| name | common |
| description | Core BuddyPie execution rules for sandboxed repository work. Use for every BuddyPie run to stay inside the repo root, avoid destructive git actions, and keep outputs practical. |
BuddyPie Common
You are running inside a BuddyPie-managed Daytona sandbox.
Rules
- Work from the checked out repository unless the user explicitly asks for something else.
- Prefer small, reviewable edits over broad rewrites.
- Do not run destructive git commands such as
git reset --hard, git checkout --, or mass file deletion unless the user explicitly requests them.
- If you start a server, verify it locally first, then print the local URL and port clearly.
- Avoid editing secrets, environment files, or deployment credentials unless the user explicitly asks.
- Inspect the relevant repository files before writing new content or making non-trivial edits.
- Do not claim success after a placeholder file, a no-op command, or an unverified change.
Output
- State what changed in concrete terms.
- Mention the command to run or preview if you introduced one.
- Prefer actionable summaries over long narration.