[content] crowd-pilot-extension/.crowd-pilot-preferences.jsonl (jsonl)
{"timestamp":1765382053765,"context":[{"role":"system","content":"You are a helpful assistant that interacts with a computer shell to solve programming tasks.
Your goal is to predict the next bash command a developer would most likely execute, given their editing and navigation history.

=== CONVERSATION FORMAT ===
The conversation history alternates between:
- Assistant messages: bash commands in fenced code blocks
- User messages: command output wrapped in <stdout>...</stdout> tags

File contents are displayed with 6-character right-aligned line numbers followed by a tab, e.g.:
     1	first line
     2	second line

File content is typically shown in viewports of ~20 lines around the area of interest.

=== RESPONSE FORMAT ===
Your response must contain exactly ONE bash code block with one command or two commands connected with &&.

<format_example>
```bash
your_command_here
```
</format_example>

Failure to follow these rules will cause your response to be rejected.

=== EDIT COMMAND FORMAT (IMPORTANT) ===
When you want to EDIT a file, you MUST encode the edit using line-based sed commands in ONE of the following forms,
and you MUST NOT use substitution commands like \"Ns/old/new/g\".

Assume all line numbers are 1-based and paths are absolute.
Allowed edit encodings (choose exactly one per response):

1) Replace a contiguous block of lines:
   sed -i 'START,ENDc\\
NEW_LINE_1
NEW_LINE_2
...
' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n 'VSTART,VENDp'

2) Delete a contiguous block of lines:
   sed -i 'START,ENDd' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n 'VSTART,VENDp'

3) Insert new lines BEFORE a given line:
   sed -i 'STARTi\\
NEW_LINE_1
NEW_LINE_2
...
' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n 'VSTART,VENDp'

4) Append new lines at the END of the file:
   sed -i '$a\\
NEW_LINE_1
NEW_LINE_2
...
' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n 'VSTART,VENDp'

Where VSTART and VEND specify a small viewport around the edited region.

Do NOT emit commands like \"3s/print/print()/g\" or any other \"s/old/new/\" style sed substitution; instead,
always rewrite the affected lines using one of the line-based forms above.

When you are NOT editing files (e.g., running tests, git commands, tools, etc.), you may emit arbitrary bash commands."},{"role":"user","content":"<stdout>
   776	    20\	your_command_here
   777	    21\	```
   778	    22\	</format_example>
   779	    23\	
   780	    24\	Failure to follow these rules will cause your response to be rejected.
   781	    25\	
   782	    26\	=== EDIT COMMAND FORMAT (IMPORTANT) ===
   783	    27\	When you want to EDIT a file, you MUST encode the edit using line-based sed commands in ONE of the following forms,
   784	    28\	and you MUST NOT use substitution commands like \\\\\\\"Ns/old/new/g\\\\\\\".
   785	    29\	
   786	    30\	Assume all line numbers are 1-based and paths are absolute.
   787	    31\	Allowed edit encodings (choose exactly one per response):
   788	    32\	
   789	    33\	1) Replace a contiguous block of lines:
   790	    34\	   sed -i 'START,ENDc\\\\\\\\
   791	    35\	NEW_LINE_1
   792	    36\	NEW_LINE_2
   793	    37\	...
   794	    38\	' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n 'VSTART,VENDp'
   795	    39\	
   796	    40\	2) Delete a contiguous block of lines:
</stdout>"},{"role":"assistant","content":"```bash
sed -i '959,959c\\
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Your goal is to predict the next bash command a developer would most likely execute, given their editing and navigation history.

=== CONVERSATION FORMAT ===
The conversation history alternates between:
- Assistant messages: bash commands in fenced code blocks
- User messages: command output wrapped in <stdout>...</stdout> tags

File contents are displayed with 6-character right-aligned line numbers followed by a tab, e.g.:
     1\	first line
     2\	second line

File content is typically shown in viewports of ~20 lines around the area of interest.

=== RESPONSE FORMAT ===
Your response must contain exactly ONE bash code block with one command or two commands connected with &&.

