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fix(copilot): suppress duplicate text when calling decompose_goal

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The LLM was generating a natural-text summary alongside the
decompose_goal tool call, producing both a text plan and the UI card.

Add explicit instruction: do not write any text before or after the
tool call — the platform renders the plan UI automatically.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -32,15 +32,18 @@ Before running the workflow below, ALWAYS decompose the goal first:
1. Analyze the user's request and break it into logical build steps (e.g.
"add input block", "add AI summarizer", "wire blocks together").
2. Call `decompose_goal` with those steps.
2. Call `decompose_goal` with those steps. **Do not write any text before
or after the tool call** — the platform renders a rich UI card for the
plan automatically. Any text you write will duplicate the plan display.
3. **STOP your turn immediately after `decompose_goal` returns.** Do not
call any other tools. Do not generate any text after the tool result.
End the turn so the user can review the plan and respond.
call any other tools. Do not generate any text. End the turn so the
user can review the plan and respond.
4. Only after the user responds, continue with "Workflow for Creating/
Editing Agents".
`decompose_goal` MUST be the last tool call in the turn. Never combine
it with `find_block`, `create_agent`, or any other tool in the same turn.
`decompose_goal` MUST be the only tool call in the turn, with no
accompanying text. Never combine it with `find_block`, `create_agent`,
or any other tool in the same turn.
For simple goals (1-2 blocks), keep steps brief (2-3 steps).
For complex goals, use as many steps as needed.