ws
ws - Workspace Management Utility
The ws module provides tools for managing project workspaces, allowing for isolated command execution and file access within a defined workspace root.
When to Activate
- When the user wants to identify the root directory of the current workspace.
- When executing commands or script files relative to the workspace root.
- When viewing file contents within the workspace environment.
Core Principles & Rules
- Isolation: Commands executed via
wsare contextually aware of the workspace root. - Path Awareness: Uses relative paths from the workspace
.x-cmddirectory for internal operations.
Patterns & Examples
Show Workspace Root
# Display the root directory of the current workspace
x ws --root
Execute in Workspace
# Run a specific command within the workspace context
x ws exec my-command
Checklist
- Confirm if the command should be run in the current directory or workspace root.
- Verify the workspace has been properly identified.
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