feat(agent-tool-set) - #31
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needs a rebase onto the current turborepo-migration — PR #30 landed and widened Tool to ClientTool | ServerToolBase. After rebase, two sites break:
1. packages/agent/src/inner-loop/call-model.ts:102 — produces TS2339: Property 'function' does not exist on type 'Tool'. Property 'function' does not exist on type 'ServerToolBase'. at compile time, and TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'name') at runtime if any serverTool(...) is in the array. Change:
const filteredTools = activeSet ? tools?.filter((t) => activeSet.has(t.function.name)) : tools;to:
const filteredTools = activeSet
? tools?.filter((t) => isServerTool(t) || activeSet.has(t.function.name))
: tools;(import isServerTool from ../lib/tool-types.js)
2. packages/agent-tool-set/src/tool-set.ts buildToolsMap (lines 32–42) — same root cause. Compile error doesn't surface yet only because agent-tool-set resolves @openrouter/agent through the stale compiled .d.ts; runtime t.function.name still throws on any server tool passed to createToolSet. Change:
for (const t of tools) {
const name = t.function.name;
if (map.has(name)) throw new Error(`Duplicate tool name: "${name}"`);
map.set(name, t);
}to:
for (const t of tools) {
if (isServerTool(t)) continue;
const name = t.function.name;
if (map.has(name)) throw new Error(`Duplicate tool name: "${name}"`);
map.set(name, t);
}(import isServerTool from @openrouter/agent)
Server tools have no name to activate by, so skipping them keeps ToolSet client-tool-only while still allowing users to pass a mixed array through.
3. PR description: InferActiveTools and InferInactiveTools are listed under "Types:" but are not exported from packages/agent-tool-set/src/index.ts. Remove or add.
…er and buildToolsMap Addresses review feedback on PR #31 after rebasing onto current main (PR #30 widened `Tool` to `ClientTool | ServerToolBase`). - call-model.ts: filter keeps server tools unconditionally; name matching only applies to client tools, preventing `t.function.name` access on `ServerToolBase`. - tool-set.ts: `buildToolsMap` skips server tools since they have no name to activate by; `createToolSet` remains client-tool-only while accepting mixed arrays.
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Two concerns on the new ToolSet surface worth a look before merge.
Addresses review feedback on PR #31: - Server tools are no longer silently dropped. ToolSet now tracks the full ordered list separately from the client-tool name index, so `.tools` and `.inferTools()` return both client and server tools. Server tools are always active (no name to filter by) and never appear in the `activeTools` list returned by `inferTools()`. - `createToolSet` now exposes the `TShared` generic (`createToolSet<T, TShared>`), so predicates type `context` as the user's context shape instead of `Record<string, unknown>`.
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reviewed, no issues found
…er and buildToolsMap Addresses review feedback on PR #31 after rebasing onto current main (PR #30 widened `Tool` to `ClientTool | ServerToolBase`). - call-model.ts: filter keeps server tools unconditionally; name matching only applies to client tools, preventing `t.function.name` access on `ServerToolBase`. - tool-set.ts: `buildToolsMap` skips server tools since they have no name to activate by; `createToolSet` remains client-tool-only while accepting mixed arrays.
Addresses review feedback on PR #31: - Server tools are no longer silently dropped. ToolSet now tracks the full ordered list separately from the client-tool name index, so `.tools` and `.inferTools()` return both client and server tools. Server tools are always active (no name to filter by) and never appear in the `activeTools` list returned by `inferTools()`. - `createToolSet` now exposes the `TShared` generic (`createToolSet<T, TShared>`), so predicates type `context` as the user's context shape instead of `Record<string, unknown>`.
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Summary
Re-reviewed the head commit (769c98c) for the toolkits branch. The diff is functionally the same shape as previously assessed: @openrouter/agent-tool-set (new package) plus the activeTools filter wired into callModel before convertToolsToAPIFormat and before the executor's tools list (packages/agent/src/inner-loop/call-model.ts:99-119). I traced the filter path, isServerTool short-circuiting, and the last-call-wins activation resolver in packages/agent-tool-set/src/tool-set.ts, and found no correctness or security regressions. No functional changes since the prior pass were evident in this diff, so I'm treating any earlier design-level concerns as still open (see findings) rather than newly introduced or resolved, since neither the filtering logic nor the ToolSet activation semantics changed.
