bug: custom command "enclosed between the <OUTPUT0412> tags" output not visible

[awesomebytes]

Version

1.91.0

Describe the bug

I tried to make my first custom command, with the idea to put a python script in there later on that grabs some data and makes a nice prompt-friendly format for it for the context:

{
  "testcmd": {
    "prompt": "Given the context, provide a useful answer referring to the part of the context that references it",
    "context": {
      "selection": false,
      "command": "uname -a"
    },
    "mode": "ask"
  }
}

The response from Sonnet 3.5 states: "Based on the output from the uname -a command, which is enclosed between the <OUTPUT0412> tags, we can infer the following:" However, this <OUTPUT0412> bit is nowhere to be seen (so if I would like to debug if my future script is doing what it's supposed to do, I wouldn't be able to).

Clicking on the blue \uname -a file-button-icon shows "The editor could not be opened because the file was not found." as seen in the following screenshot:

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I cannot find the output anywhere. I tried on mouse-over, finding a temp file, I asked sonnet a follow up question about it: "show me the tags and contents, also tell me where this is stored"

Answer (including the empty space):

The <OUTPUT0412> tags and their contents are:

This output is typically stored in the system's memory or cache when the uname -a command is executed. The uname command retrieves information about the current system, and the -a option stands for "all", which displays a comprehensive set of system details.

Expected behavior

I expected to be able to inspect the output of the shell command I have executed. As stated by the response prompt with the <OUTPUT0412> tag.

Additional context

No response

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[awesomebytes]

I don't think I can 'un-stale' the issue.