spy-run

name	spy-run
description	Compile and run a Sharpy source file or inline source code
argument-hint	<file.spy or inline source>

Compile and execute Sharpy source. Accepts either a file path or inline source code.

Usage:

• /spy-run path/to/file.spy — run a .spy file
• /spy-run x: int = 42\nprint(x) — run inline source (no temp file management needed by caller)

Behavior:

• Shows full program output on success
• Shows last 80 lines of errors on failure + points to full log

Log location: .claude/tmp/last-spy-run.log

Steps

1. Validate $ARGUMENTS is non-empty.
2. Determine if the argument is a file path or inline source:
   • File path: The argument ends in .spy AND the file exists on disk. Use it directly.
   • Inline source: Anything else. Use the Write tool to write the source to $TMPDIR/sharpy-run-temp.spy. Do NOT use bash echo/heredoc — always use the Write tool to avoid shell escaping issues with #, backticks, and other special characters.
3. Run mkdir -p .claude/tmp to ensure log directory exists.
4. Clear the old log with rm -f .claude/tmp/last-spy-run.log.
5. Run: dotnet run --project src/Sharpy.Cli -- run "<source_file>" > .claude/tmp/last-spy-run.log 2>&1 (with dangerouslyDisableSandbox: true).
6. Check exit code:
   • Exit 0: Print "=== RUN OUTPUT ===" then show contents of .claude/tmp/last-spy-run.log
   • Exit non-zero: Print "=== RUN FAILED (last 80 lines) ===" then show tail -80 .claude/tmp/last-spy-run.log, then "Full log: .claude/tmp/last-spy-run.log"
7. If a temp file was created, clean it up with rm -f $TMPDIR/sharpy-run-temp.spy.
8. Return the actual exit code.