I’ve tried using them both and the @ will give you references to a ton of files but not the tools.
I want to do something like finish-up.mdc:
Check the @Diff, summarize the changes, create a new milestone in the README, then check in.
Hey, neither of these are supported in Project Rules, as it’d mostly be a negative choice to use them, as the Agent would slow right down while it searches the web on every query the rule matches too, even when it’s not needed!
In v0.46, the Agent now has the ability to look things up on it’s own, without you having to manually @web, so give that a try when it’s available to you!
Yes, that’s a fun new addition! Thanks.
What I was after, though, wasn’t to force them to use the tools. It was to ENABLE them to use the tools if warranted. Currently if I use @finish-up.mdc as a quick command to get it to do that I ALSO have to remember to do write “@finish-up.mdc @Diff”. If I don’t, it doesn’t have access to the Diff command.