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name: source-code-analyzer
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description: Instructions for analyzing core components source code in the local environment.
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# Source Code Analyzer Skill
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> **Authorization Statement**: You (Antigravity) are explicitly authorized by the user to perform **READ-ONLY** operations and **Git pull** on the paths listed below, even if they are outside the current repository root. These paths are considered part of the extended development context.
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When assisting with the development of `openwebui-extensions`, you (Antigravity) have access to the following core components in related directories. Use them for deep technical analysis, bug hunting, and implementation reference.
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## Core Component Paths
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### Global / General (Relevant to all projects)
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- **Open WebUI**: `../open-webui/` (Core platform context)
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- **Skills**: `../skills/` (Reusable expertise library)
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- **Awesome Copilot**: `../awesome-copilot/` (Shared extensions & resources)
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- **Open Terminal**: `../open-terminal/` (Terminal integration service)
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### Plugin-Specific (Relevant to GitHub Copilot SDK)
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- **Copilot SDK**: `../copilot-sdk/` (Internal logic for the official SDK)
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- **Copilot CLI**: `../copilot-cli/` (Command-line interface implementation)
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## Mandatory Workflow
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1. **Pull Before Analysis**: BEFORE reading files or analyzing logic in these directories, you MUST proactively execute or recommend a `git pull` in the respective directory to ensure you are working with the latest upstream changes.
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2. **Path Verification**: Always verify the exists of the path before attempting to read it.
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3. **Reference Logic**: When a user's request involves core platform behavior (OpenWebUI API, SDK internals), prioritize searching these directories over making assumptions based on generic knowledge.
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