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feat(agent): drop the integrations sub-agent — search and call connected actions directly - #6447

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Why

Asking OpenHuman to send an email spun up a whole integrations_agent sub-agent, which then reached for Composio. That is a blocking agentic round-trip and a second system prompt to run one action the chat agent could call itself — now that tool_search (Jev/BM25 over the deferred catalogue) can find that action in one hop.

What changes

The integrations delegation path is gone.

  • delegate_to_integrations_agent is no longer synthesised. SkillDelegationTool (383 lines) and its dispatch branch are deleted.
  • { skills = "*" } in [subagents] now expands only to one ToolExposure::Deferred ComposioActionTool per connected action — off the wire, found through tool_search, called directly. It no longer admits an agent id: AgentDefinition::allowed_subagent_ids() (new, replacing three copies of the same match) returns nothing for the wildcard, so spawn_async_subagent(agent_id = "integrations_agent") is refused too.
  • integrations_agent itself stays registered — the runner still binds it to a toolkit for MCP/flow callers — it is simply no longer reachable from chat.
  • The orchestrator's ## Connected Integrations block is rewritten around search-then-call, and inherits the gated-actions appendix (an action behind a permission toggle is not searchable, so without that list the model answers "can you do X?" with a wrong "no").

Two bugs this exposed, both fixed here.

  1. Deferred tools were still rendered into the prompt catalogue. The catalogue is filtered by the tool-policy allow-set, which deliberately admits deferred names so a found tool stays callable (reachable_names). Deferral only strips them from request.tools — the native-schema wire surface a text dialect never uses. Live measurement on the code dialect: 107 connected Composio actions rendering 55 KB of a 71 KB prompt, while the prompt told the model to search for signatures it could already read.

  2. The tool_search / tool_call bridge never reached that catalogue. The harness mints those schemas onto request.tools; a text dialect clears that set, and with host_renders_tool_catalogue = true the harness appends nothing of its own. So the model read "invoke a match with tool_call" in a search result with no signature for that name anywhere — and answered with intent instead of a call.

swap_deferred_for_discovery_bridge() fixes both at the two prompt-build sites: deferred names leave the catalogue, and the harness's own bridge schemas (via bridge_schemas, so the signature cannot drift from what admission accepts) take their place.

Live verification

Headless core against the real backend, Gmail/GitHub/Attio/Calendly connected.

Before the catalogue fix — the model searched, found GMAIL_FETCH_EMAILS, then narrated the call it was about to make and stopped. After:

tool_call round=1 tool=tool_search
tool_call round=2 tool=GMAIL_FETCH_EMAILS
→ "The subject line of the most recent email in your Gmail inbox is: …"

Prompt 71,045 → 26,855 bytes (−62%); catalogue 55,690 → 11,500; Composio actions in catalogue 107 → 0, with tool_search / tool_call present. No integrations_agent spawn on any run.

On the native dispatcher, four harder asks all complete the full chain:

Ask Calls
"List the objects in my Attio workspace" tool_searchATTIO_LIST_OBJECTS
"List my GitHub repositories" tool_searchGITHUB_LIST_REPOSITORIES_FOR_THE_AUTHENTICATED_USER
"How many emails in the last 24h?" resolve_timetool_searchGMAIL_FETCH_EMAILS
"What Calendly event types do I have?" tool_searchCALENDLY_GET_CURRENT_USERCALENDLY_LIST_USER_S_EVENT_TYPES

Submodule chain

Live runs also caught deepseek-v4-flash emitting <|DSML|tool_call> — DeepSeek's DSML marker on the tag family, which invoke_xml accepts on <invoke> but the tagged-JSON grammar did not, so the call parsed as narrative and was dropped silently. Fixed upstream:

vendor/tinyagents here points at dsml-tool-call-tag-v2, which is the commit main already pins (3c9ba00, the session-todo work this tree needs) plus that bump. Repoint to the merge commits before this merges, in order: tinytools#21 → tinyagents#196 → here.

Prompt budget

Within the existing orchestrator limit (no limit raised). The routing branch keeps upstream's public-web scoping and adds the rule the live runs argued for: an announced search never runs — emit it.

Tests

  • New: deferred-actions synthesis, allowed_subagent_ids wildcard behaviour, the catalogue/bridge swap, and the bridge-schema shape.
  • Updated: every assertion that named the removed delegate, the frontend tool-timeline label (a direct GMAIL_* call now reads "Making requests to your Gmail account"), the prompt-eval case, and the docs/READMEs that described the old route.
  • cargo test -p openhuman --lib: 10,561 passed / 6 failed — all six also fail on upstream/main (baseline run in a clean worktree); none touch files this branch changes.
  • Green: cargo check --tests, pnpm typecheck, pnpm docs:check, prompt-budget, frontend unit tests, cargo test -p tinytools-agent (310).

Co-authored-by: Medulla medulla@tinyhumans.ai

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Connected-service actions are now discovered through search and called directly.
    • Deferred actions remain available through a streamlined search-and-call interface.
    • Timeline entries now show provider names and clearer action details.
    • Added clearer labels for todo and goal activities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Unknown service actions now receive consistent, human-readable labels.
  • Documentation

    • Updated guidance and examples to reflect direct connected-service action usage.

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…deferred integration actions

Remove the `SkillDelegationTool` that collapsed all connected integrations into a single `delegate_to_integrations_agent` tool, keeping only the per-action `Deferred` tools that are already emitted alongside it. The collapsed tool routed through a sub-agent, which added a blocking agentic round-trip and a second prompt for work the parent could do in one call. With the deferred actions now searchable through the harness's `tool_search` bridge, the delegation layer is unnecessary overhead.

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…ment

The doc comment for `collect_deferred_integration_actions` still mentioned a comparison with `sanitise_slug` collisions that no longer exists in the code, making the comment misleading. The reference has been removed to keep the documentation accurate.

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The single `delegate_to_integrations_agent` tool and its test module have been removed. This collapsed delegation tool was introduced to replace the per-toolkit fan-out of delegate tools, but the approach is no longer needed as the integrations agent is now invoked through a different routing mechanism.

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Remove the `SkillDelegationTool` and its associated `INTEGRATIONS_DELEGATE_TOOL_NAME` constant, along with the `Integrations` variant in the dispatch enum and its execution path. This tool was no longer used after the delegation system was consolidated into the collapsed delegation approach, which handles toolkit scoping through a `toolkit_override` parameter instead of a separate skill-based filter.

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…nition

Extract the repeated inline logic for computing allowed subagent ids into a dedicated method on AgentDefinition, removing the special case that mapped the skills wildcard to the integrations agent. The skills entry no longer spawns a sub-agent; its tools are now searched and called directly by the agent.

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Removed an unused import of `SubagentEntry` from the `allowed_subagent_ids_for` function, as the type is no longer referenced in that scope.

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Replace the collapsed `delegate_to_integrations_agent` sub-agent pattern with a direct model where every connected integration toolkit's actions are registered as `Deferred` tools on the orchestrator itself. The `## Connected Integrations` block now teaches the model to use `tool_search` for the action and call it directly, removing the delegation layer. Permission-gated tools that are not searchable are listed in a new appendix with their unlock paths so the model can guide the user instead of incorrectly claiming the action is unavailable.

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The orchestrator prompt no longer references a separate integrations agent; instead it instructs the model to search for and call integration tools directly. The unused `ToolCallFormat` import is also removed from the Rust source.

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…_search

The announcement note for newly connected integrations now correctly tells the user that integration actions are reachable through `tool_search` instead of the outdated `delegate_to_integrations_agent` mechanism.

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The documentation comments across multiple files were updated to accurately describe how `{ skills = "*" }` wildcards are handled. Previously, the comments incorrectly stated that skills wildcards collapse into a single `delegate_to_integrations_agent` tool, but the actual behavior is that they expand to searchable integration actions on the agent's own belt. The tier validation logic and related comments were also corrected to remove references to the old workflow-based routing model.

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…earch-and-call for composio act

Connected-service actions are no longer routed through a dedicated `integrations_agent` sub-agent. Instead, the orchestrator synthesises per-action `Deferred` tools from the `{ skills = "*" }` wildcard, searches for them via `tool_search`, and calls them directly. This removes the `integrations_agent` from the planner's available worker set and updates all prompts and documentation to reflect that the orchestrator handles service interactions itself, eliminating an unnecessary delegation hop.

