feat(tools): add edit_file tool#6
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Implemented `edit_file` as a first-class tool with an exact single-match replacement contract. The registry now exposes it, the executor handles `path` + `oldText` + `newText`, it requires approval like `write_file`, and the prompt text now matches the actual behavior in: - `src/utils/tools.ts` - `src/constants/tool.ts` - `src/constants/prompt.ts`
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What is the motivation for this pull request?
Add the missing
edit_filetool that is already referenced in the prompt and backlog so the agent can make precise file edits without falling back to full-file writes.What is the current behavior?
The prompt advertises an
edit_filetool, but the tool registry and executor do not expose one.What is the new behavior?
The CLI now exposes an
edit_filetool that replaces a single exact text match in an existing file, requires approval before execution, and is covered by unit tests for success and failure paths.Checklist: