work to multiple parallel agents and collect results in a TypeScript Golem project. Use when the user asks about parallel execution, fan-out/fan-in, spawning child agents for parallel work, forking, or aggregating results from multiple agents.
Adding resource quotas to a TypeScript Golem agent. Use when the user asks about rate limiting, resource quotas, quota tokens, acquireQuotaToken, withReservation, throttling API calls, limiting concurrency, capacity limits, or splitting tokens between agents.
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.
Creating ephemeral (stateless) agents in a TypeScript 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.
Waiting for external input using Golem promises in a TypeScript Golem project. Use when the user asks about promises, waiting for external events, human-in-the-loop workflows, pausing an agent until an external signal, or suspending execution until data…
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.
Deploying a Golem application. Use when asked to deploy agents to a Golem server, update running agents, or troubleshoot deployment issues.
Configuring the deployment logical version in the Golem Application Manifest (golem.yaml): the version: source (git tag, git commit hash, static string, or env var), tuning tagPattern/hashFallback/staticFallback/allowDirty, per-environment version overrides,…
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…
Rolling back a Golem deployment to a previous revision or version. Use when reverting a deployment, restoring a prior environment state, or recovering from a bad deploy.
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.
Adding secrets to MoonBit Golem agents. Use when the user asks to add secret values, API keys, or sensitive configuration to a MoonBit agent.
Adding secrets to Rust Golem agents. Use when the user needs to store sensitive configuration such as API keys, passwords, or tokens that should not be checked into source control.
Adding secrets to Scala Golem agents. Use when the user asks to add secret values, API keys, passwords, or sensitive configuration to a Scala Golem agent.
Adding or changing application manifest JSON schema versions and aligning CLI schema references.
Adding or modifying WIT (WebAssembly Interface Types) interfaces. Use when changing .wit files, updating WIT dependencies, or working with component interfaces.
Configuring HTTP API domain deployments and security schemes in golem.yaml. Use when the user asks to deploy agents to a domain, configure API domains, set up authentication/security schemes (OIDC), or manage the httpApi section of the application manifest.
Enabling authentication on HTTP endpoints in MoonBit Golem agents. Use when the user asks to add auth, security, or access control to HTTP endpoints.
Exposing a MoonBit Golem agent over HTTP with mount paths and endpoint annotations. Use when the user asks to add HTTP endpoints, REST APIs, or web interfaces to an agent.
Using webhooks in a MoonBit Golem agent. Use when the user asks to create webhooks, receive webhook callbacks, integrate with webhook-driven external APIs, or generate temporary callback URLs for external services.
Enabling authentication on Rust HTTP endpoints. Use when the user asks to add auth, require authentication, or protect HTTP endpoints.
Exposing a Rust Golem agent over HTTP. Use when the user asks to add HTTP endpoints, mount an agent to a URL path, or expose agent methods as a REST API.
Using webhooks in a Rust Golem agent. Use when the user asks to create webhooks, receive webhook callbacks, integrate with webhook-driven external APIs, or generate temporary callback URLs for external services.
Enabling authentication on Scala HTTP endpoints. Use when the user asks to add auth, require authentication, or protect HTTP endpoints.
Exposing a Scala Golem agent over HTTP. Use when the user asks to add HTTP endpoints, mount an agent to a URL path, or expose agent methods as a REST API.
Using webhooks in a Scala Golem agent. Use when the user asks to create webhooks, receive webhook callbacks, integrate with webhook-driven external APIs, or generate temporary callback URLs for external services.
Explains the Golem Scala SDK WIT folder structure and how to regenerate the agent_guest.wasm base image. Use when working with WIT definitions, upgrading Golem versions, or regenerating the guest runtime WASM.
Adding or modifying Golem CLI structured output types, CliOutput implementations, command-output.schema.json, or DTO-backed output schema generators.
Final checks before submitting a pull request. Use when preparing to create a PR, to ensure formatting, linting, and the correct tests have been run.
Running and debugging tests in the Golem workspace. Use when writing tests, running specific tests, filtering tests, debugging test failures, or understanding test infrastructure.
Understanding and parsing Golem CLI structured output. Use when using --format json, --format yaml, --format toon, discovering $type schemas with golem output-schema, or writing agents/tools that parse CLI output.
Querying the operation log. Use when dumping or searching the oplog, or debugging agent behavior from its recorded history.
Listing and querying agents with filters. Use when listing all agents, filtering agents by name, status, revision, creation time, or environment variables, or paginating through agent results.