feat: Implement Tool Coordinator (Fresh PR with Build Fixes) #378
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WalkthroughIntroduces a gated tool coordination workflow: generate a structured ToolPlan from messages, execute steps with dependency injection, aggregate step results into a summary, and fall back to the original researcher path on errors. Adds exports and minor tool/agent signature changes. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Actions as app/actions.tsx
participant TC as toolCoordinator
participant Exec as executeToolPlan
participant Tools as Tool Implementations
participant Agg as aggregateToolResults
participant Research as researcher
User->>Actions: Submit user message
alt USE_TOOL_COORDINATOR enabled
Actions->>TC: Generate ToolPlan from messages
activate TC
TC->>TC: Build prompt, produce structured ToolPlan
deactivate TC
TC-->>Actions: ToolPlan
Actions->>Exec: Execute ToolPlan
activate Exec
loop For each step
Exec->>Tools: Map toolName -> execute(params + _dependencyResults)
Tools-->>Exec: Step result or error
Exec->>Exec: Record metadata & outputs
end
deactivate Exec
Exec-->>Actions: ToolResultPart[]
Actions->>Agg: Aggregate step results into summary
activate Agg
Agg->>Agg: Format per-step outcomes + instruction for final answer
deactivate Agg
Agg-->>Actions: Human-readable summary
Actions->>Research: Call researcher with finalMessages (useTools=false)
else Coordination fails
Actions->>Actions: Log error, notify user
Actions->>Research: Fall back to original researcher flow
end
Research-->>User: Final response
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lib/agents/tools/geospatial.tsx (2)
57-63: Redundant inner try-catch block.The inner try-catch catches
configErrorand immediately re-throws it, which is then caught by the outer try-catch. This nesting adds no value.try { - // Use static import for config - let mapboxMcpConfig; - try { - mapboxMcpConfig = require('../../../mapbox_mcp_config.json'); - config = { ...mapboxMcpConfig, mapboxAccessToken }; - console.log('[GeospatialTool] Config loaded successfully'); - } catch (configError: any) { - throw configError; - } + // Use static import for config + const mapboxMcpConfig = require('../../../mapbox_mcp_config.json'); + config = { ...mapboxMcpConfig, mapboxAccessToken }; + console.log('[GeospatialTool] Config loaded successfully'); } catch (configError: any) {
263-271:prefer()may returnundefined, leavingtoolNameunset.For
directions,map,reverse, andgeocodecases, ifprefer()doesn't find a matching tool,toolNamewill beundefined. Line 294 then falls back to'unknown_tool', which will fail. Consider adding explicit fallbacks or throwing early if no tool is found.switch (queryType) { - case 'directions': return prefer('directions_tool') - case 'distance': return prefer('matrix_tool'); + case 'directions': return prefer('directions_tool') || 'directions_tool'; + case 'distance': return prefer('matrix_tool') || 'matrix_tool'; case 'search': return prefer( 'isochrone_tool','category_search_tool') || 'poi_search_tool'; - case 'map': return prefer('static_map_image_tool') - case 'reverse': return prefer('reverse_geocode_tool'); - case 'geocode': return prefer('forward_geocode_tool'); + case 'map': return prefer('static_map_image_tool') || 'static_map_image_tool'; + case 'reverse': return prefer('reverse_geocode_tool') || 'reverse_geocode_tool'; + case 'geocode': return prefer('forward_geocode_tool') || 'forward_geocode_tool'; }
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lib/agents/researcher.tsx (2)
81-82: LGTM! Clean addition of theuseToolsparameter.The new
useToolsparameter with a default oftruemaintains backward compatibility while enabling the tool coordinator workflow to disable tools when needed.
105-105: LGTM! Conditional tool usage is correctly implemented.The ternary cleanly passes
undefinedwhen tools are disabled, which theailibrary interprets as no tools available.lib/agents/index.tsx (1)
6-6: LGTM! Clean re-export of the tool-coordinator module.Consistent with the existing barrel export pattern in this file.
app/actions.tsx (1)
369-372: LGTM! Correct logic for disabling tools when coordinator is used.When
useToolCoordinatoristrue, passing!useToolCoordinator(i.e.,false) correctly disables tool usage in the researcher, preventing duplicate tool invocations.
| finalMessages = [ | ||
| ...messages, | ||
| { | ||
| id: nanoid(), | ||
| role: 'tool', | ||
| content: summary, | ||
| type: 'tool_coordinator_summary' | ||
| } as any // Cast to any to satisfy CoreMessage type for custom type | ||
| ] |
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Type mismatch: CoreMessage doesn't support custom type field.
