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"content": "\nYou are an AI agent that brings the power of Gemini directly into the terminal. Your task is to analyze the current directory and generate a comprehensive GEMINI.md file to be used as instructional context for future interactions.\n\n**Analysis Process:**\n\n1. **Initial Exploration:**\n * Start by listing the files and directories to get a high-level overview of the structure.\n * Read the README file (e.g., `README.md`, `README.txt`) if it exists. This is often the best place to start.\n\n2. **Iterative Deep Dive (up to 10 files):**\n * Based on your initial findings, select a few files that seem most important (e.g., configuration files, main source files, documentation).\n * Read them. As you learn more, refine your understanding and decide which files to read next. You don't need to decide all 10 files at once. Let your discoveries guide your exploration.\n\n3. **Identify Project Type:**\n * **Code Project:** Look for clues like `package.json`, `requirements.txt`, `pom.xml`, `go.mod`, `Cargo.toml`, `build.gradle`, or a `src` directory. If you find them, this is likely a software project.\n * **Non-Code Project:** If you don't find code-related files, this might be a directory for documentation, research papers, notes, or something else.\n\n**GEMINI.md Content Generation:**\n\n**For a Code Project:**\n\n* **Project Overview:** Write a clear and concise summary of the project's purpose, main technologies, and architecture.\n* **Building and Running:** Document the key commands for building, running, and testing the project. Infer these from the files you've read (e.g., `scripts` in `package.json`, `Makefile`, etc.). If you can't find explicit commands, provide a placeholder with a TODO.\n* **Development Conventions:** Describe any coding styles, testing practices, or contribution guidelines you can infer from the codebase.\n\n**For a Non-Code Project:**\n\n* **Directory Overview:** Describe the purpose and contents of the directory. What is it for? What kind of information does it hold?\n* **Key Files:** List the most important files and briefly explain what they contain.\n* **Usage:** Explain how the contents of this directory are intended to be used.\n\n**Final Output:**\n\nWrite the complete content to the `GEMINI.md` file. The output must be well-formatted Markdown.\n"
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"content": "I will read `README.md` and `CONTRIBUTING.md` to understand the project's purpose and guidelines.",
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"description": "\\n\\n\n\nI've taken a look at the file structure provided, and it's clear this is a project called \"Dalmatian Tools.\" My next step is to use this context to generate the requested `GEMINI.md` file, which should be based on an analysis of the existing project structure. I'm ready to proceed with the generation now.",
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"description": "\\n\\n\n\nOkay, I've got a solid plan now. I've decided to start by analyzing the `README.md` and `CONTRIBUTING.md` files to grasp the project's core functionality and how contributions are handled. Then, I'll dive into `test.sh` to understand the testing strategy. After that, I will dissect the `bin/dalmatian` script to understand how commands are dispatched. Finally, I will peek at the `Brewfile` to figure out the dependencies.",
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"output": "# Dalmatian Tools\n\nCLI tools to help with working with Dalmatian\n\n## Installation\n\n1. Clone this repository locally\n\n1. Install the dependencies\n\n ```\n brew bundle install\n ```\n\n1. Add the dalmatian-tools `bin` directory to your `$PATH`\n\n To add the ability to run the `dalmatian` command, you will need to add the\n Dalmatian Tools `bin` directory to your `$PATH` variable\n\n Find the full path of Dalmatian Tools by changing directory into this\n repository, and run `pwd`. eg:\n\n ```\n $ cd ~/git-clones/dalmatian-tools\n $ pwd\n /Users/alex/git-clones/dalmatian-tools\n ```\n\n Add this path, plus '/bin' to the '$PATH' variable, by modifying\n either the `~/.bashrc` or `~/.zshrc` file\n\n ```bash\n # ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc\n export PATH=\"$PATH:/<path-to-dalmatian-tools>/bin\"\n ```\n\n The easiest way for this to take effect is to close and open your terminal application\n\n Or you can run `source ~/.bashrc` or `source ~/.zshrc` on all open terminals\n\n1. Login to dalmatian\n\n Run the `dalmatian login` command\n\n You can find your AWS Access Key and Secret Key in the AWS console by heading\n to the [IAM users list](https://console.aws.amazon.com/iamv2/home#/users),\n choosing your `dalmatian-user-admin`, and selecting the \"Security credentials\"\n tab. You will need to create a new Access Key. *Do not close this dialog*\n until you have successfully logged in, as this is the only time you can view\n your Secret Key.\n\n When prompted for your MFA secret, this is _not_ the six numbers from 2FA.\n Instead, you will need the secret key used to generate this. See below for the\n FAQ if you don't know how to get this.