- VFS.md: every mounted path, its layout and which Unix commands work there.
- SKILL.md: the registered CLIs, with each one’s help.
Get them
- Python
- TypeScript
- HTTP
- CLI
- No session or profile: what the workspace’s default profile allows.
- A session: what that session’s agent sees.
- A profile: a preview of what a session with that profile would see.
- A path: the file appears in the workspace, read-only and always
current, so the agent runs
cat /VFS.md. Each session reads its own version.
What VFS.md says about each path
- Mode:
read,writeorexec. A path whose VFS cannot change files showsread, whatever mode it is mounted with. - Layout: how its files are organized and what they hold, for a VFS that
has one. A VFS sets it with
vfs_md. - Supported commands: the Unix commands that work there, which of them
use the service’s own search, and the path’s own commands, such as
chroma-queryon Chroma. - Limitations: where it differs from a local filesystem, such as being
read only, or the
walk_limiton large folders.