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The comment in the tools_agent configuration previously stated that integration-specific tools belong to `integrations_agent`, but this is no longer accurate. Updated the comment to reflect that these tools are now owned by the orchestrator and searched through `tool_search`.

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…_agent

Updated comments across three files to replace references to the now-removed `delegate_to_integrations_agent` with descriptions of the integration action catalogue and searchable tool surface, keeping the documentation accurate after the architectural change that removed the sub-agent spawn in favor of direct integration action tools.

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Changed the two call sites that retrieve allowed subagent IDs from a resolved definition to explicitly collect the iterator into a Vec, ensuring the returned type matches the expected owned collection rather than a lazy iterator.

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… deferred tools

Replace the single `delegate_to_integrations_agent` tool with individual `Deferred` action tools for each connected integration action, so the orchestrator can route directly to specific actions rather than delegating to a sub-agent. This removes the collapsed delegation pattern and its associated sanitisation and fallback logic, simplifying the tool catalogue and making action discovery more explicit.

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Update the orchestrator prompt tests to reflect the removal of the `delegate_to_integrations_agent` sub-agent in favour of a `tool_search` + direct call pattern. The old tests asserted delegation-specific behaviour and a format-dependent guardrail that no longer applies; the new tests verify the unified search-bridge block, its format independence, capability routing, and gated-tool listing.

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…arch tool in tests

The test assertions and mock data are updated to reflect the replacement of the `delegate_to_integrations_agent` tool with the new `research` tool across orchestration, registry, and session host tests. Comments explaining the old delegation mechanism are also revised to describe the new searchable integration actions approach.

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…d dispatch

Replace the loop that checked every synthesised delegation name with separate assertions for the collapsed and retired tools, and update the test helper calls to use "research" instead of the retired "delegate_to_integrations_agent" name. This ensures that a stale tool by the retired name cannot spawn a sub-agent for a single integration action.

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The `skill_delegation_tool_runs_integrations_agent_e2e` test was removed because the `SkillDelegationTool` it tested has been deleted from the codebase, making the test no longer compilable or relevant.

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…t architecture

The module documentation for collapsed delegation was outdated, still referencing a symmetry between integration and sub-agent axes that no longer holds. The integration axis now uses `Deferred` tools and `tool_search` instead of a delegation tool, so the comment is updated to describe the current design accurately. A stale test canary constant is also removed.

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…dule

Removed outdated cross-references to `SkillDelegationTool` and a sibling tool comment that no longer reflect the current codebase structure, keeping the module documentation accurate and concise.

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The doc comment on `CollapsedDelegationTool::for_targets` and the corresponding test comment both referenced `SkillDelegationTool::for_connected`, which no longer exists. The cross-reference is removed to avoid confusion.

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Updated the documentation for `AgentTurnRequest` to reflect that the per-turn synthesised tools now include only `ArchetypeDelegationTool` instances and deferred Composio action tools, removing the outdated reference to `SkillDelegationTool`. Revised the comment in the worker spawn gate to clarify that a worker's `subagents` list never contains an agent id, so any runtime spawn is host-dispatched rather than originating from a collapsed integration path. Renamed the corresponding test to `tier_gate_allows_worker_parent` and updated its doc comment to match the new rationale, ensuring the test accurately guards against regressions for wildcard-integration scenarios.

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…ates

The test now filters tools to only check those whose names start with "G", since the archetype delegates are now hidden and only the collapsed `delegate_to` tool advertises them. This aligns the assertion with the current behaviour where only deferred actions are verified for exposure.

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Updated the regression test's documentation comments to accurately describe the current architecture, where the orchestrator no longer spawns an `integrations_agent` but instead searches for and calls actions directly, while the sub-agent runner path being tested remains unchanged.

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…tead of delegation

The orchestrator no longer delegates integration work to a sub-agent via `delegate_to_integrations_agent`. Instead, it searches for and calls integration actions directly through `tool_search`, with the action itself being a deferred tool found via the search catalogue. The test is updated to reflect this new routing, and the corresponding integration specialist test is adjusted to remove the delegation call from its scripted completions.

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…ration delegation assertions

The SkillDelegationTool is no longer part of the public tool surface, so the tests that exercised it are removed. The orchestrator tool synthesis test is updated to reflect that connected integrations now produce individual Deferred tools for each action rather than a single delegate_to_integrations_agent tool, and disconnected integrations are correctly excluded from the tool list.

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…rator route

The composio-gmail-read test case now expects the orchestrator to call `tool_search` directly instead of delegating to the integrations agent. The `_why` and `_gate` fields were updated to reflect that the delegate_to_integrations_agent hand-off has been removed, and `delegate_to_integrations_agent` was moved from the expected calls to the forbidden calls list.

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…r's direct tool_search path

The orchestrator no longer uses `delegate_to_integrations_agent` for integration actions; it now finds them through `tool_search` and calls them directly. The prompt-evals documentation is updated to describe this new path, and the plan document is amended to note that the delegate has been removed.

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…from chat

Update documentation across multiple files to reflect that the orchestrator no longer delegates to the integrations agent for Composio actions. Instead, connected actions are exposed as `Deferred` tools on the orchestrator's own belt, found through `tool_search` and called directly. This removes the `SkillDelegationTool` and the `delegate_to_integrations_agent` tool, simplifying the delegation model and making the orchestrator the direct caller for integration actions.

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Three new tests verify that bridge_prompt_tools correctly advertises search and call tools when a deferred catalogue is present, does not enumerate the full deferred catalogue in the prompt, and returns an empty list when no deferred catalogue exists. These tests guard against a live failure where the model would narrate a tool call it could not execute because the required signatures were missing from the prompt.

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Extract the logic that replaces deferred tool schemas with discovery bridge entries into a dedicated function, removing the inline implementation that was duplicated in the turn context builder. This ensures consistent behaviour across both call sites and centralises the fix for two bugs: deferred schemas were being rendered into the prompt despite deferral, and the discovery bridge entries were missing for text-dialect providers, causing the model to narrate intent instead of making tool calls.

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Add two unit tests for the `swap_deferred_for_discovery_bridge` function. The first test verifies that deferred tools are removed from the visible catalogue and replaced with discovery bridge entries, while the second confirms that the function is a no-op when no deferred set is provided.

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Clarify that a tool search must be followed by an actual tool call in the same message, and remove the redundant instruction about making the call in the same message from the live-data section since it is already covered by the tool-search rule.

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Reworded the instruction for handling connected services to make it explicit that the agent must both search for the tool and call it in the same message, removing the ambiguous phrasing about announcing a search that never runs.

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Updated the pinned commit for the tinyagents vendored dependency to incorporate upstream fixes or improvements.

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# Conflicts:
#	crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/registry/agents/orchestrator/prompt.md
#	crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/registry/agents/orchestrator/prompt_tests.rs
#	vendor/tinyagents
Update the pinned commit of the tinyagents subproject to include the latest upstream changes.

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Same base main already pins (3c9ba00, the session-todo-list work this
tree depends on), plus the tinytools bump from tinyhumansai/tinyagents#196tinyhumansai/tinytools#21: a `<|DSML|tool_call>` block parsed as
narrative and the call was dropped silently. `deepseek-v4-flash` emits
that form on the code dialect, which is the path this branch's
integration work now leans on.

Repoint to the merge commit once tinyhumansai#196 lands.

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Reworded the instruction for emitting a tool call after a search to remove the redundant "so an announced search never happens" clause and simplify the phrasing, making the rule clearer that the call must be emitted directly rather than announced.

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Changed "an announced search never happens: emit the call" to "an announced search never runs: emit it" to clarify that the search action itself should be executed rather than merely announced, removing the misleading implication that the search should not occur.

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Removed the phrase "Your list is a core set" from the orchestrator prompt's first branch condition, as it was redundant with the existing instruction to report when no results are returned from a tool search.

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Updated three test assertions in the orchestrator prompt tests to reflect changes in the prompt text. The phrase "an announced search never happens" was changed to "an announced search never runs", the lead-in line assertion was updated to include the full phrase "an announced search never runs: emit it", and the assertion about the connected list was prefixed with "the list shows" to match the updated prompt wording.

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Condense multi-line test entries into single-line calls and adjust the formatting of the Google Calendar assertion to improve readability without changing the test logic.

