Running-example consistency: paths, tasks.json, command collisions (#7,#10,#11) (#57)
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@@ -294,10 +294,10 @@ normal question) and the attacker (you plant content the agent reads).
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# the tool it is NOT exposed (a write) — in a least-privilege setup this path is simply absent
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Then clean up the planted task so your repo is honest again (Module 2):
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Then clean up the planted state so your repo is honest again (Module 2):
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```bash
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git restore tasks.json # or: python cli.py and delete it, then commit a clean state
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rm tasks.json # tasks.json is gitignored runtime state — nothing tracked to restore, so just delete it; the app recreates it empty on the next run
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```
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