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One-paragraph description of what this tool does and when an agent would call it.

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What it does

[name]

One-paragraph description of what this tool does and when an agent would call it.

Behavior

Long-form: what side effects it has, whether it's idempotent, whether it commits to disk, what state it mutates, what it returns.

Args

  • arg1: string — description, valid range/format, required vs optional.

Returns

ZmToolResult — { exitCode, data?, stdout?, message? }. exitCode is 0 on success and non-zero on failure; message carries the human-readable failure reason.

Examples

tools.call("[toolboxName].[name]", { arg1 = "foo" })

Interface

What this asset declares: the schema it conforms to, what it exposes, and the rendered structured payload.

conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

Rebuilds every COINFALL asset in dependency order: atlases, then the models whose UVs address them, then the materials that bind the atlases, then the synthesized sound bank. Run this once in a fresh world, and again with `force` after any change to an atlas layout -- a moved cell silently invalidates every UV in the model set.

ok(value: any?, formatted: string?) → void

argtypedescription
valueany?
formattedstring?

all(opts: { force: boolean? }?, force: ?) → any

Build the whole COINFALL asset set from source, in dependency order.

argtypedescription
opts{ force: boolean? }?
force?Replace assets that already exist instead of keeping them.

examples

coinfall.all({ force = true })

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# [name] One-paragraph description of what this tool does and when an agent would call it. ## Behavior Long-form: what side effects it has, whether it's idempotent, whether it commits to disk, what state it mutates, what it returns. ## Args - `arg1: string` — description, valid range/format, required vs optional. ## Returns `ZmToolResult` — `{ exitCode, data?, stdout?, message? }`. `exitCode` is `0` on success and non-zero on failure; `message` carries the human-readable failure reason. ## Examples ```luau tools.call("[toolboxName].[name]", { arg1 = "foo" }) ```
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# [name] One-paragraph description of what this tool does and when an agent would call it. ## Behavior Long-form: what side effects it has, whether it's idempotent, whether it commits to disk, what state it mutates, what it returns. ## Args - `arg1: string` — description, valid range/format, required vs optional. ## Returns `ZmToolResult` — `{ exitCode, data?, stdout?, message? }`. `exitCode` is `0` on success and non-zero on failure; `message` carries the human-readable failure reason. ## Examples ```luau tools.call("[toolboxName].[name]", { arg1 = "foo" }) ```
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# [name] One-paragraph description of what this tool does and when an agent would call it. ## Behavior Long-form: what side effects it has, whether it's idempotent, whether it commits to disk, what state it mutates, what it returns. ## Args - `arg1: string` — description, valid range/format, required vs optional. ## Returns `ZmToolResult` — `{ exitCode, data?, stdout?, message? }`. `exitCode` is `0` on success and non-zero on failure; `message` carries the human-readable failure reason. ## Examples ```luau tools.call("[toolboxName].[name]", { arg1 = "foo" }) ```
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# [name] One-paragraph description of what this module provides and who consumes it. ## Exports - `M.exampleFn(arg) -> result` — what it does and when to call it. - `M.exampleValue: type` — what value it carries. ## Usage ```luau local M = require("@<youridentity>::modules.[name]") M.exampleFn("foo") ``` ## Notes - Anything callers need to know about THIS module: required runtime ordering, state ownership, side effects.
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# [name] One-paragraph description of the surface this toolbox exposes — what problem space the tools cover and who calls them. ## Tools - `[name].exampleTool` — what it does. - `[name].otherTool` — what it does. ## Conventions - Tools in this toolbox share `shared.module/` — describe what helpers it exposes (result envelopes, validators, formatters). - Any cross-tool invariants: shared state, ordering requirements, failure-mode conventions. ## Usage ```luau tools.call("[name].exampleTool", { arg1 = "foo" }) ```
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Problems

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dep.dangling.checksum_drift · L17
dep `cf_audio` -> f7636660-5d6a-4957-95f7-ae33c096ffe4 no longer resolves (checksum_drift)
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dep.dangling.checksum_drift · L18
dep `coinfall.atlases` -> 15a895a4-e256-413c-ad47-19a73e9d1ba0 no longer resolves (checksum_drift)
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dep.dangling.checksum_drift · L19
dep `coinfall.models` -> 393d6d13-f4ba-42ac-ab98-a584de95f526 no longer resolves (checksum_drift)
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dep.dangling.checksum_drift · L20
dep `coinfall.materials` -> ae74f393-768b-4b55-bd68-df638f8d6568 no longer resolves (checksum_drift)
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