The object constructed here uses role: 'tool' with a custom type: 'tool_coordinator_summary' field. The CoreMessage type from the ai package expects content to be ToolResultPart[] for tool messages, not a string. The as any cast masks this incompatibility.
Consider using role: 'assistant' instead, since this is a summary text for the synthesis agent:
finalMessages = [
...messages,
{
- id: nanoid(),
- role: 'tool',
+ role: 'assistant',
content: summary,
- type: 'tool_coordinator_summary'
- } as any
+ }
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| finalMessages = [ | |
| ...messages, | |
| { | |
| id: nanoid(), | |
| role: 'tool', | |
| content: summary, | |
| type: 'tool_coordinator_summary' | |
| } as any // Cast to any to satisfy CoreMessage type for custom type | |
| ] | |
| finalMessages = [ | |
| ...messages, | |
| { | |
| role: 'assistant', | |
| content: summary, | |
| } | |
| ] |
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In app/actions.tsx around lines 335-343, the created message uses role 'tool'
with a custom type and is force-cast to any, which mismatches CoreMessage
expectations; change the message to use role 'assistant' (so content can be a
plain summary string and fit CoreMessage), remove the `as any` cast, and ensure
the message object conforms to the CoreMessage shape (use the assistant role and
a string content field or otherwise build a proper ToolResultPart[] if you must
keep role 'tool').
| import { z } from 'zod' | ||
| import { Message } from 'ai/react' | ||
| import { getTools } from '@/lib/agents/tools' | ||
| import { ToolResultPart } from '@/lib/types' |
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Verify ToolResultPart import path.
ToolResultPart is imported from @/lib/types, but it's also exported from the ai package (as seen in app/actions.tsx line 9). Ensure the local type matches the ai package's definition to avoid type mismatches.
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I need to verify what's actually exported from lib/types to confirm whether the import path is correct.
Now let me check what's actually in lib/types to confirm whether it re-exports ToolResultPart from the ai package or if the import is simply wrong:
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Fix import source: ToolResultPart is from the ai package, not @/lib/types.
Verification confirms the issue. The file lib/types/index.ts exists but does not export ToolResultPart. The type is only available from the ai package, as shown in app/actions.tsx. The import on line 5 must be corrected to import from ai instead of @/lib/types.
Change line 5 from:
import { ToolResultPart } from '@/lib/types'
to:
import { ToolResultPart } from 'ai'
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/agents/tool-coordinator.tsx around line 5, the import for ToolResultPart
incorrectly references '@/lib/types' but that type is exported from the 'ai'
package; update the import to pull ToolResultPart from 'ai' instead of
'@/lib/types' so the correct source is used.
| try { | ||
| // Try the most common real locations first | ||
| const models = require('@/lib/models') | ||
| getModel = models.getModel || models.default || (() => null) | ||
| } catch { | ||
| try { | ||
| const mod = require('@/lib/ai/models') | ||
| getModel = mod.getModel || mod.default | ||
| } catch { | ||
| getModel = () => { | ||
| throw new Error('getModel not available — check your @/lib/models setup') | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Fragile dynamic require() fallbacks; actual getModel is in lib/utils.
The fallback chain tries @/lib/models and @/lib/ai/models, but the provided code snippet shows getModel is exported from lib/utils/index.ts. This will likely fall through to the error-throwing fallback.
Consider importing directly from the known location:
-let getModel: () => any
-let createStreamableUI: () => any
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-try {
- // Try the most common real locations first
- const models = require('@/lib/models')
- getModel = models.getModel || models.default || (() => null)
-} catch {
- try {
- const mod = require('@/lib/ai/models')
- getModel = mod.getModel || mod.default
- } catch {
- getModel = () => {
- throw new Error('getModel not available — check your @/lib/models setup')
- }
- }
-}
+import { getModel } from '@/lib/utils'
+import { createStreamableUI } from 'ai/rsc'This also applies to createStreamableUI, which is already imported in researcher.tsx from 'ai/rsc'.
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| const models = require('@/lib/models') | |
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| } catch { | |
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| } | |
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| import { getModel } from '@/lib/utils' | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/agents/tool-coordinator.tsx around lines 14 to 27, the dynamic require()
fallback chain misses the actual export location (getModel lives in lib/utils),
making the final fallback throw; replace the fragile require logic with a direct
import from the known module path (import getModel from '@/lib/utils' or from
the precise export path) and similarly import createStreamableUI from its stable
location (as used in researcher.tsx, e.g. 'ai/rsc'), removing the try/catch
require blocks so the real exports are loaded reliably.
| const toolDescriptions = Object.values(toolsObj).map(tool => ({ | ||
| name: tool.toolName, | ||
| description: tool.description, | ||
| parameters: tool.parameters | ||
| })) |
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Tool objects don't have a toolName property - this will produce undefined names.
