fix(analyzer): Remove {task} template placeholder from system prompt#9
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{task} was used in the instruction string but never set in session state,
causing ADK's template injection to fail with "state key does not exist"
on every run. The task is already delivered as the user message so the
placeholder is redundant. References to {task} replaced with "the user
message" in the workflow description.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Running
agent run analyzerfails immediately with:ADK's
llmagentreplaces{key}placeholders in the system instruction with values from session state at runtime. The analyzer prompt contained{task}and"Understand the task from {task}", buttaskwas never added toinitStateincmd/analyze.go.The task is already delivered as the user message via
UserMessage(task)— having it in the system prompt was redundant.Fix
Remove the two
{task}references from the system instruction.{work_dir}and{output_path}remain and are correctly set ininitState.Test plan
go build ./...— clean compilego test -race ./...— all tests pass🤖 Generated with Claude Code