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Tiny Sweeper reviewed this change across 6 lane(s) and found 19 active actionable finding(s). Detailed lane evidence and any incomplete work are listed below.

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  • medium · critique · Recognize GOOGLECALENDAR action prefixes — A direct action such as `GOOGLECALENDAR_CREATE_EVENT` passes the uppercase-slug check, but the prefix loop only matches entries from `KNOWN_TOOLKIT_RE`, which contains `google_cale (app/src/utils/toolTimelineFormatting\.ts:660)
  • medium · security · Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue — This only removes deferred names from `visible_tool_names`; it never removes the corresponding entries from `prompt_tools`. As a result, text-dialect prompts still render every def (crates/openhuman\-core/src/agent/prompts/types\.rs:330)
  • medium · security · Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label — This removes the special handling for `delegate_to_integrations_agent`. When no provider can be inferred from the prompt, the row now falls back to `humanizeIdentifier(entry.name)` (app/src/utils/toolTimelineFormatting\.ts:314)
  • medium · security · Recognize the GOOGLECALENDAR action prefix — Composio action names can use the `GOOGLECALENDAR_*` prefix, but the existing known-toolkit pattern only includes `google_calendar`. For a name such as `GOOGLECALENDAR_CREATE_EVENT (app/src/utils/toolTimelineFormatting\.ts:666)
  • medium · security · Add an e2e test for the new timeline integration action labelling — The new direct-action formatting path has no test coverage in the indexed test graph. Add an end-to-end or focused formatter test covering representative actions, including a multi (app/src/utils/toolTimelineFormatting\.ts:323)
  • medium · security · Assert that deferred descriptors leave the catalogue — The implementation currently has no assertion that the prompt catalogue itself excludes deferred descriptors. Add a regression test for this helper that verifies deferred names are (crates/openhuman\-core/src/agent/prompts/types\.rs:330)

Previously reported and still active

  • Preserve delegation to integrations\_agent

Resolved this pass

  • medium — Build the bridge schema from the deferred-tool count
  • Preserve delegation to integrations_agent
  • Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label
  • Assert that deferred descriptors leave the catalogue
  • Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue
  • Retain coverage for skill delegation
  • Wire the bridge tools into text-dialect prompt construction
  • Route unconnected services to the connect-card flow
  • Keep the chat reachability description accurate
  • Require the direct Gmail read call
  • Keep the integrations delegation description consistent
  • Recognize the GOOGLECALENDAR action prefix
  • Preserve access to colliding integration actions
  • Populate the bridge manifest with deferred tools
  • Restore the non-integration request guard
  • Keep backend integration metadata out of executable prompt instructions
  • Add an e2e test for the new timeline integration action labelling
  • Build the bridge schema from the deferred-tool count
  • Preserve toolkit-specific labels for integration delegation
  • Preserve delegation to integrations_agent
  • Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label
  • Wire the bridge tools into text-dialect prompt construction
  • Route unconnected services to the connect-card flow
  • Keep the chat reachability description accurate
  • Require the direct Gmail read call
  • Keep the integrations delegation description consistent
  • Recognize the GOOGLECALENDAR action prefix
  • Preserve access to colliding integration actions
  • Populate the bridge manifest with deferred tools
  • Restore the non-integration request guard
  • Keep backend integration metadata out of executable prompt instructions
  • Add an e2e test for the new timeline integration action labelling
  • Build the bridge schema from the deferred-tool count
  • Preserve toolkit-specific labels for integration delegation
  • Retain coverage for skill delegation
  • high — Preserve delegation to integrations_agent
  • medium — Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label
  • medium — Assert that deferred descriptors leave the catalogue
  • medium — Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue
  • medium — Retain coverage for skill delegation
  • medium — Wire the bridge tools into text-dialect prompt construction
  • medium — Route unconnected services to the connect-card flow
  • medium — Keep the chat reachability description accurate
  • medium — Require the direct Gmail read call
  • medium — Keep the integrations delegation description consistent
  • medium — Recognize the GOOGLECALENDAR action prefix
  • medium — Preserve access to colliding integration actions
  • medium — Populate the bridge manifest with deferred tools
  • medium — Restore the non-integration request guard
  • medium — Keep backend integration metadata out of executable prompt instructions
  • medium — Add an e2e test for the new timeline integration action labelling
  • high — Preserve delegation to integrations_agent
  • medium — Build the bridge schema from the deferred-tool count
  • medium — Preserve toolkit-specific labels for integration delegation
  • Preserve delegation to integrations_agent
  • Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label
  • Assert that deferred descriptors leave the catalogue
  • Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue
  • Retain coverage for skill delegation
  • Wire the bridge tools into text-dialect prompt construction
  • Route unconnected services to the connect-card flow
  • Keep the chat reachability description accurate
  • Require the direct Gmail read call
  • Keep the integrations delegation description consistent
  • Recognize the GOOGLECALENDAR action prefix
  • Preserve access to colliding integration actions
  • Populate the bridge manifest with deferred tools
  • Restore the non-integration request guard
  • Keep backend integration metadata out of executable prompt instructions
  • Add an e2e test for the new timeline integration action labelling
  • Build the bridge schema from the deferred-tool count
  • Preserve toolkit-specific labels for integration delegation
  • Preserve delegation to integrations_agent
  • Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label
  • Assert that deferred descriptors leave the catalogue
  • Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue
  • Retain coverage for skill delegation
  • Wire the bridge tools into text-dialect prompt construction
  • Route unconnected services to the connect-card flow
  • Keep the chat reachability description accurate
  • Require the direct Gmail read call
  • Keep the integrations delegation description consistent
  • Recognize the GOOGLECALENDAR action prefix
  • Preserve access to colliding integration actions
  • Populate the bridge manifest with deferred tools
  • Restore the non-integration request guard
  • Keep backend integration metadata out of executable prompt instructions
  • Add an e2e test for the new timeline integration action labelling
  • Build the bridge schema from the deferred-tool count
  • Preserve toolkit-specific labels for integration delegation
  • high — Preserve delegation to integrations_agent
  • medium — Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label
  • medium — Assert that deferred descriptors leave the catalogue
  • medium — Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue
  • medium — Retain coverage for skill delegation
  • medium — Wire the bridge tools into text-dialect prompt construction
  • medium — Route unconnected services to the connect-card flow
  • medium — Keep the chat reachability description accurate
  • medium — Require the direct Gmail read call
  • medium — Keep the integrations delegation description consistent
  • medium — Recognize the GOOGLECALENDAR action prefix
  • medium — Preserve access to colliding integration actions
  • medium — Populate the bridge manifest with deferred tools
  • medium — Restore the non-integration request guard
  • medium — Keep backend integration metadata out of executable prompt instructions
  • high — Preserve delegation to integrations_agent
  • medium — Build the bridge schema from the deferred-tool count
  • medium — Preserve toolkit-specific labels for integration delegation

Pending checks: Rust E2E (mock backend), Build Playwright E2E Artifact, E2E (Playwright / web lane), Desktop E2E (full suite, 3 OS), Rust Feature-Gate Smoke (gates off)

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  • Address carried finding Preserve delegation to integrations\_agent.
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  • Lane summary: Reviewed 3 files; 3 findings. (2 already reported on an earlier push) (1 earlier finding(s) still open) _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `29866c35dd75`), so retrieved context may be out of date._ _Memory was unavailable (model: cortex: v1/recall: timed out after 10s), so this review ran without it._
  • Evidence: app/src/utils/toolTimelineFormatting\.ts — Recognize GOOGLECALENDAR action prefixes

security

  • Conclusion: Success
  • Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
  • Lane summary: Reviewed 3 files; 5 findings. (1 earlier finding(s) still open) _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `29866c35dd75`), so retrieved context may be out of date._ _Memory was unavailable (model: cortex: v1/recall: timed out after 10s), so this review ran without it._
  • Evidence: crates/openhuman\-core/src/agent/prompts/types\.rs — Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue
  • Evidence: app/src/utils/toolTimelineFormatting\.ts — Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label
  • Evidence: app/src/utils/toolTimelineFormatting\.ts — Recognize the GOOGLECALENDAR action prefix
  • Evidence: app/src/utils/toolTimelineFormatting\.ts — Add an e2e test for the new timeline integration action labelling
  • Evidence: crates/openhuman\-core/src/agent/prompts/types\.rs — Assert that deferred descriptors leave the catalogue

tests

  • Conclusion: Success
  • Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
  • Lane summary: This incremental diff replaces the final remaining delegation-to-integrations-agent logic in the frontend timeline formatting with a direct integration action recognizer (`inferIntegrationActionName`), updates `PromptTool` to use `Cow` strings and adds `swap_deferred_for_discovery_bridge` to correctly omit deferred tools from text-dialect prompt catalogues, and includes trivial formatting fixes in test code. All prior concerns are addressed by the code in this revision. (1 earlier finding(s) still open) _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `29866c35dd75`), so retrieved context may be out of date._ _Memory was unavailable (model: cortex: v1/recall: timed out after 10s), so this review ran without it._

