It acts, step by step
Every tool call appears as a card with its real result, not a guess.
DayZ Tools give you Workbench and Addon Builder. Coderoute adds an agent for the text files around them: it reads your mod and mission folders, edits Enforce Script and XML, runs your commands and shows every result in the chat, so you stay in control of each change.
Every tool call appears as a card with its real result, not a guess.
Ask first pauses before anything that changes a file or runs a command.
Chats, folders and keys remain on your machine, and there is no telemetry.
Coderoute edits files on disk. You pack with Addon Builder, test in Workbench or on a test copy of your server, and publish when you are happy with the result.
keys6 files"MyModItem" types.xml0 matchestypes.xml+11your XML check commandexit 0mods-and-keys.md+8A new mod adds an item, but nothing spawns until the economy knows about it. Give Coderoute the item's class name. It uses grep to confirm that types.xml has no entry yet, copies the layout of a similar entry with read_file, and proposes a new block with nominal, min, lifetime, restock, flags and category. With Ask first you see the diff as a card before edit_file writes it. Your XML check command then runs in Shell. Finish by restarting a test copy of your server and looking for the item, because a valid file is not the same as a sensible one.
Your test server starts but is not showing up where you expect it. Ask Coderoute to look at the files you own. It reads serverDZ.cfg for the hostname and maxPlayers values, runs grep on the RPT log for errors, and lists what it found in plain words. It does not touch other people's servers or your network. If a setting looks wrong, edit_file proposes a change and waits for your OK. Apply it, restart your own test copy, and check again. If nothing changes, the cause may lie outside the files, such as your network.
Coderoute is not a plugin of any DayZ editor. It never touches the game client, live servers you do not own, other players or their accounts. It cannot promise that generated code is correct, so review each diff and test it.