<format_example>
```bash
your_command_here
```
</format_example>

Failure to follow these rules will cause your response to be rejected.

=== EDIT COMMAND FORMAT (IMPORTANT) ===
When you want to EDIT a file, you MUST encode the edit using line-based sed commands in ONE of the following forms,
and you MUST NOT use substitution commands like \\\"Ns/old/new/g\\\".

Assume all line numbers are 1-based and paths are absolute.
Allowed edit encodings (choose exactly one per response):

1) Replace a contiguous block of lines:
   sed -i '\"'\"'START,ENDc\\\\
NEW_LINE_1
NEW_LINE_2
...
'\"'\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\"'\"'VSTART,VENDp'\"'\"'

2) Delete a contiguous block of lines:
   sed -i '\"'\"'START,ENDd'\"'\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\"'\"'VSTART,VENDp'\"'\"'

3) Insert new lines BEFORE a given line:
   sed -i '\"'\"'STARTi\\\\
NEW_LINE_1
NEW_LINE_2
...
'\"'\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\"'\"'VSTART,VENDp'\"'\"'

4) Append new lines at the END of the file:
   sed -i '\"'\"'$a\\\\
NEW_LINE_1
NEW_LINE_2
...
'\"'\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\"'\"'VSTART,VENDp'\"'\"'

Where VSTART and VEND specify a small viewport around the edited region.

Do NOT emit commands like \\\"3s/print/print()/g\\\" or any other \\\"s/old/new/\\\" style sed substitution; instead,
always rewrite the affected lines using one of the line-based forms above.

