Edit file
edit_file
EditFileTool — find-and-replace text in a file.
Registered as edit_file via the axm.tools entry point.
EditFileTool
Find and replace text in a single file.
Performs a single-occurrence replacement by default. Errors if
the target text is not found or appears multiple times (unless
count is specified).
Registered as edit_file via axm.tools entry point.
Source code in packages/axm-edit/src/axm_edit/tools/edit_file.py
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name
property
Tool name used for MCP registration.
execute(*, path=None, old=None, new=None, count=1, **kwargs)
Find and replace text in a file.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
path
|
str | None
|
Absolute path to the file to edit. |
None
|
old
|
str | None
|
Text to find (exact match). |
None
|
new
|
str | None
|
Replacement text. |
None
|
count
|
int
|
Max replacements (default 1). Use -1 for all. |
1
|
Returns:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
ToolResult
|
ToolResult with replacement details. |
Source code in packages/axm-edit/src/axm_edit/tools/edit_file.py
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render_text(*, path, replacements, first_line)
Render a compact, git-style LLM-facing view of an edit result.
The header carries the global status (✓), the edited path, the exact
number of replacements applied, and the 1-indexed line of the first
match. All three values mirror data verbatim — only the JSON
structure (braces, quotes, keys) is dropped, so no information is lost
relative to data. (The success path always applies at least one
replacement; the no-match and ambiguous cases are surfaced earlier via
error and never reach this renderer.)