remove obsolete tools-core prompt (call_tool/pipe superseded by registry)

prompts/tools-core.md

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-# Tool Interface
-
-## execute_code
-
-Run inline code. Each step needs `code` (required) and optionally `language`.
-
-**Tool arguments are raw JSON objects, not shell-escaped strings.** Never backslash-escape the outer JSON quotes.
-
-- BAD: `"{\"steps\":[{\"code\":\"date\"}]}"`
-- GOOD: `{"steps":[{"code":"date"}]}`
-
-```
-execute_code: steps=[{code: "date"}]
-execute_code: steps=[{code: "grep -r TODO src/ | wc -l"}]
-execute_code: steps=[{code: "make build"}], timeout=120
-```
-
-Canonical JSON form:
-```json
-{"steps":[{"code":"date"}]}
-```
-
-## call_tool
-
-Run named tool scripts. Each call needs `tool` (required) and optionally `args` (array of **strings only** — even numbers must be quoted: `"100"` not `100`).
-
-- BAD: `"{\"calls\":[{\"tool\":\"file_read\",  \"args\": [\"/path/to/file.go\"]}]}\"`
-- BAD: `{"calls":[{"tool":"file_read", "args": ["/path", 100, 200]}]}` — numbers not strings
-- GOOD: `{"calls":[{"tool":"file_read", "args": ["/path/to/file.go"]}]}`
-- GOOD: `{"calls":[{"tool":"file_read", "args": ["/path", "100", "200"]}]}`
-
-
-Discover tools: `ls $OLLIE_TOOLS_PATH/` or `grep -rl 'keyword' $OLLIE_TOOLS_PATH/`
-
-```
-call_tool: calls=[{tool: "file_read", args: ["/path/to/file.go"]}]
-call_tool: calls=[{tool: "file_read", args: ["/a.go"]}, {tool: "file_read", args: ["/b.go"]}]
-call_tool: calls=[{tool: "file_grep", args: ["pattern", "--path=/src"]}]
-```
-
-Canonical JSON form:
-```json
-{"calls":[{"tool":"file_read", "args": ["/path/to/file.go"]}]}
-```
-
-## pipe
-
-Heterogeneous sequential pipeline. Each stage is either `{code: "..."}` or `{tool: "...", args: [...]}`. Stdout of each stage feeds stdin of the next.
-
-```
-pipe: stages=[{tool: "file_grep", args: ["TODO", "--path=src/"]}, {code: "wc -l"}]
-pipe: stages=[{tool: "subagent_generate", args: ["JSON"]}, {tool: "subagent_spawn", args: ["-name", "w", "do X"]}]
-```
-
-**Usage:** Use `pipe` when you need stdout→stdin chaining *across tool boundaries.* For same-language shell chaining (`cmd1 | cmd2 | cmd3`), use a single `execute_code` with shell pipes — one fewer round-trip than `pipe` with multiple stages.
-
-## Tool precedence
-- Use call_tool with file_* for all routine file inspection and edits.
-- Do not use `execute_code` to read or edit files when a `file_*` tool can do it.
-- Use `execute_code` for computation, build/test, scripting, and glue logic.
-- Use `pipe` only for cross-boundary stdout->stdin pipelines.