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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughDocstrings are added or expanded for the module level and all major functions in ChangesCLI Documentation and Output Formatting
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In `@agentwatch/cli/demo.py`:
- Around line 574-577: The print statements on lines 574-577 contain escaped
quotes within f-string expressions (specifically in the bold() function calls),
which violates Python f-string syntax rules where backslashes are not permitted
inside expression parts. Fix this by either switching the f-string delimiter
from double quotes to single quotes so the inner strings can use double quotes
without escaping, or by extracting the command strings into variables defined
outside the f-string and then referencing those variables within the bold()
function calls inside the f-string.
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| print(f" {bold('agentwatch watch \"<prompt>\"')} — Watch a Claude Code session") | ||
| print(f" {bold('agentwatch replay <file>')} — Replay a saved session") | ||
| print(f" {bold('agentwatch safety "<cmd>"')} — Risk-score a command") | ||
| print(f" {bold('agentwatch safety \"<cmd>\"')} — Risk-score a command") | ||
| print(f" {bold('agentwatch sessions')} — List sessions via API\n") |
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Run the demo script and capture the "Next steps" output to verify escaping.
cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)" || exit 1
# Attempt to extract and inspect the exact output string from the CLI
python3 -c "
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, '.')
from agentwatch.cli.demo import bold
# Simulate the exact print statements from lines 574-577
print(f\" {bold('agentwatch watch \\\"<prompt>\\\"')} — Watch a Claude Code session\")
print(f\" {bold('agentwatch replay <file>')} — Replay a saved session\")
print(f\" {bold('agentwatch safety \\\"<cmd>\\\"')} — Risk-score a command\")
print(f\" {bold('agentwatch sessions')} — List sessions via API\")
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Fix syntax error in f-string expressions.
Lines 574-577 contain escaped quotes within f-string expressions (e.g., {bold('agentwatch watch \"<prompt>\"')}), which violates Python 3.6+ syntax rules. Backslashes are not permitted inside f-string expression parts. This causes a SyntaxError and prevents the module from being imported.
Use single quotes for the f-string delimiter and double quotes for the inner strings, or define placeholder strings as variables outside the f-string:
# Option 1: Switch f-string delimiters
print(f' {bold("agentwatch watch \"<prompt>\"")} — Watch a Claude Code session')
# Option 2: Use variables for clarity
watch_cmd = 'agentwatch watch "<prompt>"'
print(f" {bold(watch_cmd)} — Watch a Claude Code session")🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@agentwatch/cli/demo.py` around lines 574 - 577, The print statements on lines
574-577 contain escaped quotes within f-string expressions (specifically in the
bold() function calls), which violates Python f-string syntax rules where
backslashes are not permitted inside expression parts. Fix this by either
switching the f-string delimiter from double quotes to single quotes so the
inner strings can use double quotes without escaping, or by extracting the
command strings into variables defined outside the f-string and then referencing
those variables within the bold() function calls inside the f-string.
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Resolves the assigned CLI documentation task.
Changes implemented:
Added comprehensive Google-style module and function-level docstrings to agentwatch/cli/animator.py.
Added comprehensive docstrings and fixed cross-platform encoding symbols ([PASS]/[FAIL]) in agentwatch/cli/verify_env.py.
Added module-level documentation and function-level docstrings to the agentwatch/cli/demo.py script.
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