Findings (3)
🟡 minor · packages/agent/src/lib/async-params.ts:64-70
activeTools is typed as plain readonly string[] with no constraint against the tool names actually present in TTools. A typo (or a stale name after a tool is renamed/removed) silently drops that tool from the request instead of erroring — confirmed intentional by the 'silently ignores unknown activeTools names' test in call-model-active-tools.test.ts. Worth at least a dev-mode warning when a name in activeTools matches nothing in tools, since this is the kind of bug that fails silently rather than loudly.
🟡 minor · packages/agent-tool-set/src/tool-set.ts:214-226
inferTools()/activate()/deactivate() only validate tool names against #clientToolsByName, so a caller mixing a ToolSet's activeTools output with an unrelated/mutated tools array in callModel gets no cross-check that the two lists actually correspond — the two must be kept in sync by convention only. Not a bug given current usage (README pattern spreads {tools, activeTools} together), but worth a doc callout for anyone splitting the two fields.
⚪ nit · packages/agent-tool-set/package.json:14
License is declared Apache-2.0 for a package whose core logic is a port of MIT-licensed ai-tool-set; THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md covers attribution correctly, so this is fine as-is, just flagging for legal sign-off consistency with any other ported code in the repo.
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This head commit (cd8c1dd) is functionally identical to the previously-reviewed commit; the only diff is packages/agent-tool-set/package.json dropping the test:e2e script entry (vitest.config.ts still defines the e2e project via --project e2e, just no longer exposed as a top-level pnpm script). No source, type, or test logic changed in tool-set.ts, types.ts, call-model.ts, model-result.ts, tool-types.ts, or tool.ts since my last approval.
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🟡 minor · packages/agent-tool-set/package.json:34
test:e2e script was removed while vitest.config.ts still declares an 'e2e' vitest project (tests/e2e/**/*.test.ts). If any e2e tests are ever added to this package, there's no longer a documented entrypoint to run them via pnpm — CI/docs relying on pnpm --filter agent-tool-set test:e2e would break silently. Carried forward from my prior review: the unenforced correspondence between a ToolSet's activeTools output and an externally-supplied tools array, and the silent no-op on unknown activeTools names in callModel, both remain open as advisory (non-blocking) points.
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Addressed the latest review feedback in
Fresh forced lint, typecheck, unit tests, build, and root e2e all pass (98 agent e2e tests; MCP conditional tests skipped as designed). |
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This head commit (2f5ee6e) makes only two changes since my last-reviewed commit: it removes the now-unused e2e vitest project block from packages/agent-tool-set/vitest.config.ts, and it adds two Notes bullets to the README documenting the tools/activeTools correspondence caveat and callModel's silent-ignore-of-unknown-names behavior. All source, type, and test files are otherwise byte-identical to the previously approved state.
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🟡 minor · packages/agent-tool-set/README.md:207-209
RESOLVED (as documentation): the two Notes bullets now explicitly call out that callModel cannot verify activeTools against an unrelated tools array, and that unknown activeTools names are silently ignored — directly addressing my prior advisory findings. The underlying runtime behavior is unchanged (still no cross-check), but callers are now warned and pointed at the safe .callModel spread pattern, which is the right mitigation for a library-level API like this.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Tools filters out all tools When activeTools filters out every tool (or a fully-deactivated tool set from inferTools()/.resolve()), callModel now collapses the filtered list to undefined so the outbound request omits the tools key entirely instead of sending tools: []. Several providers reject an explicit empty tools array outright. ModelResult already treats undefined tools as its no-tools state, so this keeps behavior consistent end to end. Adds a regression test using the existing capturing-client harness that asserts the outbound request body has no tools property at all in this case. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Devin flagged that ServerToolBase.id and the toolName field on the wide
event types (ToolPreliminaryResultEvent, ToolResultEvent,
ToolStreamEvent's preliminary_result branch, ChatStreamEvent's
tool.preliminary_result branch) became required, breaking compilation
for hand-constructed legacy values even though this PR ships as a
minor bump.
