# Agent with os_env — demonstrates the built-in Pi-like OS tools.
#
# Usage:
#   python -m omnigent examples/agent_with_os_env.yaml \
#       --prompt "Use sys_os_write to create hello.txt with 'hello', then sys_os_read it back."
#
#   python -m omnigent examples/agent_with_os_env.yaml \
#       --prompt "Use sys_os_shell to run 'pwd' and tell me the current working directory."
#
# Notes:
# - This config uses the default Linux sandbox for `caller_process`.
# - On macOS or other non-Linux systems, change `sandbox.type` to `none`.

name: assistant_with_os_env
prompt: |
  You are a helpful assistant with access to a small operating-system environment.
  Use the built-in `sys_os_read`, `sys_os_write`, `sys_os_edit`, and `sys_os_shell`
  tools when the user asks you to inspect files, modify files, or run commands.
  Prefer `sys_os_read`, `sys_os_write`, and `sys_os_edit` for text files.
  Use `sys_os_shell` for command execution.

executor:
  model: databricks-gpt-5-4-mini
  profile: test-profile

os_env:
  type: caller_process
  cwd: .
  sandbox:
    # Use ``type: none`` so the example runs on macOS / other non-
    # Linux hosts. For real sandbox enforcement, flip to
    # ``type: linux_bwrap`` — see the original Linux-sandbox
    # variant in ``agent_with_os_env_fork`` or enable it manually.
    type: none
    # type: linux_bwrap
    allow_network: true