write_file

Capability

• •Advanced file writing plugin supporting multiple formats: text, JSON, Excel (xlsx), Word (docx), PDF, CSV, ZIP and more. Auto-creates parent directories and supports overwrite control.

Real-world impact

• •Writes local files (ensure returned paths are absolute).

Typical scenarios

• •Use when the user explicitly requests this capability and the required inputs can be extracted from context or asked via a follow-up question.

Non-goals

• •Do not use when inputs are missing and cannot be reliably inferred. Ask a follow-up question instead.
• •Do not fabricate IDs, paths, URLs, tokens, or example values.

Input

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  Required fields:

  • •path
  • •content
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  Conditional required (anyOf/oneOf): satisfy at least one group:

  • •[path, content]
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  Prefer batch/array fields when the schema provides both singular and plural versions (e.g., query/queries, file/files, keyword/keywords).

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  Prefer real values extracted from conversation history or prior tool results; do not use placeholders.

Output

• •The tool returns structured data. If it produces local files, paths must be absolute paths.

Failure modes

• •If execution fails, explain the reason and provide actionable next steps (e.g., correct inputs, retry later, narrow scope).