Make those base fields optional for source compatibility, while
keeping serverTool() output and the per-tool "correlated" helpers
(CorrelatedToolPreliminaryResultEvent, CorrelatedToolResultEvent)
strongly typed with required literal id/toolName via an explicit
Omit<Base, 'field'> & { field: Literal } override. Add type tests
proving both halves: legacy literals still compile, and the
factory/correlated types still reject a missing or loosely-typed
id/toolName.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Build statusByTool with Object.create(null) instead of `{}`. Tool IDs are
caller-supplied strings (serverTool only rejects the empty string), so
__proto__ is a valid ID; assigning statusByTool['__proto__'] on a plain
object invokes the inherited setter and reassigns the object's prototype
instead of creating an own property, silently dropping that ID from the
documented-exhaustive map. Mirrors the existing pattern in
extractServerToolIdentity (model-result.ts) and doom-loop.ts.
Adds regression tests covering __proto__, constructor, and prototype as
tool IDs, verifying they remain real own properties (Object.hasOwn,
Object.keys) with correct status values, alongside ordinary IDs, and that
enabled/disabled/tools/activeTools stay sound.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
… arrays FilterToolsByIds only had a tuple-recursive branch, so a non-tuple `readonly Tool[]` (e.g. a dynamically assembled or MCP tool array) always fell through to `readonly []` at the type level, even though runtime resolve()/indexTools still returned the correct active elements. This made ResolvedToolSnapshot.tools and .callModel.tools unusable for those inputs. Add a `number extends T['length']` guard (true for general arrays, false for literal tuples) that routes dynamic arrays through a new distributive per-element filter (KeepIfActive) instead of the tuple recursion. Literal tuples keep the exact head/tail recursion unchanged, preserving order and concrete per-element narrowing. Adds packages/agent-tool-set/tests/unit/filter-tools-by-ids.test-d.ts covering both the tuple case (exact filtering/order/types preserved) and the wide readonly Tool[] case (no longer collapses to readonly []). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ypes
CorrelatedToolResultEvent<T> now unions `{ error: string }` into the
concrete-tool success branch of `result`, matching the shape ModelResult
actually broadcasts under `tool.result` for parse failures, thrown/rejected
executions, and tool-reported execution errors. Previously, narrowing by
`toolName` let consumers safely access success-only output fields on what
could be an error payload at runtime. The `_mcp` and wide `readonly Tool[]`
fallback branches are left as `unknown`, which already permits the error
shape.
Adds a throwing typed tool fixture and type/runtime assertions proving the
correlated type includes the error payload while preserving success
narrowing.
Addresses PR #31 review thread PRRT_kwDORynLp86XHkpG.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-ID server tools
When a custom-ID ServerTool<T, TId> value is widened/erased to the exported
ServerToolBase interface, its id is only known as plain string at the type
level. ServerToolIdOf previously synthesized `server:${config.type}` as the
sole valid id in that case, which is unsound: it rejects the real runtime id
and falsely accepts a default id that was never actually assigned. Widen to
string instead, so the real runtime id type-checks. Concrete ServerTool<T,
TId> values still keep their literal TId; tools with no structural id at all
still fall back to the synthesized default.
Adds type-level (expectTypeOf) and runtime tests reproducing the reviewed
scenario in PR #31 (thread PRRT_kwDORynLp86XHkpB).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…Set aliasing
Mutable ToolSet instances now carry a single, deliberately widened
partition/situation type (WidenedPartition/WidenedSituationMap) from
construction onward, and every mutator on a mutable instance returns
that same unrefined type instead of a freshly refined one. This closes
the gap where two aliases of one mutable object could statically claim
contradictory exact partitions after only one of them mutated.
- Add TMutable type param and Mutated<...> helper on ToolSet; used by
activate/deactivate/activateWhen/deactivateWhen/defineSituations and
the internal #withPartitionMutation.
- ToolSet.create/createToolSet({ mutable: true }) now produce
WidenedPartition<T>/WidenedSituationMap instead of the exact
InitialPartition<T>/EmptySituations used by the immutable path.