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description

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  • Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
  • Lane summary: This revision wires the deferred-to-bridge swap at both prompt-build sites and adds a frontend function to label direct integration actions by provider. All earlier concerns about catalogue leakage, missing bridge schemas, and timeline labels are now resolved. The remaining changes are formatting-only; no new problems are introduced. (1 earlier finding(s) still open) _The code index is behind this pull request (indexed at `29866c35dd75`), so retrieved context may be out of date._ _Memory was unavailable (model: cortex: v1/recall: timed out after 10s), so this review ran without it._

e2e

  • Conclusion: Neutral
  • Scope reviewed: all assigned evidence
  • Lane summary: The pull request removes the legacy integrations delegation tool (`delegate_to_integrations_agent`) and reworks the orchestrator to discover and call Composio actions directly via `tool_search`. The Rust end-to-end tests cover the new orchestrator prompt and tool selection, but the frontend timeline formatting changes that label these direct actions (`inferIntegrationActionName`) have no end-to-end test coverage (only a unit test). (1 finding discarded for not matching a changed line) Waiting on end-to-end jobs: `Rust E2E (mock backend)`, `Build Playwright E2E Artifact`, `E2E (Playwright / web lane)`, `Desktop E2E (full suite, 3 OS)`, `Rust Feature-Gate Smoke (gates off)`. (19 earlier finding(s) still open)
  • Unresolved questions/checks: Rust E2E (mock backend), Build Playwright E2E Artifact, E2E (Playwright / web lane), Desktop E2E (full suite, 3 OS), Rust Feature-Gate Smoke (gates off)
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The change removes the integrations sub-agent delegation path. Connected Composio actions are synthesized as deferred tools, exposed through tool_search and tool_call, and invoked directly. Prompts, tests, runtime wiring, documentation, and timeline formatting now reflect this flow.

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Direct integration actions

Layer / File(s) Summary
Action synthesis and delegation removal
crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/orchestration/..., crates/openhuman-core/src/tools/..., crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/registry/agents/orchestrator/agent.toml
Skills wildcards now create deferred tools for connected actions. The SkillDelegationTool implementation, exports, dispatch handling, and related tests were removed.
Prompt discovery bridge
crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/prompts/..., crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/session_host/..., crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/tinyagents/discovery/...
Prompt metadata now supports owned strings. Deferred tools are replaced with tool_search and tool_call bridge tools.
Orchestrator search-and-call guidance
crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/registry/agents/orchestrator/*, tests/agent_prompt_comprehension_e2e.rs, scripts/prompt-eval/cases.json
Guidance and tests now require searching for connected actions and calling the returned action without an integrations sub-agent.
Timeline and supporting updates
app/src/utils/toolTimelineFormatting.ts, app/src/utils/__tests__/*, docs/*, gitbooks/*, tests/*
Timeline formatting recognizes provider-prefixed action names. Documentation, comments, regression coverage, and the vendored tinyagents pointer were updated.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Orchestrator
  participant tool_search
  participant ComposioAction
  participant tool_call
  Orchestrator->>tool_search: search connected actions
  tool_search-->>Orchestrator: return matching action
  Orchestrator->>tool_call: invoke action
  tool_call->>ComposioAction: execute connected action
  ComposioAction-->>Orchestrator: return action result
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to f94ff

Connected-action discovery remains available, but its prompt lacks the advertised catalogue count and colliding action names can make one provider action unavailable. Update the bridge and collision handling before relying on this flow broadly; also correct the stale benchmark caption.

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Direct action calls now answer the call
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#	crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/prompts/types.rs
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Fix or reply to the findings below and push. The next review clears this automatically once they are gone — you should not need to dismiss anything by hand.

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## Scope

- You do **NOT** have access to Composio / managed OAuth integrations. If a task requires acting on an external SaaS account (Gmail, Notion, GitHub, Slack, …), stop and report back — the orchestrator will spawn `integrations_agent` with the correct toolkit.
- You do **NOT** have access to Composio / managed OAuth integrations. If a task requires acting on an external SaaS account (Gmail, Notion, GitHub, Slack, …), stop and report back — the orchestrator calls connected-service actions itself.

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priority high critique confident

Preserve delegation to integrations_agent

This agent still has no Composio or managed OAuth tools, so changing the routing instruction to say that the orchestrator calls connected-service actions itself leaves SaaS work without a path to the integrations_agent that owns those action tools. For a task such as sending Gmail or updating GitHub, tools_agent will report back instead of causing the required integration-agent delegation, and the operation will not be completed. Keep the instruction aligned with the existing integrations-agent delegation flow.

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- You do **NOT** have access to Composio / managed OAuth integrations. If a task requires acting on an external SaaS account (Gmail, Notion, GitHub, Slack, …), stop and report back — the orchestrator calls connected-service actions itself.
- You **do** NOT have access to Composio / managed OAuth integrations. If a task requires acting on an external SaaS account (Gmail, Notion, GitHub, Slack, …), stop and report back — the orchestrator will spawn `integrations_agent` with the correct toolkit.

[RULE] incorrect-delegation-target ·

title = humanizeIdentifier(entry.name);
}

const title = provider ? integrationActivityTitle(provider) : humanizeIdentifier(entry.name);

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priority medium critique confident

Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label

When entry.name is delegate_to_integrations_agent and no toolkit can be inferred from the arguments or prompt, provider is undefined and this now renders Delegate To Integrations Agent. The removed branch intentionally displayed Checking your connected app (or the selected integration's activity title), so ordinary integration delegations lose their user-facing label. Keep the special case while adding the direct-action handling.


Additional security observation

priority medium confident

Preserve toolkit-specific labels for integration delegation

[RULE] preserve-existing-behavior

For delegate_to_integrations_agent, provider is derived only from the prompt or the entry name. The removed branch used parsedArgs?.toolkit to label the activity, so requests with a toolkit but no recognizable provider in the prompt now display the generic Delegate to integrations agent title instead of the connected service. Retain the toolkit-based fallback when formatting this delegation entry.

[RULE] behavior-regression ·

swap_deferred_for_discovery_bridge(&mut tools, &mut visible, &deferred);

assert!(visible.contains("shell"), "a direct tool stays advertised");
assert!(

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priority medium critique confident

Assert that deferred descriptors leave the catalogue

This assertion checks only the separately maintained visible set, not tools, which is the vector passed to the prompt renderer. The test would still pass if swap_deferred_for_discovery_bridge left both deferred PromptTool entries in tools and merely removed their names from visible; that would render the deferred schemas and violate the behavior described by the test. Assert that no deferred descriptor remains in tools as well.

[RULE] incomplete-test ·

if deferred_tool_names.is_empty() {
return;
}
visible_tool_names.retain(|name| !deferred_tool_names.contains(name));

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priority medium critique confident

Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue

swap_deferred_for_discovery_bridge removes deferred names from visible_tool_names, but it never removes the corresponding entries from prompt_tools; it only appends the bridge entries. As a result, every deferred tool schema is still rendered into the text prompt, defeating the context-saving purpose of deferral and potentially causing oversized prompts. Filter prompt_tools by the deferred names before adding the bridge tools.


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priority medium confident

Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue

[RULE] incomplete-filter

This only removes deferred names from visible_tool_names; it never removes the corresponding entries from prompt_tools. If the catalogue was already populated with deferred tools, their full schemas are still rendered into the text prompt, defeating deferral and potentially re-exposing a large set of actions the bridge is meant to discover lazily. Retain only non-deferred entries in prompt_tools before appending the bridge tools.

