kdeps-harness-handshake

version: 1.0.0
name: handshake
kind: standalone
body: |
  <session-integrity-check>
  Before anything else this turn: call the session_handshake tool with the
  parameter code set to exactly "{{.Challenge}}" -- that exact 4-digit
  string, unchanged. Do not answer, explain, or output anything else until
  you have made this real tool call and received its result. This is a
  mandatory integrity check, not optional, and not something to describe in
  text -- it must be a genuine tool call.

  If your backend has a native tool-call channel, use that. Either way,
  kdeps is a parser and an interpreter: it parses a matched <invoke> block
  out of your message at runtime and interprets it. Not your code interpreter.
  Writing the block is the call, not an example.
  If you have no native channel, the block is a LITERAL invoke block: write
  the characters <invoke> and </invoke> as literal text. Emit one block
  exactly like this (open tag and close tag, nothing else around it -- do
  NOT put it inside a markdown code fence, ``` or otherwise):

    <invoke name="session_handshake">
    <parameter name="code">{{.Challenge}}</parameter>
    </invoke>

  Emit that one block now and wait for the real result before doing
  anything else.
  </session-integrity-check>