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large-file-write-via-temp-script
Reliable fallback technique for writing large or special-character-heavy file content when inline write_file or shell_agent calls fail with unknown errors — uses a Python helper script written to a temp file to avoid escaping and truncation pitfalls.
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# Large File Write via Temp Script
## Problem
Writing large files — especially TypeScript, TSX, or any content containing
Unicode emoji, backticks, `${}` template literals, or multi-line heredoc
conflicts — can silently fail or truncate content when passed inline.
**Failure modes observed:**
- `write_file` returns `[ERROR] unknown error` on large payloads
- `node -e '...'` with backtick template literals silently empties the target file
- `python3 -c '...'` breaks on unescaped quotes or special characters
- `shell_agent` may time out or fail when the inline content is too large