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Extract the JSDoc example nearest the active source selection or cursor into ./scratchpad as a TypeScript file. Use when the user asks to dump, copy, open, or try a source example in scratchpad.

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Use this skill to create a scratchpad TypeScript file from the JSDoc **Example** nearest the user's active source cursor or selection.

Workflow

  1. Determine the source path and line:

    • Use the IDE active file and selection/cursor line when present.
    • Use an explicit file and line when the user provides them.
    • If no line or selection is available, ask for it.
  2. Run:

    node .agents/skills/scratchpad/scripts/extract-example.mjs <source-path> <line>
  3. If the script exits with code 2 because there is no obvious runner, ask the user whether to preserve the example exactly, name an Effect value to run, or cancel.

    • To preserve exactly, rerun with --mode preserve.
    • To run a specific Effect value, rerun with --runner <identifier>.
  4. Report the created path as a clickable file link. This is the deterministic way to open it in the code pane.

  5. Do not run the scratchpad file unless the user explicitly asks.

Behavior

  • The script chooses the example whose **Example** section contains the line; otherwise it chooses the first following example; otherwise the nearest previous example.

  • Filenames are derived from the source file and example title, for example scratchpad/Schedule-retrying-and-repeating-effects.ts.

  • Existing files are not overwritten. The script appends a numeric suffix.

  • In auto mode, if a top-level program binding exists, the script appends:

    Effect.runPromise(program).then(console.log, console.error)
  • If the example already contains an Effect runner, the script preserves it.

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