- clone({ mutable: true }) widens on flip-to-mutable; clone()/
clone({ mutable: false }) keep preserving the exact source type.
- Fix three pre-existing TS2394/TS2375 overload-compatibility errors
under exactOptionalPropertyTypes in clone, activateWhen, and
deactivateWhen.
- Add compile-time and runtime aliasing-soundness tests, plus a
regression test confirming the immutable path's exact narrowing is
unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Resolve the main-branch merge by retaining async started/settled events in both wide and correlated response-stream unions, including the concrete correlated result type. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Agent: Dismissing stale automated review. The cited Biome failures are fixed and current lint/typecheck/tests pass; the UnifiedToolFunction TName suggestion is implemented with semantically checked unified-tool narrowing coverage.
Summary
@openrouter/agent-tool-set— a declarative, immutable-by-defaultToolSetfor activating/deactivating tools with static rules, state/context-aware predicates, and named "situations" (fixed overlay configs), backed by a compile-time three-way partition (enabled/disabled/conditional) of stable tool-set IDs.activeTools?: readonly string[]option to@openrouter/agent'scallModel, so aToolSetsnapshot'scallModelsub-object can be spread directly into a request. Filtering is applied once, before both API conversion and executor/ModelResultregistration, so excluded tools are neither advertised to the model nor callable. Server tools always bypass this filter.ids to server tools (ServerToolBase.id, defaultserver:${config.type}, overridable viaserverTool(config, { id })) so they can participate in tool-set activation and identity alongside client tools (function.name).CorrelatedToolResultEvent,CorrelatedToolPreliminaryResultEvent,CorrelatedToolEventUnion,CorrelatedResponseStreamEvent,CorrelatedToolStreamEvent) that let consumers narrowevent.toolNameto recover the exact per-tool result/event payload type for a given tools tuple. The existing wide event shapes (ResponseStreamEvent,ToolResultEvent,ToolPreliminaryResultEvent,ToolStreamEvent) are unchanged in shape but now carry an optionaltoolNamefield and aTNamegeneric for back-compat.Public API (
@openrouter/agent-tool-set)createToolSet<T, TShared?>({ tools, mutable? })— build a set from an ordered tool array. Duplicate tool-set IDs throw at construction. Immutable by default;mutable: truemutates in place (partition type parameters may widen, but runtime state stays exact)..tools— full tools tuple in construction order, regardless of activation..activate(id | id[])/.deactivate(id | id[])— static flip, last-call-wins, accepts client names and server IDs..activateWhen(id, predicate)/.activateWhen({ [id]: predicate })and.deactivateWhen(...)(same two call shapes) — conditional activation driven by{ state?, context? }; moves the ID into the compile-timeconditionalpartition..defineSituations({ [name]: { enabled?, disabled?, conditional? } })— named declarative overlays; unmentioned IDs keep the base partition state. Unknown/duplicate/conflicting IDs within one situation throw..resolve(input?)→ResolvedToolSnapshot— resolve against the base partition (see below)..resolveSituation(name, input?)→ResolvedToolSnapshot— resolve with a named situation's overlay applied first. Fully static situations produce an exact tool tuple at compile time..inferTools(input?)— back-compat alias for.resolve(); returns{ tools, activeTools, enabled, disabled, statusByTool }(not just{ tools, activeTools }). Prefer.resolve()in new code..clone({ mutable? })— copy state, optionally flipping mutability.InferAllIds,InferEnabledIds,InferDisabledIds,InferConditionalIds(compile-time ID sets recovered from aToolSetinstance), andInferToolSet<T>(alias of the agent'sCorrelatedToolEventUnion<T>).ActivationInput,ActivationPredicate,Partition/EmptyPartition/InitialPartition/ActivatePartition/DeactivatePartition/ConditionalPartition/ApplySituationPartition,SituationConfig/SituationMap/SituationNames/SituationConditionalRule/InferSituationEntry/InferSituationMap/EmptySituations,StatusReason/ToolStatusEntry/StatusByToolMap,ResolvedToolSnapshot,ToolSetLike, identity/filter helpers (ClientToolName,ClientToolNamesOfTuple,ServerToolIdOf,ServerToolIdsOfTuple,ToolById,ToolIdOf,ToolIdsOfTuple,FilterToolsByIds).Server tool IDs
