It acts, you approve
Each action appears as a card with its real result, and Ask first pauses before any change.
Rust server plugins are C# files that add chat commands, kits and rules to your own server, and PrimeCircuit can read, write and edit them inside your working folder. Every action appears as a card, and you approve the changes that matter.
Each action appears as a card with its real result, and Ask first pauses before any change.
Files are read and edited inside the folder you choose, with a counter for files created, edited and read.
Chats, folders and API keys stay on your PC, and prompts go only to the model endpoint you pick.
The run below shows a typical small job. PrimeCircuit finds the plugin files, reads the config, makes one edit and then checks the console. You decide whether to accept the change.
plugins/*.cs6 filescooldown plugins/2 matchesKits.json31 linesKits.json+1 −1console-log.txt0 errorsBefore a wipe, switch PrimeCircuit to Plan only and ask for a checklist for your wipe strategy: which JSON data files to back up, which config values to reset and which plugin settings to review. It reads your folders with list_dir and grep, then writes a plan and changes nothing. Say the plan lists 5 steps. You edit the plan in chat, save it to a notes file with write_file if you like, and only then run it in Ask first mode. After each step, read the diff and test on your server.
Open a plugin you downloaded from a source you trust or wrote yourself, and ask PrimeCircuit to explain it. It reads the .cs file with read_file, uses grep to find where each chat command is registered and answers in plain English. Then ask for one small change, such as a shorter message. It edits with edit_file, shows a diff of 3 lines and waits. Read the diff, reload the plugin on a test server and watch the console for errors.
PrimeCircuit is not a plugin for Rust and never touches the game client, servers you do not own, other players or their accounts. It edits files in the folder you choose. Nothing guarantees that code is correct, so review the diff and test it.