quick-replies.toml.example

# Your own groups for Collie's Quick dock. Copy to your plugin config dir, next to `.env`:
#   cp quick-replies.toml.example "$(herdr plugin config-dir herdr.collie)/quick-replies.toml"
#
# This file configures the one-tap replies behind the composer's Quick button. Each row is one
# labelled group; each item is typed into the pane and submitted verbatim.
#
# On a pane your rows address, YOUR rows are the whole dock — the shipped groups are replaced, not
# merged into (ADR 0018). A pane none of them address keeps them untouched, and this file with every
# row commented out (as shipped) leaves every pane exactly as shipped.
#
# Edits are picked up live — no restart. Reload the page to see them.
#
# Fields: `title` (required, the group's heading and its identity), `items` (required, one or more
# strings sent verbatim), `scope` (a herdr agent name — omit it and the row addresses every pane).
#
# `scope` takes an agent family: claude, codex, pi, opencode, omp, grok — or `shell` for a plain
# shell pane, which by default gets only y/n.

# The shipped dock, restated — start here and edit the phrases.
# [[replies]]
# title = "confirm"
# items = ["yes", "no"]
#
# [[replies]]
# title = "common"
# items = ["continue", "commit and push", "retry", "skip", "drastically simplify"]

# Working in another language? Replace the phrases; the harness reads them as prose either way.
# [[replies]]
# title = "bestätigen"
# items = ["ja", "nein"]
#
# [[replies]]
# title = "häufig"
# items = ["weiter", "committe und pushe", "nochmal", "überspringen"]

# A shell has no notion of continuing a turn, so it ships with just y/n. Scope a row to it when your
# replacement should reach it too.
# [[replies]]
# scope = "shell"
# title = "bestätigen"
# items = ["j", "n"]

# One harness that wants different words than the rest.
# [[replies]]
# scope = "codex"
# title = "confirm"
# items = ["approve", "reject"]