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@sisu-ai/mw-register-tools

v9.0.0

Published

Register a set of tools at the start of the pipeline.

Readme

@sisu-ai/mw-register-tools

Register a set of tools at the start of the pipeline.

Tests CodeQL License Downloads PRs Welcome

Setup

npm i @sisu-ai/mw-register-tools

Exports

  • registerTools(tools: Tool[]) — calls ctx.tools.register(tool) for each item.

What It Does

  • Registers one or more tools into ctx.tools for the current run.
  • Emits a debug log per tool (name + description) to aid troubleshooting.

Tools become available to middlewares that surface them to providers (e.g., @sisu-ai/mw-tool-calling) or to custom loops (ReAct, planners).

How It Works

  • On each request, iterates the provided array and calls ctx.tools.register(tool).
  • The default registry is in‑memory per context (SimpleTools), so registration is per run.
  • If a tool with the same name already exists, the last registration wins (overwrites).

Usage

import { registerTools } from '@sisu-ai/mw-register-tools';

const app = new Agent()
  .use(registerTools([myTool]));

Placement & Ordering

  • Place early in the stack, before tool‑calling or planner middleware that needs access to tools.
  • Safe to combine with logging/tracing; tool registration logs at debug level by default.

Notes & Gotchas

  • Naming: keep tool names simple (lower‑case letters/numbers/._-) and consistent with prompts.
  • Schemas: for providers like OpenAI, zod shapes are converted to JSON Schema under the hood; keep them precise for better tool selection.
  • Overwrites: registering two tools with the same name overwrites the first.
  • Scope: registration is per request/context. If you need global tools, construct them once and pass the same instances in each request.

Community & Support

Discover what you can do through examples or documentation. Check it out at https://github.com/finger-gun/sisu. Example projects live under examples/ in the repo.