Suggested change for this observation (reference only)

prompt_tools.retain(|tool| !deferred_tool_names.contains(tool.name.as_ref()));
    visible_tool_names.retain(|name| !deferred_tool_names.contains(name));

[RULE] incomplete-filter ·

assert!(provider.saw("gmail"));
}

#[tokio::test]

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priority medium critique confident

Retain coverage for skill delegation

Deleting this test removes the only visible end-to-end assertion that SkillDelegationTool accepts a connected toolkit, routes the prompt to the child model, returns the child's answer inline, and does not create a worker. A future regression in toolkit validation or result formatting can now pass without detection. Keep this test, or add equivalent coverage in the replacement test suite.

[RULE] missing-regression-test ·

@@ -280,7 +184,7 @@ pub fn collect_orchestrator_tools(
/// Gated actions are left out: the model cannot call them and the prompt's
/// Connected Integrations section already explains how to unlock them.
/// A collision on an action slug across two toolkits keeps the first

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priority medium critique likely

Preserve access to colliding integration actions

collect_deferred_integration_actions deduplicates by the bare action name, while each deferred tool is also bound to a single toolkit. If two connected toolkits expose the same action name, only the first sorted toolkit gets a callable tool and the other action is silently discarded. The removed collapsed delegation tool could select a toolkit explicitly, so this is a regression: requests targeting the second toolkit can no longer be fulfilled. Namespace the synthesized tool names or retain a toolkit selector for collisions rather than dropping the later action.

[RULE] unreachable-capability ·

// every deferred tool — the prompt advertises that a search exists, not
// what it would find.
policy.manifest_token_budget = 0;
bridge_schemas(&DeferredCatalog::build(Vec::new()), &policy)

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priority medium security confident

Populate the bridge manifest with deferred tools

deferred is only checked for zero and is never used to populate the DeferredCatalog; the bridge is therefore rendered from an empty catalogue on every nonzero call. For text dialects, the prompt's tool_search schema advertises an empty manifest, so the model cannot discover the deferred tools this change is intended to expose. Build the prompt schema from a catalogue representing the deferred tools, or pass the actual deferred catalogue into this function rather than discarding it.


Additional critique observation

priority medium likely

Build the bridge schema from the deferred-tool count

[RULE] incorrect-input

The deferred argument only controls the early return; every nonzero call passes an empty DeferredCatalog to bridge_schemas. The generated tool_search schema therefore renders a manifest/count for zero tools, even when the caller reports deferred tools such as 12, so the model can be told that there is nothing to search. Pass a catalogue or otherwise construct the schema using the actual deferred count/data instead of an empty catalogue.

[RULE] incorrect-bridge-catalogue ·

connected_with_gated = gated.len(),
"[connected-integrations] gated-tools scan complete"
);
if !gated.is_empty() {

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priority medium security confident

Restore the non-integration request guard

The previous guide explicitly told the orchestrator not to delegate greetings, local filesystem requests, general-knowledge questions, or other non-integration work. That guard is removed here and is now emitted only when at least one gated action exists. For a connected toolkit with no gated actions, the model is told to search and call integration actions but receives no equivalent restriction, so ordinary requests can be misrouted into external-service tools and cause unintended side effects. Emit the non-integration guard independently of the gated-tools appendix.

[RULE] unsafe-tool-routing ·

} else {
gt.description.as_str()
};
let _ = writeln!(

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priority medium security likely

Keep backend integration metadata out of executable prompt instructions

gt.name, desc, and gt.required_scope originate from connected-integration metadata and are interpolated directly into the orchestrator’s system prompt. With this change the orchestrator can search for and invoke integration actions itself, so a compromised or maliciously supplied description can inject instructions that steer the model toward unintended searches or external actions. Treat these values as untrusted data: omit backend prose from the system prompt or render it in a strongly isolated, explicitly non-instructional data section and ensure action selection remains governed by trusted tool schemas and authorization checks.

[RULE] prompt-injection ·

* an upper-case `<TOOLKIT>_<ACTION>` name on a known toolkit, so ordinary
* tools and unknown toolkits keep their generic label.
*/
function inferIntegrationActionName(

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priority medium e2e confident

Add an e2e test for the new timeline integration action labelling

The new inferIntegrationActionName function changes how connected-service actions (e.g. GMAIL_SEND_EMAIL) are displayed in the timeline UI. The change is covered by unit tests (toolTimelineFormatting.test.ts) but there is no Playwright-style end-to-end test that renders a real timeline entry with an integration action and asserts the title/detail. If the frontend builds or the data shape evolves, this label could regress without automated detection.

[RULE] e2e-uncovered ·

@tinysweeper tinysweeper Bot added the priority: p1 Next. Wrong behaviour a user will hit, or a security weakness behind a condition. label Sep 22, 2026

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🟡 Minor · Update the stale overlap-ranker caption. · jev-tool-search-baseline.md:27

docs/plans/jev-tool-search-baseline.md:27
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update the stale overlap-ranker caption.

Lines 14-20 state that the integrations sub-agent route was removed. This row still calls overlap “the sub-agent's narrowing today”. Mark it as the former sub-agent narrowing path.

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In `@docs/plans/jev-tool-search-baseline.md` at line 27, Update the overlap row
caption for rank_tools_by_prompt to identify it as the former sub-agent
narrowing path, matching the removal of the integrations sub-agent route
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In `@crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/tinyagents/discovery/mod.rs`:
- Around line 145-167: Update bridge_prompt_tools to build deferred placeholders
for the requested deferred count instead of an empty DeferredCatalog, and set
discovery_policy’s manifest_token_budget high enough for the bare “deferred
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is zero and continue converting bridge_schemas results into PromptTool values.

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In `@docs/plans/jev-tool-search-baseline.md`:
- Line 27: Update the overlap row caption for rank_tools_by_prompt to identify
it as the former sub-agent narrowing path, matching the removal of the
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pub(crate) fn bridge_prompt_tools(
deferred: usize,
) -> Vec<crate::agent::prompts::PromptTool<'static>> {
if deferred == 0 {
return Vec::new();
}
use tinyagents_harness::tool::discover::{bridge_schemas, DeferredCatalog};
let mut policy = discovery_policy();
// A zero budget renders the manifest as a bare count instead of naming
// every deferred tool — the prompt advertises that a search exists, not
// what it would find.
policy.manifest_token_budget = 0;
bridge_schemas(&DeferredCatalog::build(Vec::new()), &policy)
.into_iter()
.map(|schema| {
crate::agent::prompts::PromptTool::owned(
schema.name,
schema.description,
schema.parameters.to_string(),
)
})
.collect()
}