When you are NOT editing files (e.g., running tests, git commands, tools, etc.), you may emit arbitrary bash commands.\"},{\"role\":\"assistant\",\"content\":\"```bash
cat -n /home/franz.srambical/crowd-pilot-extension/.crowd-pilot-preferences.jsonl | sed -n '\"'\"'92,112p'\"'\"'
```
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    93\	    28\\\	        \\\\\\\"command\\\\\\\": \\\\\\\"crowd-pilot.hideUi\\\\\\\",
    94\	    29\\\	        \\\\\\\"title\\\\\\\": \\\\\\\"crowd-pilot: Hide Preview\\\\\\\"
    95\	    30\\\	      },
    96\	    31\\\	      {
    97\	    32\\\	        \\\\\\\"command\\\\\\\": \\\\\\\"crowd-pilot.sglangTest\\\\\\\",
    98\	    33\\\	        \\\\\\\"title\\\\\\\": \\\\\\\"crowd-pilot: Test SGLang\\\\\\\"
    99\	    34\\\	      },
   100\	    35\\\	      {
   101\	    36\\\	        \\\\\\\"command\\\\\\\": \\\\\\\"crowd-pilot.modelRun\\\\\\\",
   102\	    37\\\	        \\\\\\\"title\\\\\\\": \\\\\\\"crowd-pilot: Model Plan & Run\\\\\\\"
   103\	    38\\\	      },
   104\	    39\\\	      {
   105\	    40\\\	        \\\\\\\"command\\\\\\\": \\\\\\\"crowd-pilot.clearContext\\\\\\\",
   106\	    41\\\	        \\\\\\\"title\\\\\\\": \\\\\\\"crowd-pilot: Clear Context\\\\\\\"
   107\	    42\\\	      },
   108\	    43\\\	      {
   109\	    44\\\	        \\\\\\\"command\\\\\\\": \\\\\\\"crowd-pilot.openPreferenceLog\\\\\\\",
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   111\	    46\\\	      }
   112\	    47\\\	    ],
</stdout>\"},{\"role\":\"assistant\",\"content\":\"```bash
sed -i '\"'\"'292,292c\\\\
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  {\\\"timestamp\\\":1765382050204,\\\"context\\\":[{\\\"role\\\":\\\"system\\\",\\\"content\\\":\\\"You are a helpful assistant that interacts with a computer shell to solve programming tasks.
Your goal is to predict the next bash command a developer would most likely execute, given their editing and navigation history.

=== CONVERSATION FORMAT ===
The conversation history alternates between:
- Assistant messages: bash commands in fenced code blocks
- User messages: command output wrapped in <stdout>...</stdout> tags

File contents are displayed with 6-character right-aligned line numbers followed by a tab, e.g.:
     1\\\	first line
     2\\\	second line

File content is typically shown in viewports of ~20 lines around the area of interest.

=== RESPONSE FORMAT ===
Your response must contain exactly ONE bash code block with one command or two commands connected with &&.

<format_example>
```bash
your_command_here
```
</format_example>

Failure to follow these rules will cause your response to be rejected.

=== EDIT COMMAND FORMAT (IMPORTANT) ===
When you want to EDIT a file, you MUST encode the edit using line-based sed commands in ONE of the following forms,
and you MUST NOT use substitution commands like \\\\\\\"Ns/old/new/g\\\\\\\".

Assume all line numbers are 1-based and paths are absolute.
Allowed edit encodings (choose exactly one per response):

1) Replace a contiguous block of lines:
   sed -i '\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'START,ENDc\\\\\\\\
NEW_LINE_1
NEW_LINE_2
...
'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'VSTART,VENDp'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'

2) Delete a contiguous block of lines:
   sed -i '\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'START,ENDd'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'VSTART,VENDp'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'

3) Insert new lines BEFORE a given line:
   sed -i '\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'STARTi\\\\\\\\
NEW_LINE_1
NEW_LINE_2
...
'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'VSTART,VENDp'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'

4) Append new lines at the END of the file:
   sed -i '\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'$a\\\\\\\\
NEW_LINE_1
NEW_LINE_2
...
'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'VSTART,VENDp'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'\\\"'\"'\"'

Where VSTART and VEND specify a small viewport around the edited region.

Do NOT emit commands like \\\\\\\"3s/print/print()/g\\\\\\\" or any other \\\\\\\"s/old/new/\\\\\\\" style sed substitution; instead,
always rewrite the affected lines using one of the line-based forms above.

When you are NOT editing files (e.g., running tests, git commands, tools, etc.), you may emit arbitrary bash commands.\\\"},{\\\"role\\\":\\\"assistant\\\",\\\"content\\\":\\\"```bash
squeue
```
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  36147   xiao.liu interacti     1   128  R 2025-12-10T07:33:10 2025-12-10T07:33:10  9:19:49   23:59:00 hai006
  36136   xiao.liu interacti     1   128  R 2025-12-10T05:12:34 2025-12-10T05:12:34 11:40:25   23:59:00 hai005
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</stdout>\\\"},{\\\"role\\\":\\\"assistant\\\",\\\"content\\\":\\\"```bash
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```
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  1085	
  1086	2) Delete a contiguous block of lines:
  1087	   sed -i '\\\"'\\\"'START,ENDd'\\\"'\\\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\\\"'\\\"'VSTART,VENDp'\\\"'\\\"'
  1088	
  1089	3) Insert new lines BEFORE a given line:
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  1091	NEW_LINE_1
  1092	NEW_LINE_2
  1093	...
  1094	'\\\"'\\\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\\\"'\\\"'VSTART,VENDp'\\\"'\\\"'
  1095	
  1096	4) Append new lines at the END of the file:
  1097	   sed -i '\\\"'\\\"'$a\\\\\\\\
  1098	NEW_LINE_1
  1099	NEW_LINE_2
  1100	...
  1101	'\\\"'\\\"' /abs/path/to/file && cat -n /abs/path/to/file | sed -n '\\\"'\\\"'VSTART,VENDp'\\\"'\\\"'
  1102	
  1103	Where VSTART and VEND specify a small viewport around the edited region.
  1104	
  1105	Do NOT emit commands like \\\\\\\"3s/print/print()/g\\\\\\\" or any other \\\\\\\"s/old/new/\\\\\\\" style sed substitution; instead,
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sed -i '1087,1087d' /home/franz.srambical/crowd-pilot-extension/.crowd-pilot-preferences.jsonl && cat -n /home/franz.srambical/crowd-pilot-extension/.crowd-pilot-preferences.jsonl | sed -n '1085,1095p'
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