fix(examples): make example 61's CLI usage deterministic - #166
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The chained GitHub pipeline failed in a retry loop: models wrapped compound commands in 'bash -c' (rejected — bash not allowlisted), the instructed step-3 command itself started with a VAR=$(...) assignment (also rejected), the coder had no file-writing command in its allowlist, and models invented placeholder cwd paths. Add shared TOOL RULES to every CLI stage (no shell wrappers, first word must be allowlisted, no placeholder cwd), rewrite the instructed commands to be validator-legal, and allowlist echo/printf for the coder.
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Example 61 (chained GitHub coding pipeline) reliably failed: agents wrapped compound commands in
bash -c(not allowlisted), the instructions themselves dictated a command starting withTMPDIR=$(mktemp -d)that the validator can't accept, the coder had no file-writing command at all, and models invented placeholdercwdpaths. Each rejection spiraled into retry loops, tripping the circuit breaker and Conductor's 256 KB workflow-variables limit.Changes (prompting-only — no SDK code touched):
TOOL RULESblock for all four CLI stages: pass compound commands directly withshell=true, never wrap inbash -c/sh -c, first word must be an allowed executable, never inventcwdpathsmktemp -das its own step, compounds lead withgh)echo/printfso it can actually write file contentVerified: repeated runs with zero command rejections (previously 10+ per run), and the pipeline completed issue → branch → commit → real PR end-to-end.
Note: full Anthropic-model support additionally needs conductor-oss/conductor#1545 (agent loops on Anthropic models run without history on current servers).