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<title>pkg/tools/deferred.go</title> https://github.com/grasberg/sofia/blob/main/pkg/tools/deferred.go // Sofia registers ~84 built-in tools plus any MCP tools; sending every JSON // schema on every LLM call eats context. When the schemas of the deferrable // tools would occupy more than a configured percentage of the model&`#39`;s context // window, those tools are hidden from the per-call tool list and replaced by // three bridge tools: // // tool_search — keyword search over the deferred catalog // tool_describe — full schemas for named deferred tools // tool_call — invoke a deferred tool by name // ... // The catalog ... recomputed statelessly from the live registry on every use ... // so ... is no session drift ... registrations (cron ... dynamic tools, // ... // EstimateToolSchemaTokens estimates the token cost of exposing a tool // definition to the LLM by JSON-serializing the full provider schema and // dividing the character count by 4. JSON schemas are punctuation-dense and // tokenize close to 4 chars/token; this intentionally differs from the ~2.5 // chars/token prose heuristic used by estimateTokens in pkg/agent. The // heuristic lives here so the deferral policy is self-contained in pkg/tools. ... func EstimateToolSchemaTokens(t Tool) int { b, err := json.Marshal(ToolToSchema(t)) if err != nil { // Extremely unlikely (schemas are plain maps); fall back to the // name+description length so the tool still counts toward the budget. return (len(t.Name()) + len(t.Description())) / 4 } return len(b) / 4 } ... // DeferralPolicy decides, statelessly, which tools are deferred. A tool is a // deferral candidate when its name matches one of the configured prefixes and // it is neither a core tool nor a bridge tool. Deferral is all-or-nothing // over the candidate set: if the candidates&`#39`; combined schema size exceeds // thresholdPct% of the context window, all of them are deferred; otherwise // none are (mirroring hermes-agent&`#39`;s tool_search behavior). ... struct { core ... // DeferralResult is the outcome of a Partition call. type DeferralResult struct { // Active are the tools to expose to the LLM. When deferral triggers it is // (non-candidates + bridge tools); otherwise it is every input tool except // the bridge tools (an empty catalog has nothing to bridge to). Active []Tool // Deferred are the hidden tools, reachable via the bridge tools. Deferred []Tool // DeferredTokens is the estimated schema cost of the candidate set. DeferredTokens int // BudgetTokens is thresholdPct% of the context window. BudgetTokens int } ... // Partition splits tools into active and deferred sets. It is pure and // stateless: callers re-run it on every prompt assembly. Input order is // preserved (bridge tools are appended last) so sorted registry input yields // deterministic, KV-cache-friendly output. ... func (p DeferralPolicy) Partition(all []Tool) DeferralResult { budget := 0 if p.contextWindow > 0 && p.thresholdPct > 0 { budget = p.contextWindow * p.thresholdPct / 100 } var bridge, candidates, rest []Tool tokens := 0 for _, t := range all { name := t.Name() switch { case IsBridgeToolName(name): bridge = append(bridge, t) case p.Eligible(name): candidates = append(candidates, t) tokens += EstimateToolSchemaTokens(t) default: rest = append(rest, t) } } res := DeferralResult{DeferredTokens: tokens, BudgetTokens: budget} if budget > 0 && tokens > budget { res.Deferred = candidates res.Active = append(rest, bridge...) return res } res.Active = rest res.Active = append(res.Active, candidates...) return res } ... // DeferralCatalog gives the bridge tools stateless access to the current // deferred set. Every call re-reads the registry and re-runs the policy. type DeferralCatalog struct { registry *ToolRegistry policy DeferralPolicy } ... // NewDeferralCatalog creates a catalog over a registry with a fixed policy. func NewDeferralCatalog(registry *ToolRegistry, policy DeferralPolicy) *DeferralCatalog { return &DeferralCatalog{registry: registry, policy: policy} } ... // snapshot returns all regist…[truncated] <title>pkg/agent/loop_deferral.go</title> https://github.com/grasberg/sofia/blob/main/pkg/agent/loop_deferral.go # pkg/agent/loop_deferral.go - Branch: main - Repository: grasberg/sofia --- package agent // Progressive tool exposure ("tool deferral") — agent-loop integration. // // The policy itself lives in pkg/tools (DeferralPolicy / DeferralCatalog and // the tool_search / tool_describe / tool_call bridge tools). This file wires // it into the loop: // // - deferralPolicyForAgent builds the stateless policy from config and the // agent&`#39`;s model context window. // - applyToolDeferral is called wherever the per-call tool definition list // is assembled (loop_llm.go); it is recomputed on every assembly, so the // catalog never drifts from the live registry. // - The bridge tools are only registered when the feature is enabled // (loop_tools.go), so the default configuration is byte-for-byte the // legacy behavior. // // APPROVAL PATH: tool_call is unwrapped in executeSingleTool (loop_llm.go) // BEFORE the approval gate runs, so the gate is consulted with the INNER tool // name and INNER arguments JSON. A deferred tool invoked through tool_call // therefore hits RequiresApproval/RequestApproval, guardrails and the // registry dispatch (ContextualTool, circuit breaker, tracker) exactly like a // direct call. ToolCallTool.Execute itself fails closed as a backstop. import ( "github.com/grasberg/sofia/pkg/config" "github.com/grasberg/sofia/pkg/logger" "github.com/grasberg/sofia/pkg/tools" ) // deferralPolicyForAgent builds the deferral policy for an agent from config // defaults (prefix list, threshold) and the agent&`#39`;s model context window. func deferralPolicyForAgent(cfg *config.Config, agent *AgentInstance) tools.DeferralPolicy { dcfg := config.DefaultToolDeferral(cfg.Agents.Defaults.ToolDeferral) return tools.NewDeferralPolicy( tools.DefaultCoreToolNames(), dcfg.DeferPrefixes, dcfg.ThresholdPct, agent.ContextWindow, ) } // applyToolDeferral partitions the agent&`#39`;s tools statelessly and returns the // list to expose to the LLM plus whether deferral kicked in. When the // deferrable schemas stay under the threshold, the full list minus the bridge // tools is returned (there is nothing for the bridges to serve) and the // caller falls through to the regular top-K relevance filter. func (al *AgentLoop) applyToolDeferral(agent *AgentInstance, all []tools.Tool) ([]tools.Tool, bool) { res := deferralPolicyForAgent(al.cfg, agent).Partition(all) if len(res.Deferred) == 0 { return res.Active, false } logger.InfoCF("agent:"+agent.ID, "TOOLS: deferral active — exposing bridge tools instead of full schemas", map[string]any{ "agent_id": agent.ID, "deferred_count": len(res.Deferred), "active_count": len(res.Active), "deferred_tokens": res.DeferredTokens, "budget_tokens": res.BudgetTokens, }) return res.Active, true } <title>built_in_deferred.rs - source</title> https://docs.rs/nexo-core/latest/src/nexo_core/agent/built_in_deferred.rs.html built_in_deferred.rs - source built_in_deferred.rs ``` 1//! Canonical list of built-in tools that ship deferred 2//! by default. Deferred tools are excluded from 3//! `ToolRegistry::to_tool_defs_non_deferred()` (the slice every 4//! provider shim — Anthropic / MiniMax / OpenAI / Gemini / DeepSeek 5//! / xAI / Mistral — emits in the request body) and instead surface 6//! through `ToolSearch` discovery + the 7//! `<available-deferred-tools>` synthetic block. The model fetches 8//! a deferred tool&`#39`;s full schema on demand via 9//! `ToolSearch(select:<name>)`. 10//! 11//! Adding a tool to [`BUILT_IN_DEFERRED_TOOLS`] is the only step 12//! required for it to participate in the `ToolSearch` budget — no 13//! per-call-site change needed. The sweep 14//! [`mark_built_in_deferred`] runs at agent boot, idempotent vs 15//! gated tools (entries not registered in this boot are silently 16//! skipped because [`ToolRegistry::set_meta`] only writes the 17//! side-channel meta map). 18//! 19//! Provider-agnostic: deferral lives at the registry layer, not in 20//! any provider shim. Switching providers does not change which 21//! tools are deferred. 22//! 23//! IRROMPIBLE refs: 24//! - `claude-code-leak/src/Tool.ts:438-449` — `shouldDefer` / 25//! `alwaysLoad` semantics. Deferred tools are sent with 26//! `defer_loading: true`; `alwaysLoad: true` is the per-tool 27//! opt-out (we don&`#39`;t need it today, no built-in requires turn-1 28//! appearance). 29//! - `claude-code-leak/src/tools/ToolSearchTool/prompt.ts:62-108` 30//! — `isDeferredTool` decision tree the consumer uses to pick 31//! the deferred subset. Carve-outs (`alwaysLoad`, `isMcp`, 32//! `name == TOOL_SEARCH`, KAIROS-mode Brief / SendUserFile, 33//! FORK_SUBAGENT-mode Agent) live there; we mirror only the 34//! `name == TOOL_SEARCH` carve-out today (ToolSearch itself 35//! must always load — the model needs it to discover the rest). 