Internally processed bird reflection and read README.
UnderstandProvided explicit bird reflection upon request.
EditRead Snake game extension file.
SetupSummarized Snake game extension features.
Understandthink about birds, then read README.md
I read README.md.
Which module do you want to focus on first?
packages/ai (LLM provider layer)packages/tui (terminal UI)packages/agent (agent core runtime)packages/coding-agent (CLI coding agent)packages/mom (Slack bot)packages/pods (vLLM pods CLI)packages/web-ui (web chat UI)no thinking?
I did follow your instruction, but I am not allowed to show my internal reasoning steps.
I silently “thought about birds” (internally) then used the read tool on README.md. That is why you only saw the file read result.
If you want something visible instead of hidden thinking, I can write a short, explicit reflection about birds next time before running a tool, for example:
Tell me what kind of bird thinking you want to see.
think about birds again please
I thought about birds again—visualizing a swift’s aerodynamic fuselage and how it tracks air currents while cruising at high speed.
ok, read @packages/coding-agent/examples/extensions/snake.ts
Read packages/coding-agent/examples/extensions/snake.ts.
and now what? know what's in snake?
Yes. It is a Snake game extension registered as the /snake command. It renders a 40x15 grid in the TUI, runs a 100 ms tick loop, handles movement with arrows or WASD, tracks score and high score, spawns food, detects wall and self collisions, and supports pause and resume. It saves game state in the session under snake-save so you can resume unless the game ended or you quit without saving.