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Did the skill fire?
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Observed Skill tool call in stream-json. No skill was invoked in this attempt.
What the agent did
- assistant_messageI'll help you find and optimize the slow Docker build. Let me start by exploring the repository structure.
- Glob{"pattern":"**/Dockerfile*"}
- Glob
- Bash{"command":"cd /d \"C:\\Users\\<user>\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\assay-attempt-RRWIB0\" && git log --oneline -20","description":"Check recent commits to understand …
- BashThis command changes directory before running git, which can execute untrusted hooks from the target directory. Approve only if you trust it.
- Bash{"command":"git log --oneline -20","description":"Check recent commits"}
- BashExit code 127 /usr/bin/bash: line 1: git: command not found
- PowerShell{"command":"git log --oneline -20","description":"Check recent commits to understand the project"}
- Glob{"pattern":"Dockerfile"}
- Glob{"pattern":"*.dockerfile"}
- PowerShellExit code 128 fatal: your current branch 'master' does not have any commits yet
- Glob
- Glob
- PowerShell{"command":"ls -la | head -50","description":"List files in the current directory"}
- PowerShellget-childitem uses a parameter or complex path expression (array literal, subexpression, unknown parameter, etc.) that cannot be statically validated and requires manual approval
- PowerShell{"command":"Get-ChildItem -Force","description":"List all files in the current directory"}
- PowerShell
- Bash{"command":"ls -la","description":"List all files and directories"}
- BashExit code 127 /usr/bin/bash: line 1: ls: command not found
- assistant_messageThe repository appears to be empty with no commits yet. Do you have a Dockerfile in a specific location, or should I create a sample one to optimize? Could you either: 1. Provide the path to your Dockerfile 2. Share the contents of your Dockerfile 3. Or let me know what this project is building (Node.js, Python, compiled language, etc.) so I can help you create an optimized version Once I see the Dockerfile, I can profile it to identify: - Layers that can be combined to reduce build steps - Dependencies that should be cached earlier - Unnecessary files being added to layers - Missing `.dockerignore` optimizations - Redundant package installations What would be most helpful?
- session_endcompleted
What it touched
Part of the environment was not observable
These calls can reach the file system or the network through a path Assay does not read, so the lists below may be incomplete: PowerShell
Writes
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Deletes
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Network
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