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Anchor shell-verb intent patterns to imperative or can-you position (#1664)

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Afonso Coutinho
2026-06-03 06:23:10 +01:00
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@@ -63,7 +63,12 @@ _TOOL_INTENT_PATTERNS: tuple[Pattern[str], ...] = tuple(
r"\bssh\s+\w+",
r"\b(run|execute)\s+.{1,40}\bon\s+\w+",
r"\b(can|could|please|would)\s+you\s+(run|execute|exec)\b",
r"\b(deploy|build|install|restart|reboot|kill|tail|grep|cat|ls|cd|cp|mv|rm)\b\s+\S+",
# Shell verbs only count in imperative position (start of message,
# optionally after "please") or as a "can you ..." request. A bare
# word match promoted informational questions ("What does the grep
# command do?") and incidental uses ("My cat ate my homework").
rf"{_PLEASE}(deploy|build|install|restart|reboot|kill|tail|grep|cat|ls|cd|cp|mv|rm)\b\s+\S+",
rf"{_ACTION_QUESTION}(deploy|build|install|restart|reboot|kill|tail|grep|cat|ls|cd|cp|mv|rm)\b\s+\S+",
r"\b(check|see)\s+(if|whether|what)\s+.{1,40}\b(running|process|service|port|file|exists?)\b",
)
)