refactor: split builder prompt into invariant core + named packs (byte-identical assembly) + opt-in data-qa profile - #1217
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…-identical assembly Compile-time split of the monolithic builder prompt into fragment files (`src/altimate/prompts/builder/`: `core`, `core-training`, and packs `dbt-ops`, `sql-guard`, `dbt-verify`, `dbt-workflow`, `pitfalls`, `self-review`, `legacy-skills-catalogue`, `finish`). `profiles.ts` concatenates them at module load via the same Bun `.txt` import mechanism the single file used, so the assembled default builder prompt is byte-for-byte identical to the pre-split `builder.txt` (sha256 pinned in `test/altimate/prompt-profiles.test.ts`; determinism verified across processes with varying cwd/HOME). Adds an opt-in `data-qa` profile (builder minus the dbt packs and the Pre-Execution Protocol pack) registered only when `ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE=1` — nothing selects it implicitly; users pick it via `--agent data-qa`. Basis: an internal 540-trial paired prompt ablation on a public benchmark (no score effect, -27.6% wall clock, permutation p=0.74). `test/session/termination.test.ts` repointed from the deleted file to the assembled `PROMPT_BUILDER` (same assertion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VqnuBDGkh1ZT65Ti7e6DHZ
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe monolithic builder prompt is split into ordered fragments. Compile-time assembly preserves the default prompt bytes and creates an opt-in data-QA profile. The agent registry enables data-QA through an environment flag or explicit agent configuration. ChangesPrompt profiles
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR can allow the opt-in data-qa profile to be recreated and selected through generic configuration even when its feature flag is disabled, changing the default agent instructions and potentially removing dbt/SQL guardrails. That default-behavior issue should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge; the remaining test-isolation concern is limited to parallel test execution. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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SUGGESTION: EXPECTED_SHA256 and the sha256 helper are duplicated verbatim across two test files.
The byte-identity pin is now maintained in two places: here and in test/altimate/prompt-profiles.test.ts (lines 26–31). When the default prompt bytes change, both pins must be updated in lockstep — updating one and missing the other silently leaves a stale hash asserting the old bytes. Consider exporting the pin (and sha256) from test/altimate/prompt-profiles-hash-helper.ts and importing it from both tests so there is a single source of truth.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/agent/agent.ts`:
- Around line 327-328: The cfg.agent merge must not reintroduce the reserved
“data-qa” agent when Altime_DATA_QA_PROFILE is disabled. Update the merge path
near the conditional built-in registration to filter or reject that configured
name unless the feature flag is enabled, preserving PROMPT_DATA_QA and
preventing default_agent from selecting it while disabled.
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| ...(Flag.truthyEnv("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE") | ||
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Keep data-qa registration behind the feature flag.
When ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE is unset, this branch omits the built-in entry, but the later cfg.agent merge creates any missing configured agent. A config entry such as agent: { "data-qa": {} } therefore reintroduces the name without PROMPT_DATA_QA, and default_agent: "data-qa" can select it without the flag. Guard this reserved name in the merge path or reject it while the flag is disabled.
The stated PR objective requires data-qa to be registered only when ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE is enabled and never selected automatically.
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In `@packages/opencode/src/agent/agent.ts` around lines 327 - 328, The cfg.agent
merge must not reintroduce the reserved “data-qa” agent when
Altime_DATA_QA_PROFILE is disabled. Update the merge path near the conditional
built-in registration to filter or reject that configured name unless the
feature flag is enabled, preserving PROMPT_DATA_QA and preventing default_agent
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Isolate the environment-dependent tests from parallel execution.
process.env is process-global. The hooks do not isolate overlapping tests, so one test can clear or set ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE while another constructs Agent.layer and observes the wrong profile. Use an isolated subprocess or inject the flag per test instead of mutating global environment state. Scope cleanup to the instance created by the current test.
