type: user

role: user

type: text

text: Read notes.txt, then run "wc -l notes.txt" in the shell, then write the number of lines into count.txt. Keep it short.


type: thinking

subtype: delta

text: Reading notes.txt.


text: Running wc -l on notes.txt.


text: Writing the line count


text: to count.txt.


type: assistant

role: assistant

text: I'll read `notes.txt`, run `wc -l`, then write the line count to `count.txt`.


subtype: started

command: wc -l notes.txt

wc

type: word

value: -l

fullText: wc -l notes.txt

description: Count lines in notes.txt

description: Count lines in notes.txt


subtype: completed

content:
alpha
beta
gamma


fullText: wc -l notes.txt

description: Count lines in notes.txt

stdout: 3 notes.txt

interleavedOutput: 3 notes.txt

description: Count lines in notes.txt


text: notes.txt contains 3


text: lines. I will write


text: 3 into count.txt.


diffString:
--- /dev/null
+++ b//tmp/curcap/count.txt
@@ -1 +1 @@
-
+3

message: Wrote contents to /tmp/curcap/count.txt


text: Finished. The line count


text: was written to count.txt.


text: `notes.txt` has 3 lines (`alpha`, `beta`, `gamma`). Wrote `3` to `count.txt`.


type: result

subtype: success

result: I'll read `notes.txt`, run `wc -l`, then write the line count to `count.txt`.`notes.txt` has 3 lines (`alpha`, `beta`, `gamma`). Wrote `3` to `count.txt`.