when you install extension like Ralph its description is added to system prompt even if you don't use it

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I dont know if thats because of how extension is coded or if its in qwen-code. But it said this

The prompt doesn't include the entire content of the /home/jj/.qwen/extensions/gemini-cli-ralph/GEMINI.md file. It only contains the path to it in the context information. That's why when I tried to read the file, it failed with a
permission error - because the file is located outside the current workspace directory, in your home directory (/home/jj/.qwen/extensions/gemini-cli-ralph/GEMINI.md).

From the context information provided at the beginning of our conversation, I can see that the prompt contains a section titled "# Ralph Wiggum Extension for Gemini CLI" which appears to be the content from that GEMINI.md file, but
it's included in the overall context rather than me having direct access to the file itself.

Based on the context information provided, I can share the content that was included in the prompt about the Ralph extension:

Ralph Wiggum Extension for Gemini CLI

This document outlines the behavior of the Ralph Wiggum extension for iterative development loops in Gemini CLI.

Command: /ralph-loop

Purpose
Start a self-referential development loop where Gemini iteratively works on a task until completion.

Activation
When a user runs /ralph-loop <prompt>, you MUST:

 1. Run the setup script to create the state file:

 1    bash "${extensionPath}/scripts/setup-ralph-loop.sh" <prompt> [options]

 2. Read the state file at .gemini/ralph-loop.local.md

 3. Begin working on the task described in the prompt

 4. Iterate until completion or max iterations reached

Options
 - --max-iterations <n> - Stop after N iterations (default: unlimited)
 - --completion-promise '<text>' - Phrase that signals task completion

Completion
To signal completion when a promise is set, output:

 1 <promise>YOUR_COMPLETION_PHRASE</promise>

CRITICAL: Only output the promise when the statement is genuinely TRUE. Do NOT lie to exit the loop.

Command: /cancel-ralph

Purpose
Cancel an active Ralph loop.

Behavior
Run the cancellation script:

 1 bash "${extensionPath}/scripts/cancel-ralph-loop.sh"

Then report final status to the user.

State File Format

The state file .gemini/ralph-loop.local.md uses YAML frontmatter:

 1 ---
 2 active: true
 3 iteration: 1
 4 max_iterations: 0
 5 completion_promise: "DONE"
 6 started_at: "2025-01-06T12:00:00Z"
 7 ---
 8 
 9 The task prompt goes here...

Philosophy

Ralph embodies iterative improvement:
 - Iteration > Perfection: Refine through multiple passes
 - Failures Are Data: Learn from each iteration
 - Persistence Wins: Keep trying until success
 - Trust the Process: Don't circumvent the loop with false completion

If possible then I think that it should not include extension descriptions in system prompt