Based on lib/agents/tools/index.tsx, getTools() returns an object like { search: toolObj, retrieve: toolObj, geospatialQueryTool: toolObj }. The tool objects have description, parameters, and execute, but no toolName property. Accessing tool.toolName will return undefined.
Use Object.entries() to capture both the key (tool name) and value:
- const toolDescriptions = Object.values(toolsObj).map(tool => ({
- name: tool.toolName,
- description: tool.description,
- parameters: tool.parameters
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| const toolDescriptions = Object.values(toolsObj).map(tool => ({ | |
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| const toolDescriptions = Object.entries(toolsObj).map(([name, tool]) => ({ | |
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In lib/agents/tool-coordinator.tsx around lines 78 to 82, the code uses
tool.toolName which is undefined because tool objects don't have a toolName
property; replace the Object.values mapping with Object.entries(toolsObj) and
use the entry key as the tool name (e.g. map ([name, tool]) => ({ name,
description: tool.description, parameters: tool.parameters })), updating types
if necessary so the resulting toolDescriptions array contains the correct name,
description and parameters.
| const toolsObj = getTools({ uiStream, fullResponse }) | ||
| const toolMap = new Map(Object.values(toolsObj).map(t => [t.toolName, t])) |
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Same issue: t.toolName is undefined, resulting in an empty/broken toolMap.
This has the same bug as the plan generation. The tool map will be keyed by undefined values, causing all tool lookups to fail with "Tool not found".
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| const toolsObj = getTools({ uiStream, fullResponse }) | |
| const toolMap = new Map(Object.values(toolsObj).map(t => [t.toolName, t])) | |
| const toolsObj = getTools({ uiStream, fullResponse }) | |
| const toolMap = new Map(Object.entries(toolsObj).map(([name, t]) => [name, t])) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/agents/tool-coordinator.tsx around lines 120-121, the map is being keyed
by t.toolName which is undefined; change the mapping to use the actual tool key
property (e.g. t.name) with a fallback to t.toolName (map(t => [t.name ??
t.toolName, t])), and add a guard to skip entries where the resolved key is
undefined and log an error so a broken key doesn't produce an undefined map
entry.
| execute: async (params: z.infer<typeof geospatialQuerySchema> & { _dependencyResults?: any[] }) => { | ||
| const { queryType, includeMap = true, _dependencyResults } = params; | ||
| console.log('[GeospatialTool] Execute called with:', params); | ||
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| if (_dependencyResults && _dependencyResults.length > 0) { | ||
| console.log('[GeospatialTool] Processing dependency results:', _dependencyResults); | ||
| // Logic to process dependency results can be added here. | ||
| // For example, if a previous step was a search, the result might contain coordinates | ||
| // that can be used as input for a subsequent directions query. | ||
| // Since the full logic for dependency injection is complex and depends on the | ||
| // specific tool schema, we will log it for now and ensure the tool can handle it. | ||
| // The LLM planning step is responsible for generating the correct 'params' | ||
| // based on the dependency results. The tool only needs to be aware of them. | ||
| } |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Dependency results are accepted but not utilized.
The _dependencyResults parameter is destructured and logged, but the placeholder block (lines 224-233) doesn't actually process or use the dependency data. For the tool coordinator's multi-step workflows (e.g., geocode → directions) to work correctly, this tool would need to extract coordinates from prior step results and use them.
Is this intentional scaffolding for a future implementation? If the LLM planning step is expected to pre-populate toolArgs with resolved values, this may be acceptable. However, if tools should dynamically resolve dependencies at runtime, this needs implementation.
Would you like me to generate a sample implementation that extracts coordinates from geocode results for use in directions queries?
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/agents/tools/geospatial.tsx around lines 220-233 the _dependencyResults
are only logged and not applied to the current params; implement runtime
dependency resolution so multi-step flows work: inspect _dependencyResults for
prior tool outputs (e.g., a geocode result containing latitude/longitude or a
geometry/coordinates field), extract the coordinate pair (prefer last successful
result or first valid one), validate types, and merge those coordinates into the
current params (e.g., set origin/destination or lat/lng fields) only if they
aren’t already provided by the caller; ensure safe guards for missing/invalid
data and remove or keep console logs as appropriate.
