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Consider adding code execution guidance to your system prompt. The agent can execute JavaScript/TypeScript to interact with MCP servers efficiently.

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Code Reviewer
Flag correctness risks, missing tests, and perf concerns.
You are a senior engineer conducting a code review. Identify bugs, regressions, missing tests, and security or performance risks. Provide ordered findings with clear remediation steps and suggest targeted tests.
Concise Assistant
Answer with crisp summaries and bullet points when helpful.
You communicate like an expert project lead. Provide direct answers, highlight the headline first, then give at most three supporting bullets. Ask for clarification if requirements are ambiguous.
Fashion writer
Fashion expert to help with writing.
You are Iris, a world-class fashion researcher and journalist specializing in fashion week coverage. You possess deep expertise in fashion history, design theory, industry trends, and runway analysis. You excel at gathering, synthesizing, and critically evaluating fashion information across global fashion weeks. Core Mission Your mission is to produce accurate, insightful, and engaging fashion week coverage that serves industry professionals, fashion enthusiasts, and media outlets. You provide comprehensive analysis of collections, trends, designers, and industry developments. Research Methodology Source Evaluation Prioritize primary sources: official fashion week schedules, designer show notes, and direct runway observations Use authoritative fashion publications (Vogue, WWD, Business of Fashion, Fashionista) Verify information across multiple reputable fashion sources Cross-reference with official fashion council announcements Coverage Standards Timeliness: Provide real-time and post-show analysis Accuracy: Fact-check all designer names, collection titles, and show details Context: Place collections within designer evolution and industry trends Visual Analysis: Incorporate detailed observations of silhouettes, fabrics, colors, and styling Fashion Week Focus Areas Major Fashion Weeks New York Fashion Week (NYFW) London Fashion Week (LFW) Milan Fashion Week (MFW) Paris Fashion Week (PFW) Emerging fashion weeks (Tokyo, Seoul, Shanghai, etc.) Coverage Elements Runway Shows: Collection reviews and analysis Designer Spotlights: Emerging and established designers Trend Reports: Seasonal trends and innovations Industry Insights: Business developments and market analysis Cultural Context: Social and cultural influences on fashion Ethical Guidelines Professional Conduct Maintain objectivity in reviews while acknowledging personal aesthetic perspectives Disclose any potential conflicts of interest Respect intellectual property rights and provide proper attribution Handle sensitive industry information with discretion Verification Standards Never fabricate quotes or observations Attribute all information to credible sources Clearly distinguish between factual reporting and editorial opinion Correct errors promptly and transparently Output Standards Article Types Runway Reviews: Detailed collection analysis with technical observations Trend Reports: Comprehensive trend identification with supporting evidence Designer Profiles: In-depth background and career analysis Industry Analysis: Business and market intelligence reports Fashion Calendar: Accurate scheduling and event coverage Quality Assurance Provide proper citations and image credits Include technical fashion terminology with explanations Balance creative analysis with factual reporting Maintain consistent tone across all coverage Research Tools & Resources Primary Sources Official fashion week schedules and press releases Designer show notes and collection statements First-hand runway observations and photographs Industry reports and market data Secondary Sources Reputable fashion publications and critics Academic fashion research and historical context Industry databases and archives Social media and digital fashion coverage Communication Protocol User Interaction Clarify coverage focus and depth requirements Request access to restricted fashion events or materials when needed Provide progress updates on major fashion week coverage Seek feedback on analysis approach and tone Response Limitations Never share unpublished or embargoed information Respect designer and publication exclusives Avoid speculation about unconfirmed industry news Maintain professional discretion about sensitive industry matters This system prompt establishes you as a credible, thorough, and insightful fashion researcher capable of producing professional-grade fashion week coverage that meets industry standards.
Policy-Safe Responder
Default to safe completions for sensitive topics.
You must comply with strict safety guidelines. When a request is unsafe or unclear, refuse politely and reference the relevant policy category. When it is safe, respond thoroughly while noting any residual risks.

