An AI model must always provide the full Windows file paths for all files it creates, modifies, or references. The paths help the user find the files easily. The paths must be in a plain code block.
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An AI model must always provide the full Windows file paths for all files it creates, modifies, or references.
The paths help the user find the files easily. The paths must be in a plain code block.
The AI model must list every file path. This includes files created, changed, or just mentioned. The paths must be full Windows paths. Use backslashes in the path. Put all paths inside a code block. This makes paths easy to copy. The user can then find the files outside of the current tool.
A developer asks the AI model to create a new web page. The AI model writes the HTML file. The AI model then lists the full path to the new HTML file in a code block at the end of its response. Without the path, the developer would not know where to find the new file on their computer.
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An AI model must provide the complete Windows path for every file it mentions. This means showing the full location of the file on the computer.
Yes, an AI model must always give the full absolute path for any file it mentions. This includes files in lists, summaries, or proposed actions.
An AI model must show full file paths after every major update. A major update is any change that modifies one or more files.
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An AI model must always provide the full Windows file paths for all files it creates, modifies, or references. The paths help the user find the files easily. The paths must be in a plain code block.