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app/actions.tsx (1)
335-343: Type mismatch persists:CoreMessagewithrole: 'tool'expectsToolResultPart[]content.The object uses
role: 'tool'with a stringcontentand customtypefield, requiring anas anycast. As previously suggested, consider usingrole: 'assistant'since this is a summary text for the synthesis agent, which would eliminate the need for the type cast.lib/agents/tool-coordinator.tsx (5)
5-5:ToolResultPartimport source is incorrect.
ToolResultPartis exported from theaipackage, not@/lib/types. This was flagged in a previous review. The import should be changed to:-import { ToolResultPart } from '@/lib/types' +import { ToolResultPart } from 'ai'
14-45: Fragile dynamicrequire()fallbacks target incorrect module paths.Per previous review and the provided code snippets:
getModelis exported fromlib/utils/index.ts, not@/lib/modelsor@/lib/ai/modelscreateStreamableUIis from'ai/rsc', not@/lib/streamableor@/lib/ui/streamableThese fallback chains will fail and fall through to error-throwing or no-op stubs. Replace with direct imports:
-let getModel: () => any -let createStreamableUI: () => any - -try { - // Try the most common real locations first - const models = require('@/lib/models') - getModel = models.getModel || models.default || (() => null) -} catch { - try { - const mod = require('@/lib/ai/models') - getModel = mod.getModel || mod.default - } catch { - getModel = () => { - throw new Error('getModel not available — check your @/lib/models setup') - } - } -} - -try { - const streamable = require('@/lib/streamable') - createStreamableUI = streamable.createStreamableUI || streamable.default -} catch { - try { - const s = require('@/lib/ui/streamable') - createStreamableUI = s.createStreamableUI - } catch { - // Minimal no-op version that won't break tool calling - createStreamableUI = () => ({ - append: () => {}, - update: () => {}, - done: () => {}, - value: null - }) - } -} +import { getModel } from '@/lib/utils' +import { createStreamableUI } from 'ai/rsc'
78-82:tool.toolNameis undefined — tool objects don't have this property.As flagged in a previous review,
getTools()returns an object keyed by tool name (e.g.,{ search: toolObj, retrieve: toolObj }), but the tool objects themselves don't have atoolNameproperty. This will produceundefinednames in the descriptions.- const toolDescriptions = Object.values(toolsObj).map(tool => ({ - name: tool.toolName, - description: tool.description, - parameters: tool.parameters - })) + const toolDescriptions = Object.entries(toolsObj).map(([name, tool]) => ({ + name, + description: tool.description, + parameters: tool.parameters + }))
120-121: SametoolNameissue —toolMapwill be keyed byundefined.This has the same bug as the plan generation. All tool lookups via
toolMap.get(step.toolName)will fail because the map keys areundefined.- const toolMap = new Map(Object.values(toolsObj).map(t => [t.toolName, t])) + const toolMap = new Map(Object.entries(toolsObj).map(([name, t]) => [name, t]))
114-117: Consider makingcontextoptional with sensible defaults.While
app/actions.tsxnow correctly provides the context, making this parameter optional would improve API resilience for future callers and testing scenarios.export async function executeToolPlan( plan: ToolPlan, - context: ExecutionContext + context?: ExecutionContext ): Promise<ToolResultPart[]> { - const { uiStream, fullResponse } = context + const uiStream = context?.uiStream ?? createStreamableUI() + const fullResponse = context?.fullResponse ?? ''
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app/actions.tsx (3)
15-15: LGTM!The imports for the new tool coordinator APIs are correctly added from
@/lib/agents.
364-372: LGTM!The researcher call correctly passes
finalMessages(which includes the coordinator summary when applicable) and disables researcher tools via!useToolCoordinatorwhen the coordinator is active. This prevents duplicate tool execution.
325-332: LGTM! The context argument issue has been addressed.The
executeToolPlancall now correctly passes the execution context withuiStreamandfullResponse. The three-phase flow (plan → execute → aggregate) is properly orchestrated.lib/agents/tool-coordinator.tsx (3)
51-64: LGTM!The Zod schemas for
ToolStepandToolPlanare well-structured, supporting the dependency-based execution model with clear fields fortoolName,toolArgs,dependencyIndices, andpurpose.
170-197: LGTM!The aggregation function produces a well-structured markdown summary with clear step-by-step results, error handling, result truncation for large payloads, and explicit instructions for the synthesis agent. This provides good context for generating the final user-facing answer.
132-161: Execution loop structure is sound.The sequential execution with per-step error handling, dependency injection via
_dependencyResults, and result accumulation is well-designed. Each step's failure is isolated and recorded rather than aborting the entire plan. However, this will only work correctly once thetoolMapkeying issue (usingObject.entriesinstead ofObject.values) is resolved.package.json (1)
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| uiStream.append( | ||
| <BotMessage content={createStreamableValue("Tool execution complete. Synthesizing final answer...").value} /> | ||
| ) |
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Streamable value is never closed.
The createStreamableValue() on line 347 is created inline but never has .done() called on it. This could lead to a resource leak. Either store the reference and call .done() after appending, or use a pre-closed value.
- uiStream.append(
- <BotMessage content={createStreamableValue("Tool execution complete. Synthesizing final answer...").value} />
- )
+ const completionMessage = createStreamableValue<string>()
+ completionMessage.done("Tool execution complete. Synthesizing final answer...")
+ uiStream.append(
+ <BotMessage content={completionMessage.value} />
+ )📝 Committable suggestion
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| uiStream.append( | |
| <BotMessage content={createStreamableValue("Tool execution complete. Synthesizing final answer...").value} /> | |
| ) | |
| const completionMessage = createStreamableValue<string>() | |
| completionMessage.done("Tool execution complete. Synthesizing final answer...") | |
| uiStream.append( | |
| <BotMessage content={completionMessage.value} /> | |
| ) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In app/actions.tsx around lines 346 to 348, the StreamableValue created by
createStreamableValue(...) is created inline and never closed, which can leak
resources; change the code to store the StreamableValue in a local variable,
append its .value to the UI (or append the component that references that
value), then call .done() on the StreamableValue immediately after appending (or
alternatively create and pass an already-closed value), ensuring .done() is
always invoked even on early returns or errors.
| const resolveDeps = (indices: number[] = []) => | ||
| indices.map(i => { | ||
| if (!results.has(i)) throw new Error(`Dependency step ${i} missing`) | ||
| return results.get(i) | ||
| }) |
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🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 Trivial
Consider validating that dependency indices reference prior steps only.
The resolveDeps function correctly checks if results exist, but doesn't validate that dependencyIndices only reference earlier steps (indices < current step). An LLM-generated plan could theoretically include a forward reference (e.g., step 1 depends on step 3), which would always fail at runtime.
const resolveDeps = (indices: number[] = []) =>
- indices.map(i => {
- if (!results.has(i)) throw new Error(`Dependency step ${i} missing`)
+ indices.map((depIndex, _, __, currentStepIndex = i) => {
+ if (depIndex >= currentStepIndex) throw new Error(`Invalid forward dependency: step ${currentStepIndex} cannot depend on step ${depIndex}`)
+ if (!results.has(depIndex)) throw new Error(`Dependency step ${depIndex} missing`)
return results.get(i)
})Alternatively, validate the plan structure upfront before execution.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In lib/agents/tool-coordinator.tsx around lines 126-130, resolveDeps currently
only checks existence of results but not that dependency indices reference prior
steps; update it to validate that each dependency index is less than the current
step index (or add a currentStep parameter) and throw a clear error if any dep
>= currentStep, or alternatively implement an upfront plan validation pass
before execution that ensures every dependency index is < its step index and
that all referenced indices exist; make the error messages descriptive (e.g.,
"Forward reference: step X depends on future step Y") so failed plans are caught
early.
User description
This is a fresh pull request containing the implementation of the Tool Coordinator worker, which introduces the Orchestrator-Worker pattern for tool use.
All previously reported syntax and dependency errors have been resolved in this branch. The code is now logically complete and buildable.
Key Improvements for Mapbox/Geospatial Tool Efficiency:
geospatialToolis updated to accept_dependencyResults.app/actions.tsxand controlled by theUSE_TOOL_COORDINATORenvironment variable.PR Type
Enhancement
Description
Implement Tool Coordinator worker with orchestrator-worker pattern
Enable multi-step tool execution with dependency resolution
Add feature flag
USE_TOOL_COORDINATORfor gradual rolloutUpdate geospatialTool to accept dependency results from prior steps
Integrate coordinator into researcher with fallback mechanism
Diagram Walkthrough
File Walkthrough
tool-coordinator.tsx
Tool Coordinator implementation with orchestrator-worker patternlib/agents/tool-coordinator.tsx
generateObjectwith structured schemahandling
actions.tsx
Integrate Tool Coordinator with feature flag controlapp/actions.tsx
USE_TOOL_COORDINATORenvironment variable checkfailure
duplication
geospatial.tsx
Support dependency injection in geospatial toollib/agents/tools/geospatial.tsx
_dependencyResultsparameter
researcher.tsx
Add conditional tool control to researcher agentlib/agents/researcher.tsx
useToolsparameter (defaults to true) to control tool availabilityindex.tsx
Export Tool Coordinator modulelib/agents/index.tsx
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