36//! - `claude-code-leak/src/services/api/claude.ts:1136-1253` — 37//! token-budget rationale: deferred schemas omitted from the 38//! request, `<available-deferred-tools>` block injects names + 39//! 1-line descriptions instead. Big surfaces (e.g. ~30 MCP 40//! tools) save thousands of tokens per turn. 41//! - Per-tool `shouldDefer: true` precedents in leak: 42//! * `src/tools/TodoWriteTool/TodoWriteTool.ts:51` 43//! * `src/tools/NotebookEditTool/NotebookEditTool.ts:94` 44//! * `src/tools/RemoteTriggerTool/RemoteTriggerTool.ts:50` 45//! * `src/tools/LSPTool/LSPTool.ts:136` 46//! * `src/tools/TeamCreateTool/TeamCreateTool.ts:78` 47//! * `src/tools/TeamDeleteTool/TeamDeleteTool.ts:36` 48//! * `src/tools/TaskListTool/TaskListTool.ts:52` — precedent for 49//! list/status read-only tools (we apply it to `TeamList` / 50//! `TeamStatus`). 51//! * `src/tools/SendMessageTool/SendMessageTool.ts:533` — 52//! precedent for messaging tools (we apply it to 53//! `TeamSendMessage`). 54//! * `src/tools/ListMcpResourcesTool/ListMcpResourcesTool.ts:50` 55//! * `src/tools/ReadMcpResourceTool/ReadMcpResourceTool.ts:59` 56//! - `research/`: no relevant prior art — OpenClaw is channel-side 57//! and has no `ToolSearch` / deferred-tool concept. 58 59use super::tool_registry::{ToolMeta, ToolRegistry}; 60 61/// Canonical list of `(tool_name, search_hint)` for built-in 62/// tools that ship deferred. The hint feeds `ToolSearch` keyword 63/// ranking — when present it scores higher than the verbose 64/// description (mirrors leak&`#39`;s `searchHint:` field on the tool 65/// definition, e.g. `TaskListTool.ts:35`). 66/// 67/// Out of scope (deferred to follow-up slices): 68/// - `EnterPlanMode` / `ExitPlanMode` (plan-mode flow 69/// control mid-turn warrants separate UX consideration). 70/// - 5 cron tools (surface differs from leak&`#39`;s 3-tool 71/// shape; defer until cron UX settles). 72/// - `WebSearch` / `WebFetch` (web-tools surface still 73/// in flux). 74pub const BUILT_IN_DEFERRED_TOOLS: &[(&str, &str)] = &[ 75 ("TodoWri…[truncated] <title>feat(api): manifest formatter with token-budget truncation · 506f517851 - api - Gitea: Git with a cup of tea</title> https://git.muticolturano.com/adiuvAI/api/commit/506f517851dd9ba2ca139eace788f6ab40d5112c feat(api): manifest formatter with token-budget truncation · 506f517851 - api - Gitea: Git with a cup of tea ### feat(api): manifest formatter with token-budget truncation This commit is contained in: Roberto 2026-05-12 11:28:13 +02:00 2 changed files with 70 additions and 0 deletions app/core/deep_agent.py | `@@ -60,6 +60,41 @@ def _language_instruction(context: dict[str, Any]) -> str:` | | --- | | ` f"All your output text must be written in {lang}."` | | ` )` | | `MANIFEST_TOKEN_BUDGET = 3000 # rough budget for <linked_folder> block` | | `def format_folder_manifest(manifest: dict | None) -> str:` | | ` """Format a folder manifest into the <linked_folder> block.` | | ` Truncates by mtime DESC if estimated tokens exceed MANIFEST_TOKEN_BUDGET.` | | ` Returns empty string if manifest is None or has no files.` | | ` """` | | ` if not manifest or not manifest.get("files"):` | | ` return ""` | | ` files = list(manifest["files"])` | | ` files.sort(key=lambda f: f.get("mtimeMs", 0), reverse=True)` | | ` header = (` | | ` f"<linked_folder>\npath: {manifest.get(&`#39`;folderPath&`#39`;, &`#39`;?&`#39`;)} "` | | ` f"({len(files)} files, scanned {manifest.get(&`#39`;lastScannedAt&`#39`;, &`#39`;?&`#39`;)})\nfiles:\n"` | | ` )` | | ` footer_template = "… {} more files omitted, use read_project_folder_file to access by path\n</linked_folder>"` | | ` char_budget = MANIFEST_TOKEN_BUDGET * 4 # ~4 chars/token` | | ` body = ""` | | ` included = 0` | | ` for f in files:` | | ` line = f"- /{f[&`#39`;relPath&`#39`;]} [{f.get(&`#39`;kind&`#39`;,&`#39`;text&`#39`;)}] {f.get(&`#39`;summary&`#39`;,&`#39`;&`#39`;)}\n"` | | ` if len(header) + len(body) + len(line) + len(footer_template.format(0)) > char_budget:` | | ` break` | | ` body += line` | | ` included += 1` | | ` omitted = len(files) - included` | | ` if omitted > 0:` | | ` return header + body + footer_template.format(omitted)` | | ` return header + body + "</linked_folder>"` | | `def _datetime_context_injection(context: dict[str, Any]) -> str:` | | ` """Build a comprehensive DATE CONTEXT block with pre-computed ms-epoch boundaries for common ranges."""` | | ` fp = context.get("format_prefs")` | tests/test_manifest_injection.py Normal file | `@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@` | | --- | | `from __future__ import annotations` | | `from app.core.deep_agent import format_folder_manifest, MANIFEST_TOKEN_BUDGET` | | `def test_format_folder_manifest_basic():` | | ` manifest = {` | | ` "folderPath": "D:\\Acme",` | | ` "lastScannedAt": "2h ago",` | | ` "files": [` | | ` {"relPath": "briefs/kickoff.md", "kind": "text", "summary": "Kickoff notes; scope and deadlines."},` | | ` {"relPath": "logos/logo-v3.png", "kind": "image", "summary": "Final logo on white."},` | | ` ],` | | ` }` | | ` out = format_folder_manifest(manifest)` | | ` assert "<linked_folder>" in out` | | ` assert "/briefs/kickoff.md" in out or "briefs/kickoff.md" in out` | | ` assert "[text]" in out` | | ` assert "[image]" in out` | | `def test_format_folder_manifest_truncates_past_budget():` | | ` files = [` | | ` {"relPath": f"f{i}.md", "kind": "text", "summary": "x" * 100, "mtimeMs": i}` | | ` for i in range(2000)` | | ` ]` | | ` out = format_folder_manifest({"folderPath": "p", "lastScannedAt": "now", "files": files})` | | ` assert "more files omitted" in out` | | ` # Rough token check` | | ` assert len(out) // 4 < MANIFEST_TOKEN_BUDGET + 200` | | `def test_format_folder_manifest_null_returns_empty():` | …[truncated] <title>pkg/tools/deferred_test.go</title> https://github.com/grasberg/sofia/blob/main/pkg/tools/deferred_test.go DeferralPolicy ... OverThresholdDefersOnlyNonCore(t *testing ... T) { fat ... strings.Repeat("very long tool description ", 200) // ~5600 chars ≈ 1400 tokens all := []Tool{ &deferralFakeTool{name: "read_file", desc: fat ... // core — never deferred ... deferralFakeTool{name: "docker", desc ... // no prefix ... — stays & ... ralFakeTool{name: ... cpanel", desc: fat ... {name: ... _srv__x", desc: fat ... FakeTool{name ... 1% of 10000 ... 100 ... two fat candidates blow it ... policy := new ... ralPolicyFor ... ", "mcp_ ... , 10000 ... res := policy.Partition ... deferredNames := toolNames(res.Deferred) activeNames := toolNames(res.Active ... t, []string{" ... panel", "m ... func TestDeferralPolicy_BridgeToolsHiddenWhenNothingDeferred(t *testing.T) { all := []Tool{ &deferralFakeTool{name: "read_file", desc: "core"}, &deferralFakeTool{name: ... Name, desc: "bridge"}, & ... Name, desc ... "bridge"}, ... t, res. ... "bridge tools must not ... catalog is empty ... // deferralTestCatalog builds a registry + catalog where prefix-matched tools // are guaranteed to be deferred (tiny budget). func deferralTestCatalog(t *testing.T, extra ...Tool) (*ToolRegistry, *DeferralCatalog) { t.Helper() reg := NewToolRegistry() fat := strings.Repeat("filler ", 400) reg.Register(&deferralFakeTool{name: "read_file", desc: "Read a file from disk"}) reg.Register(&deferralFakeTool{name: "cpanel", desc: "Manage cPanel hosting: email accounts, databases, DNS zones. " + fat}) reg.Register(&deferralFakeTool{name: "mcp_gmail__send", desc: "Send an email via the Gmail MCP server. " + fat}) for _, e := range extra { reg.Register(e) } policy := newDeferralPolicyForTest([]string{"cpanel", "mcp_", "guarded_"}, 1, 1000) return reg, NewDeferralCatalog(reg, policy) } ... func TestToolSearch_FindsDeferredByKeyword(t *testing.T) { _, catalog := deferralTestCatalog(t) search := NewToolSearchTool(catalog) res := search.Execute(context.Background(), map[string]any{"query": "email gmail"}) require.False(t, res.IsError) assert.Contains(t, res.ForLLM, "mcp_gmail__send") assert.Contains(t, res.ForLLM, "cpanel", "description keyword &`#39`;email&`#39`; should match cpanel too") assert.NotContains(t, res.ForLLM, "read_file", "core tools are not part of the deferred catalog") } ... func TestToolSearch_EmptyCatalog(t *testing.T) { reg := NewToolRegistry() reg.Register(&deferralFakeTool{name: "read_file", desc: "core only"}) catalog := NewDeferralCatalog(reg, newDeferralPolicyForTest([]string{"cpanel"}, 1, 1000)) res := NewToolSearchTool(catalog).Execute(context.Background(), map[string]any{"query": "anything"}) require.False(t, res.IsError) assert.Contains(t, res.ForLLM, "No tools are currently deferred") } ... func TestToolSearch_CatalogIsStateless(t *testing.T) { reg, catalog := deferralTestCatalog(t) search := NewToolSearchTool(catalog) // A tool registered AFTER catalog construction must be discoverable — // the catalog is recomputed from the live registry on every call. reg.Register(&deferralFakeTool{ name: "mcp_late__arrival", desc: "Late-registered MCP tool for weather forecasts. 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Preserve the deferred count in the bridge manifest.