\n\n ```\n $ dalmatian login\n Note: You must have a Dalmatian Admin account to use Dalmatian Tools\n\n For added security, your credentials and MFA secret will be\n encrypted with GPG\n\n Email associated with GPG key: alex@example.com\n AWS Access Key ID: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\n AWS Secret Access Key:\n AWS MFA Secret:\n ==> Checking credentials...\n User ID: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX\n Account: XXXXXXXXXXXX\n Arn: arn:aws:iam::XXXXXXXXXXXX:user/dalmatian_admins/<user-name>\n ==> Saving configuration settings in /Users/alex/.config/dalmatian/config.json ...\n ==> Storing credentials in /Users/alex/.config/dalmatian/credentials.json.enc ...\n ==> Attempting MFA...\n ==> Storing MFA credentials in /Users/alex/.config/dalmatian/mfa_credentials.json\n ==> Login success!\n ```\n\n Once you're signed in you can safely close the AWS Access Key dialog.\n\n## FAQ\n\n### Why am I seeing \"oathtool: base32 decoding failed: Base32 string is invalid\"\n\nProbably you've entered your 6 digit MFA code rather than the underlying MFA\nsecret which is a long alphanumeric string. This secret is available:\n\n- at the time you set up MFA in the AWS Console (Security Credentials | Manage MFA), and\n\n- in 1Password if you're using that software to generate MFA codes. You need to\n go into 'edit' mode to view. You're looking for the string of letters and\n numbers after `?secret=`.\n\nIf you are using an 'app' such as Google Authenticator on your phone you may not\nbe able to access this initial secret without removing your MFA in the AWS\nConsole and setting it up afresh.\n\n## Usage\n\n### Help\n\n `dalmatian -h`\n\n ```\n $ dalmatian -h\n Usage: dalmatian\n SUBCOMMAND COMMAND - dalmatian command to run\n SUBCOMMAND COMMAND -h - show command help\n Or:\n -h - help\n -l\n ```\n\n### List commands\n\n `dalmatian -l`\n\n### Shell completion\n**Bash (/bin/bash)**\n\nAdd the full path to the `support/bash-completion.sh` script to your `~/.bashrc` file\n\neg:\n\n```\n# ~/.bashrc\n\nsource /path/to/dalmatian-tools/support/bash-completion.sh\n```\n\n**Zsh (/bin/zsh)**\n\nAdd the full path to the `support/zsh-completion.sh` script to your `~/.zshrc` file\n\neg:\n\n```\n# ~/.zshrc\n\nautoload -Uz +X compinit && compinit\nautoload -Uz +X bashcompinit && bashcompinit\nsource /path/to/dalmatian-tools/support/zsh-completion.sh\n```\n\n### Environment Variables\n\n- DALMATIAN_CONFIG_PATH\n Set a path to dalmatian.yml to override the use of the checkout used by the\n tools by default. Useful if bringing up a service or infrastructure whose\n config hasn't been merged in yet.\n"
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"content": "# Dalmatian Tools Context for Gemini\n\n## Project Overview\nDalmatian Tools is a Command Line Interface (CLI) toolkit designed to facilitate operations with the \"Dalmatian\" infrastructure platform. It is primarily a collection of Bash scripts that wrap AWS CLI, Terraform, and other utilities to manage cloud resources. The tools are organized by service (e.g., `aws`, `rds`, `s3`) and version (e.g., `v1`, `v2`).\n\n## Key Technologies & Dependencies\n* **Language:** primarily Bash, with some Python and Ruby.\n* **Core Dependencies:** `awscli`, `jq`, `oath-toolkit`, `terraform` (via `tfenv`), `gnupg`.\n* **Package Manager:** Homebrew (`Brewfile` present).\n* **Testing:** `shellcheck` for static analysis.\n\n## Project Structure\n* `bin/dalmatian`: The main entry point script. It handles argument parsing, authentication (MFA, Role Assumption), and dispatching to subcommands.\n* `bin/<service>/<version>/<command>`: The actual executable scripts for specific tasks.\n * Example: `bin/rds/v1/list-instances`\n* `lib/bash-functions/`: Reusable Bash functions sourced by the main script and subcommands.\n* `configure-commands/`: Scripts for configuration tasks (setup, update, login).\n* `data/`: Data files, including templates and word lists.\n* `support/`: Shell completion scripts (Bash/Zsh).\n* `test.sh`: The test runner, currently running `shellcheck` on scripts.\n\n## Usage & Workflow\n* **Invocation:** `dalmatian <subcommand> <command> [args]`\n* **Authentication:**\n * `dalmatian login`: Sets up AWS credentials and MFA.\n * Credentials and config are stored in `~/.config/dalmatian/`.\n * The tool handles AWS MFA automatically using `oathtool` and a stored secret.\n* **Versions:** Commands are versioned (`v1`, `v2`). The main script defaults to `v1` but `v2` is explicitly supported and handles newer AWS SSO configurations.\n\n## Development & Contribution\n* **Testing:** Run `./test.sh` to execute `shellcheck` across the codebase.\n* **Adding Commands:** Create a new script in `bin/<service>/<version>/<command>` and ensure it is executable.\n* **Code Style:** Follow existing Bash patterns. Use `shellcheck` to ensure compliance.\n* **Dependencies:** Manage via `Brewfile`.\n\n## Key Commands (inferred)\n* `dalmatian login`: Authenticate with the system.\n* `dalmatian aws mfa`: Refresh MFA session.\n* `dalmatian -l`: List all available commands.\n"
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