forge-full-output

To stop AI coding agents from outputting truncated code, enforce an anti-truncation contract that bans ellipsis placeholders and requires complete runnable code blocks. This eliminates the need for extra continue back-and-forth.

To generate complete source files when hitting token limits, use an explicit file-splitting format at safe boundaries like function or class definitions. This requires clearly labeled parts to maintain code continuity.

AI agents output incomplete function bodies due to common partial-output failure modes. You can fix this by applying banned-pattern enforcement that rejects unfinished functions, bare ellipses, and unlabeled diff formatting.

The best way to verify committed code for truncation placeholders is to run a dedicated verifier command. This detects common failure patterns like omitted sections, placeholder prose, and bare truncation lines in code blocks.

Diff formatting is rejected as a partial-output failure mode unless it is clearly labeled. To avoid partial outputs, you must enforce complete runnable code blocks or explicitly labeled full partials in your code generation tasks.