As per coding guidelines: tests using global mock.module, dispatchers, or similar shared state must provide teardown and isolation safe for parallel bun test execution.
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In `@packages/opencode/test/agent/data-qa-profile.test.ts` around lines 42 - 52,
Make the tests around ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE safe for parallel execution by
removing shared process.env mutation; inject the profile flag per test or run
environment-dependent cases in isolated subprocesses. Ensure Agent.layer
observes each test’s intended profile, and have cleanup target only the instance
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| import PROMPT_BUILDER from "../altimate/prompts/builder.txt" | ||
| // PROMPT_BUILDER is assembled from core + pack fragments (byte-identical to the | ||
| // former builder.txt — see profiles.ts and test/altimate/prompt-profiles.test.ts) | ||
| import { PROMPT_BUILDER, PROMPT_DATA_QA } from "../altimate/prompts/profiles" |
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This new module is consumed via named exports and profiles.ts provides no self-reexport, contrary to the repository’s required module shape. Add a self-reexport such as export * as PromptProfiles from "./profiles" and access these constants through that projection so this module preserves the standard ESM boundary and tree-shaking conventions.
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On a Windows checkout with core.autocrlf=true, these .txt fragments have CRLF worktree endings because the repository has no eol=lf attribute for them. Bun imports those CRLF bytes, so both this pinned hash and EXPECTED_BYTES fail even though the split still reproduces the prompt in that checkout. Enforce LF for the prompt fragments in .gitattributes (or otherwise make the identity check line-ending-independent) so the new test is portable.
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When a user has restricted agent.builder.permission in config—for example, denying edit or warehouse writes—this separately constructed ruleset starts again from defaults, and the later config loop applies the builder override only to the builder entry. Enabling and selecting data-qa therefore restores permissions that the user explicitly removed from builder, despite this profile being advertised as having identical permissions. Base it on the fully configured builder rules before applying any agent.data-qa overrides.
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When altimate-code run --agent data-qa is used, run mode is armed but SessionTermination.completionInstruction() still returns an instruction only for the literal agent name builder. Consequently, if a data-qa final turn also crosses the compaction threshold, it was never told to emit DONE, so explicitDoneStop() cannot terminate that completed turn and the loop compacts and dispatches an unnecessary continuation. Treat this builder-derived profile as eligible for the run-mode completion instruction as well.
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/prompts/builder/packs/dbt-verify.txt">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/prompts/builder/packs/dbt-verify.txt:9">
P3: In dbt-verify.txt, "Do NOT consider a dbt task complete until steps 1-4 pass..." immediately follows list item 4 with no blank line, so Markdown folds it into item 4 as a lazy continuation instead of rendering it as a standalone closing statement. Add a blank line before that sentence so the mandatory-verification emphasis reads as its own paragraph.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/altimate/prompts/profiles.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/altimate/prompts/profiles.ts:71">
P2: The data-qa profile reuses the shared `core` fragment, whose identity line hardcodes a builder-mode self-presentation: "You are altimate-code in builder mode — a data engineering agent specializing in dbt models, SQL, and data pipelines." So when a user opts into the "data Q&A" profile, the assembled prompt still introduces the agent as a dbt builder rather than a data-QA agent. If the data-qa profile is meant to be a distinct role, the identity that distinguishes it should not come from the builder-specific `core`.</violation>
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P2: When `data-qa` runs a final turn that crosses compaction, `SessionTermination.completionInstruction()` does not issue the `DONE` instruction because it recognizes only `builder`. Include builder-derived profiles in that completion check.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/src/agent/agent.ts:335">
P1: When `agent.builder.permission` denies a tool, selecting `data-qa` still uses this default-based ruleset and restores that capability. Derive its base permission from the fully configured builder rules before applying any `data-qa`-specific overrides.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/test/agent/data-qa-profile.test.ts">
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P2: On a checkout that converts these unpinned `.txt` fragments to CRLF, the hard-coded identity hash and byte count fail even though concatenation remains internally consistent. Pin the prompt fragments to `eol=lf` or normalize the bytes before asserting the identity pin.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/opencode/test/agent/data-qa-profile.test.ts:70">
P2: Concurrent execution races on process-global `process.env`, so the flag-setting test can make the no-flag test construct `Agent.layer` with the wrong registry. Use per-test flag injection or isolated subprocesses, and dispose only the current test’s instance.</violation>
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| "Opt-in data Q&A profile: builder toolset with a slimmer prompt (no dbt build protocols).", | ||
| prompt: PROMPT_DATA_QA, | ||
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P1: When agent.builder.permission denies a tool, selecting data-qa still uses this default-based ruleset and restores that capability. Derive its base permission from the fully configured builder rules before applying any data-qa-specific overrides.
