Specify a webhook-driven task for OpenClaw
Describe event inputs, validation, deduplication, and intended actions before integration work.
Explain Cairo unrecoverable errors, `panic`, `panic!`, `panic_with_felt252`, `nopanic`, and `panic_with`; use when a request involves panics or panic annotations in Cairo.
--- name: cairo-panic-e16fa867680e description: Explain Cairo unrecoverable errors, `panic`, `panic!`, `panic_with_felt252`, `nopanic`, and `panic_with`; use when a request involves panics or panic annotations in Cairo. --- # Cairo Panic ## Overview Explain how panics work in Cairo, how to trigger them, and how to constrain panic behavior. ## Quick Use - Read `references/panic.md` before answering. - Choose the smallest panic API that fits the error message you need. - Mention `nopanic` requirements when a caller demands panic-free code. ## Response Checklist - Use `panic` for array-based errors, `panic_with_felt252` for a single felt, and `panic!` for strings. - Note that panic unwinds, drops variables, and squashes dictionaries. - Use `#[panic_with(...)]` for wrapper functions that panic on `None` or `Err`. ## Example Requests - "How do I panic with a short error code?" - "What does `nopanic` mean?" - "How do I create a wrapper that panics on `None`?" ## Cairo by Example - [Error handling](https://cairo-by-example.xyz/error) - [panic](https://cairo-by-example.xyz/error/panic) - [panic! (core)](https://cairo-by-example.xyz/core/panic)--- name: cairo-panic-e16fa867680e description: Explain Cairo unrecoverable errors, `panic`, `panic!`, `panic_with_felt252`, `nopanic`, and `panic_with`; use when a request involves panics or panic annotations in Cairo. --- # Cairo Panic ## Overview Explain how panics work in Cairo, how to trigger them, and how to constrain panic behavior. ## Quick Use - Read `references/panic.md` before answering. - Choose the smallest panic API that fits the error message you need. - Mention `nopanic` requirements when a caller demands panic-free code. ## Response Checklist - Use `panic` for array-based errors, `panic_with_felt252` for a single felt, and `panic!` for strings. - Note that panic unwinds, drops variables, and squashes dictionaries. - Use `#[panic_with(...)]` for wrapper functions that panic on `None` or `Err`. ## Example Requests - "How do I panic with a short error code?" - "What does `nopanic` mean?" - "How do I create a wrapper that panics on `None`?" ## Cairo by Example - [Error handling](https://cairo-by-example.xyz/error) - [panic](https://cairo-by-example.xyz/error/panic) - [panic! (core)](https://cairo-by-example.xyz/core/panic)
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