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Building Your Project

#054 0:12 Part of the Rysh video series

Ask the agent to build -- it compiles, parses the errors, and fixes them.

Building Your Project — 0:12 walkthrough

What you'll see

  1. Launch rysh in a buildable project; double-Esc to prompt mode.
  2. Prompt: "build the project and fix any compile errors."
  3. The build tool compiles and returns structured, parsed errors (file/line/message); no approval to build.
  4. Any proposed code fix is a file_edit, which is approval-gated -- review the diff, approve, build again.

Commands shown

rysh
build the project and fix any compile errors

Keys used

EnterEscape

Transcript

0:00Ask the agent to build -- it compiles, parses the errors, and fixes them.

0:03Launch rysh inside a project you can compile.

0:08Double-press Escape for prompt mode.

0:13Ask it to build and fix any errors. The build tool compiles your project and returns structured, parsed errors -- file, line, and message -- so the agent knows exactly what broke. The build tool itself needs no approval.

0:30If it proposes a code change to fix an error, that file edit is the part that asks for approval -- you review the diff, approve, and it builds again.

0:37Build, read the errors, fix, repeat -- hands on the wheel.

Key takeaway
The build tool returns structured errors the agent can act on; the build runs freely, but the fixes are approval-gated edits.