config.yaml

prompt:
  include_project_paths: false

  # Input mode for test generation: "problem-statement", "gold-patch", or "both"
  # - problem-statement: Agent reads bug description, generates tests to reproduce issue => Test driven development
  # - gold-patch: Agent sees fixed code, generates tests to verify fix works             => Test verification for known fixes
  # - both: Agent sees both the bug description and the fixed code                       => Combined context for test generation
  test-generation-input: "both"

  bug-fix-template: |
    You are working with a Business Central (AL) code repository at {{repo_path}}.

    Task: Fix the issue described below {% if include_project_paths %}in the following projects: {{project_paths}}{% endif %}

    Important constraints:
    - Do NOT modify any testing logic or test files
    - Focus solely on fixing the reported issue
    {% if not al_mcp %}
    - Do NOT try to build or run tests, just provide the code changes needed
    {% endif %}
    - Do NOT commit any changes to the repository
    - Focus on W1 localization, do NOT worry about other localizations (e.g. DK, APAC)

    Issue details:
    {{task}}

  test-generation-template: |
    You are working with a Business Central (AL) code repository at {{repo_path}}.
    {% if is_gold_patch and is_problem_statement %}
    Task: Generate ONE NEW test case that reproduce the issue described below {% if include_project_paths %}in the following projects: {{project_paths}}{% endif %}
      The fix has already been applied as local unstaged changes. Write a test that passes with this fix and would fail without it.
    {% elif is_gold_patch %}
    Task: Generate ONE NEW test case that verifies the unstaged changes in *.al files {% if include_project_paths %}in the following projects: {{project_paths}}{% endif %}
      The fix has already been applied as local unstaged changes. Write a test that passes with this fix and would fail without it.
    {% else %}
    Task: Generate ONE NEW test case that reproduce the issue described below {% if include_project_paths %}in the following projects: {{project_paths}}{% endif %}
      The tests should fail against the current codebase (unfixed) and should pass once the issue is fixed.
    {% endif %}

    Important constraints:
    - Do NOT modify any production code or existing tests
    - Focus solely on generating tests {% if is_gold_patch %}that verify the fix works correctly{% else %}for the reported issue{% endif %}
    {% if not al_mcp %}
    - Do NOT try to build or run tests, just provide the code changes needed
    {% endif %}
    - Do NOT commit any changes to the repository
    - Focus on W1 localization, do NOT worry about other localizations (e.g. DK, APAC)
    {% if is_problem_statement %}
    Issue details:
    {{task}}
    {% endif %}

  code-review-template: |
    /review

    Review only the uncommitted working-tree changes (git diff HEAD); do not compare commits such as HEAD~1..HEAD or origin/main.

    Your only deliverable is a file named review.json in the repository root. You MUST write it before finishing; if you do not, your review is lost and counts as no output.

    review.json must contain a single JSON array. Each finding is an object with these fields:
      - file: repo-relative path of the file the finding refers to (string, required)
      - line_start: 1-based line number where the issue starts (integer, required)
      - line_end: line number where the issue ends (integer, optional)
      - severity: one of critical, high, medium, or low (optional, defaults to medium)
      - body: concise description of the issue (string, required)

    If there are no findings, write an empty array. Write only valid JSON to review.json, with no surrounding markdown or commentary.

# controls:
# 1. whether to copy custom instructions from `src/bcbench/agent/shared/instructions/<sanitized-repo>/`
#    - Copilot: copies to repo/.github/ and renames AGENTS.md to copilot-instructions.md
#    - Claude: copies to repo/.claude/ and renames AGENTS.md to CLAUDE.md
# 2. whether to pass --disable-custom-instructions to copilot
# NOTE: this will copy any files in the instructions/<sanitized-repo>/ folder, including skills and custom agents
# NOTE: the canonical source file is AGENTS.md; it is automatically renamed
#       to the agent-specific filename (AgentType.instruction_filename) during setup
instructions:
  enabled: false

# controls:
# 1. whether to copy skills from `src/bcbench/agent/shared/instructions/<sanitized-repo>/skills/`
#    - Copilot: copies to repo/.github/skills/
#    - Claude: copies to repo/.claude/skills/
skills:
  enabled: false

# controls:
# 1. whether to copy custom agents from `src/bcbench/agent/shared/instructions/<sanitized-repo>/agents/`
#    - Copilot: copies to repo/.github/agents/
#    - Claude: copies to repo/.claude/agents/
# 2. whether to pass --agent=<agent-name> to copilot or claude
agents:
  enabled: false
  name: ALTest

mcp:
  servers:
    # AL MCP server (toggled via --al-mcp CLI flag), https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Dynamics.BusinessCentral.Development.Tools
    # NOTE: --assemblyprobingpaths are injected programmatically by mcp.py (requires runtime detection)
    - name: "altool"
      type: "stdio"
      command: "al"
      args:
        [
          "launchmcpserver",
          "--transport",
          "stdio",
          "--packagecachepath",
          "{{package_cache_path}}",
        ]

    # - name: "mslearn"
    #   type: "http"
    #   url: "https://learn.microsoft.com/api/mcp"

    # - name: "filesystem"
    #   type: "stdio"
    #   command: "npx"
    #   args: ["-y", "@modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem", "{{repo_path}}"]

# controls:
# which plugins to install before running the agent (works for both Copilot CLI and Claude Code)
#    https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/concepts/agents/about-plugins
# Each entry pins a marketplace to a specific commit SHA for reproducibility: the marketplace
# repo is cloned at that SHA and added locally (no marketplace is assumed to be registered by
# default), then the plugin is installed via `<cli> plugin install <plugin>@<marketplace>`.
#   - repo: marketplace GitHub repo as OWNER/REPO (or a full git URL)
#   - sha:  commit SHA to pin the marketplace to
#   - name: install spec, "<plugin-name>@<marketplace-name>"
plugins:
  install: []
    # Example: the awesome-copilot plugin from github/awesome-copilot
    # https://github.com/github/awesome-copilot/blob/main/plugins/awesome-copilot/README.md
    # Uncomment to enable locally (update `sha` to the commit you want to pin):
    # - repo: "github/awesome-copilot"
    #   sha: "28c3a14af4e6232091071ddb40272f72d9d96b2f"
    #   name: "awesome-copilot@awesome-copilot"