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<comment>When `agent.builder.permission` denies a tool, selecting `data-qa` still uses this default-based ruleset and restores that capability. Derive its base permission from the fully configured builder rules before applying any `data-qa`-specific overrides.</comment>
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+ "Opt-in data Q&A profile: builder toolset with a slimmer prompt (no dbt build protocols).",
+ prompt: PROMPT_DATA_QA,
+ options: {},
+ permission: Permission.merge(
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| * Nothing selects this profile automatically — see `agent.ts` | ||
| * (ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE gate). | ||
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| export const DATA_QA_PROFILE: readonly FragmentName[] = ["core", "legacy-skills-catalogue", "core-training"] |
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P2: The data-qa profile reuses the shared core fragment, whose identity line hardcodes a builder-mode self-presentation: "You are altimate-code in builder mode — a data engineering agent specializing in dbt models, SQL, and data pipelines." So when a user opts into the "data Q&A" profile, the assembled prompt still introduces the agent as a dbt builder rather than a data-QA agent. If the data-qa profile is meant to be a distinct role, the identity that distinguishes it should not come from the builder-specific core.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/altimate/prompts/profiles.ts, line 71:
<comment>The data-qa profile reuses the shared `core` fragment, whose identity line hardcodes a builder-mode self-presentation: "You are altimate-code in builder mode — a data engineering agent specializing in dbt models, SQL, and data pipelines." So when a user opts into the "data Q&A" profile, the assembled prompt still introduces the agent as a dbt builder rather than a data-QA agent. If the data-qa profile is meant to be a distinct role, the identity that distinguishes it should not come from the builder-specific `core`.</comment>
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+ * Nothing selects this profile automatically — see `agent.ts`
+ * (ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE gate).
+ */
+export const DATA_QA_PROFILE: readonly FragmentName[] = ["core", "legacy-skills-catalogue", "core-training"]
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+export function assemble(profile: readonly FragmentName[]): string {
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P2: On a checkout that converts these unpinned .txt fragments to CRLF, the hard-coded identity hash and byte count fail even though concatenation remains internally consistent. Pin the prompt fragments to eol=lf or normalize the bytes before asserting the identity pin.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/test/agent/data-qa-profile.test.ts, line 19:
<comment>On a checkout that converts these unpinned `.txt` fragments to CRLF, the hard-coded identity hash and byte count fail even though concatenation remains internally consistent. Pin the prompt fragments to `eol=lf` or normalize the bytes before asserting the identity pin.</comment>
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+// harness PR 1). Exercises the REAL Agent service (config load + agent list
+// build) — the same code path `session/llm.ts` reads `input.agent.prompt` from.
