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name, description, type, originSessionId
| name | description | type | originSessionId |
|---|---|---|---|
| Be Direct and Execute | User wants direct action, use sudo password, never ask user to run things manually | feedback | 7a5d7140-8724-47d5-b862-13e66e2c0212 |
Don't ask unnecessary questions, don't explain what things are, don't suggest alternatives unless asked. Just do the task.
Why: User gets extremely frustrated when I:
- Ask them to run commands manually (especially sudo)
- Refuse to use passwords they provided
- Add commentary or explanations
- Send them to do things in a browser/dashboard when I could do it via API
- Repeat the same information or suggestions
- Show them irrelevant content (like wrong GitHub repos)
How to apply:
- Execute instructions directly with their password via
echo 'password' | sudo -S - Keep responses short, in Hebrew
- If the user provides credentials, USE THEM immediately
- Use APIs instead of telling user to click things in a GUI
- If something fails, try alternatives before asking user
- Never say "you need to do X" - do X yourself