Every tool gets a stable tool-set ID: client tools use
function.name; server tools default toserver:${config.type}and can be overridden withserverTool(config, { id: 'server:public_search' }).serverTool()throws ifoptions.id === ''. IDs are namespace-prefixed so a server tool can never collide with a client function name, and duplicate IDs across the tuple throw atcreateToolSetconstruction.resolve / resolveSituation / partitions
Partitiontracks every tool-set ID in exactly one of three compile-time buckets —enabled,disabled,conditional— refined as.activate/.deactivate(static) and.activateWhen/.deactivateWhen(conditional) are called;.defineSituations+.resolveSituationoverlay a named, fixed configuration onto that base partition (ApplySituationPartition). When a partition is purely static (no conditional IDs),.resolve()/.resolveSituation()return an exact active-tool tuple at compile time; conditional IDs widen the compile-time upper bound toenabled | conditional, while the runtime snapshot (tools,activeTools,enabled,disabled,statusByTool) is always exhaustive and exact — every known ID appears instatusByToolwith its resolved{ enabled, reason, directive?, predicate? }.Spread-safe
.callModelResolvedToolSnapshotincludes a nestedcallModel: { tools, activeTools }sub-object in addition to the top-leveltools/activeTools/enabled/disabled/statusByToolfields. Spreading...snapshot.callModelintocallModel(client, { ...snapshot.callModel, model, input })passes onlytools/activeTools; spreading the top-level snapshot instead would leakenabled/disabled/statusByToolas unrecognizedcallModelrequest fields. This is the fix for the metadata-leak footgun.Agent changes (
@openrouter/agent)BaseCallModelInputgainsactiveTools?: readonly string[], listed inclientOnlyFields.callModelcomputes the filtered tool list once and uses it for bothconvertToolsToAPIFormatand the tools passed towardModelResult/the executor, so excluded tools are neither advertised to the model nor executable. The filter predicate short-circuitstruefor server tools (isServerTool(t) || activeSet.has(t.function.name)), so server tools always remain active regardless ofactiveTools.ServerToolBasegains anid: stringfield;serverTool<T, TId>(config, options?: { id?: TId })accepts an optionalidoverride, defaulting toserver:${config.type}and throwing on an empty-string override.tool-types.ts:CorrelatedToolPreliminaryResultEvent,CorrelatedToolResultEvent,CorrelatedToolEventUnion,CorrelatedResponseStreamEvent,CorrelatedToolStreamEvent.ToolPreliminaryResultEvent,ToolResultEvent,ResponseStreamEvent,ToolStreamEvent, andChatStreamEventeach gain aTName extends string = stringgeneric and (where applicable) atoolName: TNamefield, preserving the existing wide/untyped shapes as the default.API example
Test plan
pnpm build— both packages compilepnpm typecheck— strict mode cleanpnpm test— 775 unit tests pass (660 across 54 files in@openrouter/agent+ 41 across 1 file in@openrouter/agent-tool-set)packages/agent-tool-set/src/tool-set.test.ts— 41 cases acrosscreateToolSet,activate/deactivate,activateWhen/deactivateWhen, last-call-wins semantics, immutability vs mutability,clone,resolve/inferToolsinput shapes, exhaustivestatusByToolsnapshots, compile-time partition inference, server tools,defineSituations/resolveSituation, theTSharedgeneric,InferToolSet/event narrowing, and thecallModel-oriented spread shape.packages/agent/tests/unit/call-model-active-tools.test.ts— cases verifying the outbound request body via a capturingHTTPClient, including that server tools bypass theactiveToolsfilter.pnpm lint— Biome cleanpnpm changeset status— both packages bumped minorRelease
.changeset/agent-tool-set.md— minor bump for both@openrouter/agent-tool-set(0.1.0 initial release) and@openrouter/agent(newactiveToolsoption, server toolid, correlated event types).