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+const EXPECTED_SHA256 = "17663410dd9accc527b4cbd84558fc577ccc36d33d0428c5c5205d5df25400d7"
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P2: Concurrent execution races on process-global process.env, so the flag-setting test can make the no-flag test construct Agent.layer with the wrong registry. Use per-test flag injection or isolated subprocesses, and dispose only the current test’s instance.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/test/agent/data-qa-profile.test.ts, line 70:
<comment>Concurrent execution races on process-global `process.env`, so the flag-setting test can make the no-flag test construct `Agent.layer` with the wrong registry. Use per-test flag injection or isolated subprocesses, and dispose only the current test’s instance.</comment>
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+it.instance("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE=1 registers data-qa as an explicitly selectable agent", () =>
+ Effect.gen(function* () {
+ process.env["ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE"] = "1"
+ const dataQa = yield* load((svc) => svc.get("data-qa"))
+ expect(dataQa).toBeDefined()
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| ...(Flag.truthyEnv("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE") | ||
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| "data-qa": { |
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P2: When data-qa runs a final turn that crosses compaction, SessionTermination.completionInstruction() does not issue the DONE instruction because it recognizes only builder. Include builder-derived profiles in that completion check.
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+ // TUI agent cycle, or `agent: "data-qa"` in config.
+ ...(Flag.truthyEnv("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE")
+ ? {
+ "data-qa": {
+ name: "data-qa",
+ description:
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| Do NOT consider a dbt task complete until steps 1-4 pass. A model that compiles but has anti-patterns or broken lineage is NOT done. | ||
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+2. **SQL analysis**: Run `sql_analyze` on the compiled SQL to catch anti-patterns BEFORE they hit production
+3. **Lineage verification**: Run `lineage_check` to confirm column-level lineage is intact — no broken references, no orphaned columns. If lineage_check fails (e.g., no manifest available), note the limitation and proceed.
+4. **Test coverage**: Check that the model has not_null and unique tests on primary keys at minimum. If missing, suggest adding them.
+Do NOT consider a dbt task complete until steps 1-4 pass. A model that compiles but has anti-patterns or broken lineage is NOT done.
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| Do NOT consider a dbt task complete until steps 1-4 pass. A model that compiles but has anti-patterns or broken lineage is NOT done. | |
| 4. **Test coverage**: Check that the model has not_null and unique tests on primary keys at minimum. If missing, suggest adding them. | |
| Do NOT consider a dbt task complete until steps 1-4 pass. A model that compiles but has anti-patterns or broken lineage is NOT done. |
…verage, shared identity pin
- `data-qa` opt-in gains a second explicit path: an `agent: {"data-qa": ...}`
config entry registers the native profile (the standard merge then overlays
the user's settings), closing the gap where config could recreate the
reserved name as a bare promptless agent. Default agent stays `builder`;
nothing implicit.
- `.gitattributes` pins `src/altimate/prompts/**` to LF so autocrlf checkouts
cannot alter the byte-identity-pinned prompt bytes (Codex/cubic finding).
- `SessionTermination.completionInstruction` now covers `data-qa` — headless
runs of the profile need the DONE contract since its prompt omits the finish
pack (Codex/cubic finding).
- Byte-identity pin + `sha256` helper deduplicated into
`test/altimate/prompt-identity.ts` (Kilo finding).
- `profiles.ts` gets the repo-standard `export * as PromptProfiles`
self-reexport; consumers import the namespace projection (AGENTS.md module
shape, Codex finding).
- Comments now enumerate exactly which packs `data-qa` omits and state the
permission semantics precisely (same default ruleset as builder; per-agent
config overrides apply per agent).
Default-path bytes unchanged: identity gate still pins sha256 17663410dd9a….
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| // `agent: {"data-qa": {...}}` entry in config (which then overlays the | ||
| // native profile via the standard merge below). Nothing selects it | ||
| // implicitly; the default agent stays builder. | ||
| ...(Flag.truthyEnv("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE") || cfg.agent?.["data-qa"] != null |
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When a user explicitly selects this profile with only default_agent: "data-qa", the gate remains false because it checks only the environment and agent.data-qa. The profile is therefore absent, and defaultInfo() throws default agent "data-qa" not found when the configured default is resolved. Treat cfg.default_agent === "data-qa" as an opt-in too, rather than requiring a redundant empty agent override.
