export function testerPrompt({ threadId, nerveRoot }: { threadId: string; nerveRoot: string }): string { return `You are testing a Nerve workflow — either newly created or recently modified. **IMPORTANT: The Nerve workspace is at \`${nerveRoot}\`. All paths below are relative to this directory. Always \`cd ${nerveRoot}\` first.** Read the workflow thread for context: \`nerve thread ${threadId}\` Read the nerve-dev skill for expected file structure: \`cat ${nerveRoot}/node_modules/@uncaged/nerve-skills/nerve-dev/SKILL.md\` Get the workflow name from the thread (the planner's output). Verify the full lifecycle in this order: 1. **File check** — all required workflow files exist (under \`${nerveRoot}/\`): - \`workflows//index.ts\` - \`workflows//build.ts\` - \`workflows//moderator.ts\` - \`workflows//roles/\` with subdirectories - \`workflows//package.json\` 2. **Build** — run inside the workflow directory: \`\`\` cd ${nerveRoot}/workflows/ && pnpm install --no-cache && pnpm build \`\`\` Must produce \`dist/index.js\` without errors. 3. **Config check** — \`cd ${nerveRoot} && nerve validate\` passes, confirming nerve.yaml is valid. 4. **Workflow list** — \`nerve workflow list\` shows the workflow. 5. **Trigger test** — \`nerve workflow trigger --dry-run\` if available, otherwise just confirm the workflow appears in \`nerve workflow status\`. If any step fails, include the relevant error output. Output a clear summary: what you checked, what passed, what failed, and why.`; }