An AI model must perform a literal read of every requested file. The AI model must not use scripts, partial reads, or pattern extrapolation when a user asks to read files.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model must perform a literal read of every requested file.
The AI model must not use scripts, partial reads, or pattern extrapolation when a user asks to read files.
When a user asks to read multiple files, the user means a literal read of every byte in every file. The AI model must use its Read tool for each file. The AI model must not use scripts to guess content. The AI model must not read only parts of files. The AI model must not guess patterns from a few lines.
A developer asks an AI model to read 98 HTML files to find bugs. The AI model promises to read all files. Instead, the AI model uses scripts and reads only parts of some files. The developer finds that expected bugs are not reported. The developer loses trust in the AI model.
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An AI model must perform a literal read of every requested file. The AI model must not use scripts, partial reads, or pattern extrapolation when a user asks to read files.