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| // - Any wording change to a fragment changes the builder prompt bytes and must | ||
| // update the pinned sha256 in the identity test deliberately. | ||
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| import CORE from "./builder/core.txt" |
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When script/upstream/verify-restructure.ts checks a source branch containing the custom builder prompt, its CUSTOM_PROMPTS mapping still expects the target at packages/opencode/src/altimate/prompts/builder.txt. This refactor deletes that path in favor of these fragments, so the verifier classifies the builder prompt as critically missing and exits with status 2 in strict mode even though the content is preserved. Update the verifier to recognize or assemble the new fragment layout.
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| // `agent: {"data-qa": {...}}` entry in config (which then overlays the | ||
| // native profile via the standard merge below). Nothing selects it | ||
| // implicitly; the default agent stays builder. | ||
| ...(Flag.truthyEnv("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE") || cfg.agent?.["data-qa"] != null |
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When run --attach ... --agent data-qa targets a server where this profile is enabled only in the server's environment or config, the CLI still validates the name through its local Agent.get() call in cli/cmd/run.ts. Because this gate evaluates the client process independently, the local lookup reports the agent missing and drops the requested name, causing the remote server to run its default builder profile instead. Validate attached-run agents through the remote sdk.app.agents endpoint or defer validation to the server.
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2 issues found across 9 files (changes from recent commits).
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Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them. If appropriate, use sub-agents to investigate and fix each issue separately.
<file name="packages/opencode/src/session/termination.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/session/termination.ts:200">
P3: The docblock on `RUN_MODE_COMPLETION_INSTRUCTION` still says it is "Injected only in run mode and only for builder" and that "builder was the only prompt carrying it." Adding `data-qa` to `COMPLETION_CONTRACT_AGENTS` makes this comment inaccurate. Update it to state that both builder and data-qa receive the run-mode completion-token contract.</violation>
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<file name="packages/opencode/src/agent/agent.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/opencode/src/agent/agent.ts:331">
P2: When `default_agent` is `"data-qa"` without the environment flag or an `agent.data-qa` entry, this gate omits the profile and resolving the configured default throws `default agent "data-qa" not found`. Treat `cfg.default_agent === "data-qa"` as an explicit opt-in too.</violation>
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| // `agent: {"data-qa": {...}}` entry in config (which then overlays the | ||
| // native profile via the standard merge below). Nothing selects it | ||
| // implicitly; the default agent stays builder. | ||
| ...(Flag.truthyEnv("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE") || cfg.agent?.["data-qa"] != null |
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P2: When default_agent is "data-qa" without the environment flag or an agent.data-qa entry, this gate omits the profile and resolving the configured default throws default agent "data-qa" not found. Treat cfg.default_agent === "data-qa" as an explicit opt-in too.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/agent/agent.ts, line 331:
<comment>When `default_agent` is `"data-qa"` without the environment flag or an `agent.data-qa` entry, this gate omits the profile and resolving the configured default throws `default agent "data-qa" not found`. Treat `cfg.default_agent === "data-qa"` as an explicit opt-in too.</comment>
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+ // `agent: {"data-qa": {...}}` entry in config (which then overlays the
+ // native profile via the standard merge below). Nothing selects it
+ // implicitly; the default agent stays builder.
+ ...(Flag.truthyEnv("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE") || cfg.agent?.["data-qa"] != null
? {
"data-qa": {
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| ...(Flag.truthyEnv("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE") || cfg.agent?.["data-qa"] != null | |
| ...(Flag.truthyEnv("ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE") || cfg.agent?.["data-qa"] != null || cfg.default_agent === "data-qa" |
| * headless runs need a termination contract without inheriting the dbt | ||
| * finish-build ritual, which lives in the prompt packs it omits). | ||
| */ | ||
| const COMPLETION_CONTRACT_AGENTS = new Set(["builder", "data-qa"]) |
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P3: The docblock on RUN_MODE_COMPLETION_INSTRUCTION still says it is "Injected only in run mode and only for builder" and that "builder was the only prompt carrying it." Adding data-qa to COMPLETION_CONTRACT_AGENTS makes this comment inaccurate. Update it to state that both builder and data-qa receive the run-mode completion-token contract.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/opencode/src/session/termination.ts, line 200:
<comment>The docblock on `RUN_MODE_COMPLETION_INSTRUCTION` still says it is "Injected only in run mode and only for builder" and that "builder was the only prompt carrying it." Adding `data-qa` to `COMPLETION_CONTRACT_AGENTS` makes this comment inaccurate. Update it to state that both builder and data-qa receive the run-mode completion-token contract.</comment>
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@@ -191,9 +191,17 @@ export const RUN_MODE_COMPLETION_INSTRUCTION =
+ * headless runs need a termination contract without inheriting the dbt
+ * finish-build ritual, which lives in the prompt packs it omits).
+ */
+const COMPLETION_CONTRACT_AGENTS = new Set(["builder", "data-qa"])
+
/** The sole gate for injecting the completion-token contract into a prompt. */
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Issue for this PR
Closes #1216
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Compile-time split of the monolithic builder prompt into an invariant core plus named packs, with the assembled default output byte-for-byte identical to the pre-split
builder.txt. That identity is the entire quality argument for the default path: identical bytes cannot change behavior, so no eval run is needed to prove non-regression.Structure (
packages/opencode/src/altimate/prompts/):builder/core.txt— identity + principles 1–3 (workload-independent)builder/core-training.txt— Teammate Training sectionbuilder/packs/dbt-ops.txt— principle 4 (full build), tool access list, dbt Operationsbuilder/packs/sql-guard.txt— Pre-Execution Protocolbuilder/packs/dbt-verify.txt— dbt Verification Workflowbuilder/packs/dbt-workflow.txt— Workflowbuilder/packs/pitfalls.txt— Common Pitfallsbuilder/packs/self-review.txt— Self-Review Before Completionbuilder/packs/legacy-skills-catalogue.txt— Skills catalogue + Proactive Skill Invocation (kept, per the design: it only gets deleted once the sibling measurement lands)builder/packs/finish.txt— Finish Protocolprofiles.ts— assembles profiles by plainjoin("")of fragments (each fragment carries its own trailing newlines), at module load via the same Bun.txtimport mechanism the single file used.agent.tsnow importsPROMPT_BUILDERfrom here; the prompt flows into sessions unchanged (llm.tsusesinput.agent.promptverbatim; the old file had no template placeholders, and none were introduced).Not a single character of prompt text was edited — this PR moves text, it does not improve it. (Tempting wording fixes noted for a later, separately-measured PR: the catalogue/
Skill.fmtdouble-advertisement, and thebuilder modeidentity line being dbt-flavored for non-dbt profiles.)Opt-in
data-qaprofile: the builder prompt minus the dbt-specific packs and the Pre-Execution Protocol pack, with identical tool permissions to builder. Registered only whenALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE=1is set, and even then never auto-selected — the default agent remainsbuilder; a user must pick it explicitly (--agent data-qa, TUI agent cycle, or config). Basis: an internal 540-trial paired prompt ablation on a public benchmark found removing these sections on data-Q&A workloads had no score effect (permutation p=0.74) and cut wall clock 27.6%. Assembled size: 7,163 bytes vs 14,773 (−51.5%).Deviations from the design doc, and why
data-qaas core + a new pack harvested fromanalyst.txt. This PR builds it subtractively (builder minus packs) instead: PR 1's contract is "moves text, authors none", and harvesting new prose is a content change that deserves its own measured PR.dbt-workflow, andcoresplit intocore+core-training) because the core sections are non-contiguous in the original file and the split must be mechanical.Upstream note:
builder.txtwas 100% fork-grown (created in the fork's first rebrand commit; no upstream ancestor), so the split touches no upstream-shared prompt content. The loader (agent/agent.ts) is upstream-shared; all edits there sit insidealtimate_changemarkers and the strict marker check passes.How did you verify your code works?
In order of strength:
test/altimate/prompt-profiles.test.ts): the assembled default profile must hash to the pinned sha256 of the pre-splitbuilder.txt(17663410dd9a…, 14,773 bytes) and be a plain ordered concatenation of the fragments with full coverage. This is the load-bearing proof.packs/sql-guard.txt→ the identity test fails (Expected: 17663410… Received: a1f8e155…, 4 tests fail); reverted → 7 pass. The gate can fail, so its green means something.bunsubprocesses, different cwd and differentHOME, both reproduce the pinned hash + byte count.test/agent/data-qa-profile.test.ts, realAgentservice): with no flag,data-qadoes not exist andbuilder.promptcarries the pinned bytes; with the flag,data-qaexists with the expected composition,builderis unchanged, anddefaultAgent()still resolves tobuilder.src/index.ts→ instance boot → config load → real Agent service), i.e. the same objectsession/llm.tsreadsinput.agent.promptfrom; not the unit-test layer:debug agent builderfrom a scratch directory → served prompt hashes to the pinned sha256, 14,773 bytes.debug agent data-qawithout the flag → exit 1, "Agent data-qa not found".ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE=1 … debug agent data-qa→ exit 0; served prompt omits Pre-Execution Protocol / dbt Operations / Finish Protocol and retains Skills + Teammate Training.bun run typecheckclean;bun run script/upstream/analyze.ts --markers --base origin/main --strictclean;oxlint— zero findings in changed files (the repo-wide run reports one pre-existing error, abun-typestsconfig resolution failure undersdks/vscode, untouched here); fullpackages/opencodetest suite run with pre-existing failures separated (details in first PR comment).test/session/termination.test.tsread the deletedbuilder.txtfrom disk; it now asserts the same thing against the assembledPROMPT_BUILDER.Screenshots / recordings
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Changes how the primary builder system prompt is loaded and adds a new agent profile that omits SQL/dbt guardrails when explicitly selected; default builder bytes are pinned but opt-in
data-qaalters model instructions and run-mode termination behavior.Overview
Replaces the monolithic
builder.txtwith compile-time fragment assembly viaprofiles.ts(core + named packs). The default builder prompt is unchanged in behavior: tests pin assembled output to the pre-split file’s sha256 (14,773 bytes), and.gitattributesforces LF on prompt paths so CRLF checkouts cannot drift bytes.Adds an opt-in
data-qaagent (core + skills catalogue + teammate training only—no Pre-Execution Protocol or dbt build packs), registered only whenALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILEis set or config definesagent.data-qa; default agent staysbuilder. Run-mode DONE completion injection now applies todata-qaas well asbuilder(termination.ts), since the slimmer profile omits the finish pack.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 0c7366f. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by cubic
Closes #1216. Splits the monolithic builder prompt into an invariant core plus named packs, reassembled byte-for-byte identical to the old
builder.txt. Adds an opt-indata-qaagent profile that omits dbt-specific instructions; it is never auto-selected.Refactors
builder/fragments reassembled byprofiles.ts; the sha256 pin inprompt-profiles.test.tsproves unchanged behavior..gitattributesforces LF on prompt fragments so autocrlf checkouts cannot alter the pinned bytes.termination.test.tsasserts against the assembled prompt, and the run-mode completion contract now also coversdata-qaheadless runs.New Features
data-qais builder minus the dbt build/workflow and Pre-Execution Protocol packs, with identical tool permissions.ALTIMATE_DATA_QA_PROFILE=1or an explicitagent: {"data-qa": ...}config entry; selection is always explicit, never implicit.Written for commit 0c7366f. Summary will update on new commits.
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