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agentuity-command-runner

When running lint, build, test, typecheck, format, clean, or install commands and need structured, actionable output. Activates when executing development commands and parsing their output into structured error reports with file locations, error classification, and deduplication.

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Installation

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Command Runner Reference

Reference for executing development commands and parsing output into structured, actionable summaries.

Runtime Detection

Before running ANY command, detect the correct runtime:

Detection Priority
  1. Agentuity project (highest priority):

    • If agentuity.json or .agentuity/ exists → bun
    • Agentuity projects are ALWAYS bun-only
  2. JavaScript/TypeScript lockfiles:

    • bun.lockb → bun
    • package-lock.json → npm
    • pnpm-lock.yaml → pnpm
    • yarn.lock → yarn
  3. Other ecosystems:

    • go.mod → go
    • Cargo.toml → cargo (Rust)
    • pyproject.toml → uv or poetry
    • requirements.txt → pip

Command Patterns by Ecosystem

JavaScript/TypeScript (bun/npm/pnpm/yarn)
Task bun npm pnpm
install bun install npm install pnpm install
build bun run build npm run build pnpm run build
test bun test npm test pnpm test
typecheck bun run typecheck npm run typecheck pnpm run typecheck
lint bun run lint npm run lint pnpm run lint
format bun run format npm run format pnpm run format
clean bun run clean npm run clean pnpm run clean
Go
Task Command
build go build ./...
test go test ./...
lint golangci-lint run
format go fmt ./...
Rust (cargo)
Task Command
build cargo build
test cargo test
lint cargo clippy
format cargo fmt

Output Parsing Intelligence

Error Extraction Rules
  1. Deduplicate — Same error in multiple files? Report once with count
  2. Prioritize — Errors before warnings
  3. Truncate — Top 10 issues max (note if more exist)
  4. Extract locations — file:line format when available
  5. Classify — type error, syntax error, lint error, test failure
Error Classification
Type Signal Words
Type Error "Type", "TS", "cannot assign", "not assignable"
Syntax Error "Unexpected", "SyntaxError", "Parse error"
Lint Error "eslint", "biome", "warning", "rule"
Test Failure "FAIL", "AssertionError", "expect", "assert"
Build Error "Build failed", "Cannot find module"
Location Extraction

Extract file:line from common formats:

  • TypeScript: src/foo.ts(10,5): error TS2322
  • ESLint: src/foo.ts:10:5 error
  • Go: ./pkg/foo.go:10:5:
  • Rust: --> src/main.rs:10:5
  • Python: File "src/foo.py", line 10

Structured Output Format

## [Task] Result: [PASSED | FAILED | WARNINGS]

**Runtime:** [bun | npm | pnpm | go | cargo | uv]
**Command:** `[exact command executed]`
**Duration:** [time in seconds]
**Exit Code:** [0 | non-zero]

### Errors ([count])

| File         | Line | Type | Message                                          |
| ------------ | ---- | ---- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| `src/foo.ts` | 45   | Type | Type 'string' is not assignable to type 'number' |

### Warnings ([count])

| File         | Line | Message           |
| ------------ | ---- | ----------------- |
| `src/baz.ts` | 8    | Unused import 'y' |

### Summary

[One sentence: what happened, what the calling agent should know]

Execution Workflow

  1. Detect Runtime — Check for agentuity.json, then lockfiles
  2. Discover or Use Explicit Command — Auto-discover from package.json or use provided command
  3. Execute Command — Capture stdout, stderr, exit code, duration
  4. Parse Output — Extract and classify errors/warnings with file:line
  5. Return Structured Result — Format using the template above

Examples

Read the usage examples in the source repository.

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-03-11
Index updated
2026-03-11
Branch
main

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