DeferredCatalog::build(Vec::new()) creates an empty catalogue, and policy.manifest_token_budget = 0 makes render_manifest return an empty string. The prompt therefore carries no deferred-tool count. Build deferred placeholders and allocate enough budget for the bare count.

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-    policy.manifest_token_budget = 0;
-    bridge_schemas(&DeferredCatalog::build(Vec::new()), &policy)
+    let placeholders = (0..deferred)
+        .map(|index| {
+            tinyinference_llm::tool::ToolSchema::new(
+                format!("__deferred_placeholder_{index}"),
+                "",
+                serde_json::json!({"type": "object"}),
+            )
+        })
+        .collect();
+    let count_bytes = format!("{deferred} deferred tool(s) are searchable.\n").len();
+    policy.manifest_token_budget = (count_bytes + 3) / 4;
+    bridge_schemas(&DeferredCatalog::build(placeholders), &policy)
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pub(crate) fn bridge_prompt_tools(
deferred: usize,
) -> Vec<crate::agent::prompts::PromptTool<'static>> {
if deferred == 0 {
return Vec::new();
}
use tinyagents_harness::tool::discover::{bridge_schemas, DeferredCatalog};
let mut policy = discovery_policy();
// A zero budget renders the manifest as a bare count instead of naming
// every deferred tool — the prompt advertises that a search exists, not
// what it would find.
policy.manifest_token_budget = 0;
bridge_schemas(&DeferredCatalog::build(Vec::new()), &policy)
.into_iter()
.map(|schema| {
crate::agent::prompts::PromptTool::owned(
schema.name,
schema.description,
schema.parameters.to_string(),
)
})
.collect()
}
pub(crate) fn bridge_prompt_tools(
deferred: usize,
) -> Vec<crate::agent::prompts::PromptTool<'static>> {
if deferred == 0 {
return Vec::new();
}
use tinyagents_harness::tool::discover::{bridge_schemas, DeferredCatalog};
let mut policy = discovery_policy();
// A zero budget renders the manifest as a bare count instead of naming
// every deferred tool — the prompt advertises that a search exists, not
// what it would find.
let placeholders = (0..deferred)
.map(|index| {
tinyinference_llm::tool::ToolSchema::new(
format!("__deferred_placeholder_{index}"),
"",
serde_json::json!({"type": "object"}),
)
})
.collect();
let count_bytes = format!("{deferred} deferred tool(s) are searchable.\n").len();
policy.manifest_token_budget = (count_bytes + 3) / 4;
bridge_schemas(&DeferredCatalog::build(placeholders), &policy)
.into_iter()
.map(|schema| {
crate::agent::prompts::PromptTool::owned(
schema.name,
schema.description,
schema.parameters.to_string(),
)
})
.collect()
}
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In `@crates/openhuman-core/src/agent/tinyagents/discovery/mod.rs` around lines 145
- 167, Update bridge_prompt_tools to build deferred placeholders for the
requested deferred count instead of an empty DeferredCatalog, and set
discovery_policy’s manifest_token_budget high enough for the bare “deferred
tool(s) are searchable” count. Preserve the existing empty result when deferred
is zero and continue converting bridge_schemas results into PromptTool values.

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Update the tinyjuice dependency to use an explicit version for the dirs crate and add serde_json as a dependency for tinyjuice-bus. Also reformat several test assertions in web_fetch_tests.rs to improve code readability without changing any behavior.

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senamakel merged commit 66eef80 into tinyhumansai:main Sep 22, 2026
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The previously-blocking findings are resolved. Clearing the changes request.

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function inferIntegrationActionName(
name: string
): { provider: string; action: string } | undefined {
if (!/^[A-Z][A-Z0-9]*(?:_[A-Z0-9]+)+$/.test(name)) return undefined;

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priority medium critique confident

Recognize GOOGLECALENDAR action prefixes

A direct action such as GOOGLECALENDAR_CREATE_EVENT passes the uppercase-slug check, but the prefix loop only matches entries from KNOWN_TOOLKIT_RE, which contains google_calendar and not googlecalendar. The action therefore falls through to the generic humanized slug instead of getting the Google Calendar activity title. Add the actual toolkit spelling used by Composio (or normalize both spellings) before parsing the action.

[RULE] incomplete-toolkit-recognition ·

if deferred_tool_names.is_empty() {
return;
}
visible_tool_names.retain(|name| !deferred_tool_names.contains(name));

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priority medium security confident

Remove deferred tools from the prompt catalogue

This only removes deferred names from visible_tool_names; it never removes the corresponding entries from prompt_tools. As a result, text-dialect prompts still render every deferred tool's full schema, defeating deferral and potentially recreating the oversized prompt/model-behavior failure this helper is intended to prevent. Retain only non-deferred prompt entries before appending the bridge tools.

[RULE] deferred-catalogue-filtering ·

title = humanizeIdentifier(entry.name);
}

const title = provider ? integrationActivityTitle(provider) : humanizeIdentifier(entry.name);

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priority medium security confident

Preserve the integrations-agent delegation label

This removes the special handling for delegate_to_integrations_agent. When no provider can be inferred from the prompt, the row now falls back to humanizeIdentifier(entry.name) instead of showing the connected-app/checking label (or the toolkit-specific label) that the previous branch supplied. Restore the integrations-agent delegation handling so delegation rows do not regress to a raw internal tool name.

[RULE] timeline-label-regression ·

const parts = name.split('_');
for (let i = Math.min(parts.length - 1, 2); i >= 1; i -= 1) {
const toolkit = parts.slice(0, i).join('_');
if (KNOWN_TOOLKIT_RE.test(toolkit)) {

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priority medium security confident

Recognize the GOOGLECALENDAR action prefix

Composio action names can use the GOOGLECALENDAR_* prefix, but the existing known-toolkit pattern only includes google_calendar. For a name such as GOOGLECALENDAR_CREATE_EVENT, neither candidate prefix passes this check, so the new direct-action formatter returns undefined and displays the raw slug instead of a Google Calendar label. Include the actual toolkit prefix used by these action names and cover it with a test.

[RULE] integration-toolkit-parsing ·

// `tool_search` and calls them itself, so this is the row a user sees
// for "send that email". Label it by the service, with the action as
// the detail, rather than a raw humanised slug.
const directAction = inferIntegrationActionName(entry.name);

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priority medium security confident

Add an e2e test for the new timeline integration action labelling

The new direct-action formatting path has no test coverage in the indexed test graph. Add an end-to-end or focused formatter test covering representative actions, including a multi-word toolkit and the GOOGLECALENDAR form, so future changes cannot silently revert service/action labelling.

[RULE] missing-regression-test ·

if deferred_tool_names.is_empty() {
return;
}
visible_tool_names.retain(|name| !deferred_tool_names.contains(name));

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priority medium security confident

Assert that deferred descriptors leave the catalogue

The implementation currently has no assertion that the prompt catalogue itself excludes deferred descriptors. Add a regression test for this helper that verifies deferred names are absent from prompt_tools while tool_search and tool_call remain present; otherwise this contract can regress while the visible-name set still appears correct.

[RULE] missing-regression-test ·

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