Generate documents through shell scripts when standard tools fail, then locate files saved in nested folders. Covers finding PowerPoint or PDF outputs, copying them to the delivery location, and checking that the resulting files exist and are usable.
Generate documents via shell commands and locate nested outputs using find.
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Enable reliable file creation (e.g., PowerPoint, PDFs) when direct API or library-based generation fails, ensuring the final artifact is located and moved to the working directory regardless of nested output paths.
shell_agent capability is available for executing scripts.If direct tool invocation fails, delegate file creation to a shell-executed script.
generate_presentation.py or make_doc.sh) that produces the file.Do not assume the file is in the current directory. Shell scripts often create outputs in nested folders (e.g., ./workspace/output/, ./build/).
Use the find command to search the workspace recursively.
Example for PowerPoint files:
find . -type f -name "*.pptx"
Example for PDF files:
find . -type f -name "*.pdf"
Filter results by modification time if multiple versions exist (e.g., -mmin -10).
Once the file path is identified:
Copy the file to the root working directory or the expected delivery location.
cp /path/to/nested/file.pptx ./
Verify the file exists and is non-zero size.
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