Add cache-safe deferred tool loading#3658
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Track deferred tool load points in the shared runtime and translate them into native OpenAI tool-search and Anthropic tool-reference messages. Signed-off-by: Djordje Lukic <djordje.lukic@docker.com>
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Track deferred tool load points in the shared runtime and translate them into native OpenAI tool-search and Anthropic tool-reference messages.
Before and after screenshots show a run with a slightly changed examples/deferred.yaml agent run (I had to add more content to its system prompt in order for the caching to kick in).
My messages were:
Before:
After: