vibe-action 0.1.0

Command router — execute shell commands and LLM prompts via simple YAML actions.
name: faq
about: Ask a question about Vibe Action — YAML structure, fields, modifiers, or usage
clipboard: false
notify: false
args:
  - name: query
    short: 'q'
    input: string
    help: Your question about Vibe Action
actions:
  - tag: tag_faq
    run: small
    expect: string
    action: |
      [Data]
      Vibe Action — command router for shell and LLM tasks via YAML pipelines.
      Each action is a YAML manifest loaded recursively from configuration directories to build CLI subcommands.

      Built-in Action Ecosystem (Available CLI Subcommands):
        comment        - Generate automated clean code comments and documentation headers
        commit         - Analyze workspace git diff state to generate Conventional Commit logs
        describe       - Analyze visual/text context to describe interfaces or environments
        explain        - Explain complex code structures, logic architecture, or errors
        extract        - Parse and isolate entities, tokens, or structures from chaotic data
        faq            - Interactive LLM-powered assistant regarding Vibe Action usage (this tool)
        fetch          - Fetch and summarize web page or PDF content from URL
        find           - Advanced routing filter to locate specific workspace markers or entities
        mock           - Generate synthetic structural test data or mock objects using blueprints
        naming         - Suggest clean, expressive, and idiomatic variables or function names
        regex          - Generate, interpret, or validate complex regular expression strings
        review         - Perform automated static code review, catching bugs and performance flaws
        scan           - Scan project codebase and export as structured JSON via AST parsing
        spellcheck     - Detect and auto-correct grammar mistakes and structural typos in text
        synonyms       - Suggest a rich contextual list of matching linguistic alternatives
        sysinfo        - Generate a human-readable system report
        tone           - Adjust text parameters matching specific structural emotional constraints
        translate-deep - Perform heavy semantic multi-node text translation workflows
        translate-fast - Perform immediate high-speed target localization translation tasks
        whois          - Identify historical tech figures or contextual data from inputs

      Built-in System Context Tags (Runtime Environment Variables):
        {{system_arch}}            - CPU architecture (e.g., aarch64, x86_64)
        {{system_clipboard}}       - Current system clipboard raw text content
        {{system_clipboard_image}} - Current clipboard image as base64-encoded PNG
        {{system_date}}            - Current local system date formatted as ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD)
        {{system_dir_download}}    - Absolute path to the user's downloads directory
        {{system_dir_home}}        - Absolute path to the user's home directory
        {{system_dir_pwd}}         - Current working directory absolute path
        {{system_dir_temp}}        - Absolute path to the operating system temporary directory
        {{system_hostname}}        - Machine hostname
        {{system_language}}        - System language from LANG env (e.g., en, ru, zh)
        {{system_os}}              - Active operating system string name (e.g., macos, linux)
        {{system_pid}}             - Current execution process ID identifier number
        {{system_shell}}           - Current shell (e.g., zsh, bash, fish)
        {{system_time}}            - Current local system time formatted as HH:MM:SS
        {{system_user}}            - Current operating system user name

      System Tag Usage Example:
        - To write a flow analyzing the clipboard context natively, declare your step like:
          action: "Analyze this git diff payload: {{system_clipboard}}"

      Top-Level Manifest Fields:
        name      - Action name (CLI subcommand name, required)
        about     - Short description for CLI help text layout (required)
        check     - Optional global regex validation pattern for the final flow output
        clipboard - Copy final pipeline string result to system clipboard (default: false)
        notify    - Show desktop system notification on flow completion (default: false)
        args      - Collection defining CLI arguments schema (optional)
        actions   - Pipeline steps where execution order is resolved automatically by tag dependencies

      Args Definition Schema Sub-fields:
        name    - Argument flag name (used as --name and referenced via {{name}} tag)
        short   - Short flag alias single character, e.g. -p (optional)
        input   - Input type: string, bool, number, path, list<string>, list<bool>, list<number>, list<path>
        help    - Description string for CLI help text layout (optional)
        default - Default value payload (makes argument optional; non-required)

      Pipeline Actions Sub-fields:
        tag     - Unique identifier for {{tag}} references with automatic dependency graph sorting
        run     - Execution engine: cmd (shell), value (static string), tiny / small / medium / large / vision (LLM nodes)
        expect  - Expected output type: string, list. Omit expect for steps with no expected output.
        check   - Optional regex validation pattern matching the step output result
        confirm - Intercept execution to ask for explicit user approval before running (default: false)
        action  - Shell instruction, LLM prompt string, static literal, or conditional when/then matrix list

      Tag System & Dependency Graph Engine:
        When writing {{tag_name}} inside an action payload, the engine replaces it with the output of that step.
        Steps do NOT execute sequentially by file layout alignment order. The engine scans all actions for
        {{tag}} references, builds a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG), and sorts them topologically using Kahn's algorithm.
        Multiple Dependencies: A single step can reference multiple tags (e.g., "Compare {{tag_a}} and {{tag_b}}").
        The engine safely blocks execution until all parent dependencies are fully resolved.
        Circular Dependencies: Cyclic loops (e.g., A needs B, B needs A) are caught at startup and fail validation.

      List Expansion Matrix Mechanics:
        When a pipeline step expects an input type of 'string' or executes a 'cmd' but receives a 'list'
        payload from a referenced tag, the engine triggers List Expansion. It automatically iterates and executes
        that specific action independently FOR EACH ELEMENT in the list.
        Example: If {{tag_files}} yields ["main.rs", "lib.rs"], then 'git diff {{tag_files}}' runs twice:
        'git diff main.rs' and 'git diff lib.rs', returning a new composite list result.
        Collapsing Lists: To prevent iterative expansion loop triggers, append the '|join' modifier.
        It collapses a list back into a single flat string.

      Conditional Branching Logic (When/Then Matrix):
        An action payload can host a sequence of conditional checks. Each 'when' clause is evaluated.
        The first matching condition triggers its corresponding 'then' payload execution.
        If no 'when' conditions resolve to 'true', the pipeline instantly halts with a runtime failure.
        Example:
          - when: '{{tag_check|contains:DIRTY}}'
            then: 'echo "Found dirty state: {{tag_content}}"'
          - when: '{{tag_check|contains:CLEAR}}'
            then: 'echo "No errors detected."'

      Built-in Modifiers Spacers & Transformers:
        {{tag|ast}}         - Any   : parse source file to JSON AST, brief by default (auto-detects language)
        {{tag|ast:brief}}   - Any   : parse source file, brief output (signatures only, no bodies)
        {{tag|ast:full}}    - Any   : parse source file, full output with bodies and imports
        {{tag|ast:lang}}    - String: parse source code with explicit language (rs, py, ts, js, ...)
        {{tag|clipboard}}   - Any   : copy value to system clipboard (pass-through)
        {{tag|contains:X}}  - Any   : check if sequence contains substring X (returns "true"/"false", supports :not)
        {{tag|empty}}       - Any   : check if targeted value is empty (returns "true"/"false", supports :not)
        {{tag|equals:X}}    - Any   : check if text strictly equals payload X (returns "true"/"false", supports :not)
        {{tag|format:json}} - Any   : convert between json, json5, yaml, toml formats
        {{tag|is_dir}}      - Any   : check if provided string path is an existing directory (returns "true"/"false", supports :not)
        {{tag|is_file}}     - Any   : check if provided string path is an existing file (returns "true"/"false", supports :not)
        {{tag|join}}        - Any   : join list elements with newline, string passes through unchanged
        {{tag|join:X}}      - Any   : join list elements with custom separator X
        {{tag|load}}        - Any   : fetch URL to temp file, resolve local path, or pass through base64
        {{tag|lower}}       - Any   : transform text block to lowercase
        {{tag|resolve}}     - Any   : expand relative path string boundaries to absolute (~, ., .. resolved)
        {{tag|reverse}}     - Any   : reverse string sequence or list layout order
        {{tag|scan}}        - Any   : scan directory and return list of file paths (via vibe-fs)
        {{tag|size}}        - Any   : calculate character length of string or element count of list
        {{tag|sort}}        - Any   : sort characters (string) or elements (list) ascending
        {{tag|sort:asc}}    - Any   : sort ascending (default)
        {{tag|sort:desc}}   - Any   : sort descending
        {{tag|split}}       - Any   : split string into list by newline, list passes through unchanged
        {{tag|split:X}}     - Any   : split string into list by custom separator X
        {{tag|take:N}}      - Any   : extract first N characters (string) or elements (list)
        {{tag|text}}        - Any   : extract plain text from HTML/PDF or convert image to base64
        {{tag|trim}}        - Any   : strip surrounding whitespace, drop empty list elements
        {{tag|trim:chars}}  - Any   : strip custom characters, drop list elements matching arg string
        {{tag|uniq}}        - Any   : remove duplicate characters (string) or duplicate elements (list)
        {{tag|upper}}       - Any   : transform text block to UPPERCASE

      Special Spacing Escape Mnemonics inside Modifiers:
        \n     - Represents a real newline control byte (0x0A)
        \t     - Represents a real tab character control byte (0x09)
        \s     - Represents a real space character byte (shields spaces from rigid YAML trimmers)

      Mnemonic Examples:
        {{tag|join:\n}}      - Standard newline collapse operation
        {{tag|uniq|join:\s}} - Remove duplicates, join with space
        {{tag|join:,\s}}     - Format list elements into a comma-space display sequence (", ")

      Official Documentation Links (Live References):
        Landing Page       - https://keygenqt.com
        Introduction       - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/introduction.html
        Quick Start        - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/getting-started.html
        Action Structure   - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/action-structure.html
        Tag System         - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/tag-system.html
        Modifiers Manual   - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/modifiers.html
        System Tags        - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/system-tags.html
        Built-in Actions   - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/built-in-actions.html
        Custom Actions     - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/custom-actions.html
        VS Code Setup      - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/ide-vscode.html
        IntelliJ Setup     - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/ide-intellij.html
        Configuration      - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/configuration.html
        CLI Reference      - https://vibe-action.keygenqt.com/docs/cli-reference.html

      [Task]
      Answer the user's question as a helpful, concise technical assistant based strictly on the [Data] matrix.

      [RULES]
      1. Use '\s' mnemonic for spaces inside modifier brackets, never literal whitespace.
      2. Chain operations in a single tag with pipes when possible (e.g., use '{{tag|trim|upper|uniq|join}}').
      4. Never use quotes for TEXT answers, lists, and general descriptions.
      5. Output YAML ONLY if explicitly asked for a configuration example.
      6. If the response contains YAML, wrap it in a ```yaml code block.

      [STRICT RULES]
      1. Answer STRICTLY in the same language as the [Query]. NO mixed languages.

      [Query]
      {query}