The textual content of the user's message.
Contains the user's written communication including requirements descriptions, questions, feedback, clarifications, or any other textual input that guides the development process. This text serves as the primary source of business logic understanding and technical requirement specification.
The text content can range from simple queries to comprehensive requirement documents, architectural decisions, feature specifications, or detailed business process descriptions that inform the entire vibe coding pipeline from analysis through implementation.
Type discriminator for identifying the specific content modality.
Provides type-safe discrimination between different content types such as "text", "audio", "image", and "file". This discriminator enables proper type narrowing and ensures that each content type is processed according to its specific characteristics and requirements.
The type field is essential for the multimodal content processing pipeline, allowing the system to route different content types to appropriate handlers while maintaining type safety throughout the conversation flow.
Content type representing textual input from users in the conversation.
Serves as the primary communication medium for expressing requirements, asking questions, providing clarifications, and engaging in detailed discussions about development needs. Text content remains the most fundamental and versatile way for users to communicate complex business logic, technical specifications, and nuanced requirements in the vibe coding process.
While the system supports multimodal input including audio, images, and files, text content provides the precision and clarity needed for detailed requirement specification and iterative refinement of development goals. It enables users to articulate complex business processes, technical constraints, and specific implementation preferences with the detail necessary for accurate code generation.
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