Message misformat loop.

[castorinop]

Version M v0.8.1-4 25-01-21 14:28 + ollama + deepseek-r1:8b

running local and ask for create and handle a git repo.
on ui appears Message misformat and try again in loop.

agent-1  | Agent 0: Generating
agent-1  | <think>
agent-1  | Alright, so I need to figure out how to create a Git repository and list the necessary tools for working with it. Let me start by recalling what I know about Git.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | First, creating a Git repository is usually done with the `git init` command. That initializes a new repository. But if I'm working in a specific directory, I should probably make sure that's where the repo will be created. So maybe I need to change directories first using `cd` if necessary.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | Next, after initializing, I think I need to add files to the repository. The user didn't specify which files, but typically, you use `git add .` to add all files in the current directory. That makes sense because it's a common command. But maybe they want me to be more specific, like adding only certain files or subdirectories.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | Then comes committing those changes with `git commit -m "message"` where the message is a description of what was added. The user didn't specify the exact commit message, so I'll leave that as a placeholder.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | Now, for pushing the repository to a remote server, like GitHub or GitLab. To do that, I need to know which remote to use and the URL. Without specific details, I can mention using `git push origin` followed by the appropriate remote name and URL.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | I should also consider if there are any tools needed beyond the command line. The user mentioned tools like Git, so maybe they're already installed or need to be installed. On Linux, installing Git is usually done with `apt-get install git`, but I'm not sure if that's necessary here since the user might have it already.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | Wait, the user also asked about working with Git in a Docker container. So perhaps the repository should be created inside the container. That means using `docker exec` to run commands inside the container. For example, creating a directory and initializing Git within it.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | I should outline these steps clearly: create the repo, add files, commit, push. Also, mention any necessary tools or dependencies, like ensuring Git is installed in the Docker environment.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | Let me make sure I'm not missing anything. Maybe setting up SSH keys for pushing to remote repositories? But that's probably beyond the basic setup. The user might handle that part separately.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | So, putting it all together, the steps would be:
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | 1. Create a directory if needed.
agent-1  | 2. Initialize Git in that directory with `git init`.
agent-1  | 3. Add files using `git add .` or specific commands.
agent-1  | 4. Commit changes with a commit message.
agent-1  | 5. Push to a remote repository using `git push`.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | And also note any required tools, like ensuring Git is installed on the system or within Docker.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | I think that covers the main points. Now, I'll structure this into clear steps and mention the necessary tools without assuming their installation unless specified.
agent-1  | </think>
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | To create a Git repository and work with it effectively, follow these organized steps:
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | 1. **Create a Directory (if needed):**
agent-1  |    ```bash
agent-1  |    mkdir my-repo
agent-1  |    cd my-repo
agent-1  |    ```
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | 2. **Initialize the Repository:**
agent-1  |    ```bash
agent-1  |    git init
agent-1  |    ```
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | 3. **Add Files to the Repository:**
agent-1  |    - Add all files in the current directory:
agent-1  |      ```bash
agent-1  |      git add .
agent-1  |      ```
agent-1  |    - Or, add specific files or subdirectories:
agent-1  |      ```bash
agent-1  |      git add ./file1 file2 subdir/
agent-1  |      ```
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | 4. **Commit Changes:**
agent-1  |    ```bash
agent-1  |    git commit -m "commit_message"
agent-1  |    ```
agent-1  |    Replace `commit_message` with a meaningful description of your changes.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | 5. **Push to Remote Repository:**
agent-1  |    ```bash
agent-1  |    git push origin remote_name
agent-1  |    ```
agent-1  |    Replace `remote_name` with the name of the remote repository (e.g., `github-origin` for GitHub).
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | **Required Tools:**
agent-1  | - Git installed on your system or within the Docker container.
agent-1  | - Internet access if pushing to a remote repository.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | This process creates and initializes a new Git repository, allowing you to manage your project's version control effectively.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | You have misformatted your message. Follow system prompt instructions on JSON message formatting precisely.
agent-1  | 
agent-1  | Agent 0: Generating
agent-1  | <think>
agent-1  | Alright, so I need to figure out how to create a Git repository and list the necessary tools for working with it. Let me start by recalling what I know about Git.
agent-1