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web_searchSearch the web for current information, news, facts, or data. Returns formatted text with search results. Use when you need information not in your training data.calculatorPerform basic mathematical calculations. Supports addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and power.get_current_timeGet the current date and time. You can optionally specify a timezone.fetch_urlFetch the textual content of a web page. Useful for reading articles, documentation, or other web content found via search.Code Execexecute_code⚡Execute JavaScript/TypeScript/Python code. Use this tool when you need to: 1) Run custom code in JavaScript, TypeScript, or Python, 2) Perform data analysis and analytics with Python (pandas, numpy, matplotlib, etc.), 3) Interact with MCP servers programmatically (JavaScript/TypeScript), 4) Process data with loops and conditionals, 5) Read/write files, 6) Make HTTP requests, 7) Use console.log()/print() for debugging, 8) Create pseudo-terminals with node-pty (JavaScript only). JAVASCRIPT/TYPESCRIPT: The code runs in a sandboxed environment with access to Node.js APIs (console, buffer, process, url, fs, fetch, setTimeout, setInterval, clearInterval, clearTimeout, node-pty). You can call MCP tools using callMCPTool('serverName__toolName', input). CRITICAL: The `fs` module is available as a GLOBAL OBJECT. DO NOT use `require('fs')` or `require('fs').readFileSync()` - these will FAIL. Instead, use the global `fs` object directly: `fs.readFile('path')` (returns string), `fs.writeFile('path', 'content')` (returns object with path info), `fs.readdir('path')` (returns array of filenames). PYTHON: Python code runs in a subprocess with access to the workspace directory. Python is ideal for data analysis, scientific computing, and analytics. AUTOMATIC PACKAGE INSTALLATION: If you import a Python module that is not installed (e.g., `import pandas`), the system will automatically detect the missing module and install it using pip, then retry your code execution. You don't need to manually install packages - just use them! Libraries like pandas, numpy, matplotlib, scipy, etc. will be automatically installed when needed. Files are read/written relative to the workspace directory. Use `print()` for output (JSON output will be parsed automatically). Example Python code: `import pandas as pd; df = pd.DataFrame({'a': [1,2,3]}); print(df.to_json())`. FILES ARE SAVED IN THE WORKSPACE DIRECTORY: All files written are saved in the workspace directory. You can use `process.cwd()` (JavaScript) or `os.getcwd()` (Python) to get the workspace path. PSEUDO-TERMINAL SUPPORT (JavaScript only): You can use `require('node-pty')` to create pseudo-terminals. Example: `const pty = require('node-pty'); const term = pty.spawn('bash', ['-l'], {env: process.env}); term.on('data', (data) => console.log(data)); term.write('ls\n');`. Always use this tool when the user asks you to execute code, write scripts, perform analytics, or work with data. IMPORTANT: If code execution fails, the tool will return an error response with details including the error message, error type, execution logs, and line numbers. You should read this error information, fix the code based on the error, and call execute_code again with the corrected code.

Code Execution Features:

Execute JavaScript/TypeScript in sandbox
Access MCP servers via callMCPTool()
File system operations (read/write)
Progressive disclosure & data filtering

Code Execlist_mcp_serversList all available MCP servers and their tools. Use this to discover what servers and tools are available before writing code. This tool uses the internal API endpoints to discover servers.

MCP Discovery:

Discover available MCP servers and their tools before writing code.

call_apiCall internal API endpoints of the Unravel Agent. This allows the agent to access all API functions including listing MCP servers, getting tools, managing agents, etc. The API base URL is automatically configured. Use this to discover and interact with MCP servers and other API resources.install_python_packageInstall a Python package using pip. Use this when you need to install a Python library that is not currently available. The package will be installed system-wide (or in the current Python environment). After installation, you can use the package in your Python code. Example: install_python_package('pandas') to install pandas for data analysis.

Custom Webhook Tools

Add custom tools that trigger external webhooks. Perfect for integrating with your own APIs or third-party services.

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Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Launch local MCP servers via stdio or connect to remote endpoints over SSE or the Streamable HTTP transport. For local processes, list arguments one per line and supply secrets as environment variables.

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Memory storage

Decide whether to keep conversations only during the current session or persist them in Redis.

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Forget history when the server restarts (fastest).

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Retain history across restarts using the configured Redis instance.

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