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waaseyaa/ai-tools

Shared agent-tool catalogue for Waaseyaa. Defines the #[AsAgentTool] attribute, the AgentTool value object, AgentToolInterface, and the attribute-discovered AttributeToolRegistry consumed by both Waaseyaa\AI\Agent\AgentExecutor and the live Waaseyaa\Mcp\McpEndpoint through AgentToolRegistryBridge. Tool names are globally unique: duplicate discovered or manual registrations raise DuplicateToolNameException instead of silently replacing a tool.

See docs/specs/agent-executor.md for the design spec and the eight stock tools shipped in this package.

Principal-safe content search

When the optional waaseyaa/search package is installed, the catalogue adds content.search. The non-destructive tool returns ranked excerpts, bounded metadata, and facets from Search's access-checked read surface. It passes the acting AuthorizationPrincipalInterface unchanged, so entity access, guarded field reads, tenant claims, and denied-result counts retain Search's fail-closed semantics. Search inspects one raw 1,000-candidate relevance window plus a truncation sentinel so an anonymous caller cannot amplify one rate-limited request into an unbounded offset scan. is_complete: false marks exhaustion; totals, pages, and facets are then lower bounds, while filters and non-relevance sorts cover only principal-safe matches inside that window. The flag can accompany zero visible hits when every inspected candidate is denied or filtered.

Search is an explicit composition opt-in, not a hard dependency. The catalogue checks only autoload availability during boot and tools/list; it resolves the database-backed provider lazily on tools/call. An absent package means the tool is absent. An installed but broken binding leaves the advertised tool stable and returns a sanitized correlated TOOL_UNAVAILABLE error when called. The adapter copies every result into an ai-tools-owned closed schema and rejects malformed or oversized provider output. Audit arguments retain filters and pagination but replace the query and free-text filter values with lengths or counts.

Titles, excerpts, URLs, and metadata are CMS-authored, untrusted data. Agent integrators must treat returned hit text as evidence to inspect, never as instructions that override the agent's policy or tool contract.

Principal-safe content resources

The MCP-neutral ContentResourceRegistry accepts bounded, principal-explicit resource contributions. When Search is installed, a lazy string-resolved adapter contributes up to 50 access-checked public-path resources plus the waaseyaa://content/{public_path_token} RFC 6570 template. Canonical tokens are strict unpadded base64url encodings of public routes, never entity IDs or filesystem paths. Reads return bounded UTF-8 text/plain only. Denied and missing reads both return no content; the MCP adapter owns their identical protocol response.

Remote editorial mutations

Content\ContentToolSet is the canonical MCP editing surface. Applications register one set per content bundle under stable app-owned names. Its schemas are bundle-scoped and reject unknown fields; writes are draft-first, idempotency-keyed, revision-aware, and optimistic-locking protected.

The stock entity.* mutation tools remain useful to trusted embedded agents, but their entity-type argument makes them cross-bundle by construction. The MCP write tier therefore withholds those generic mutations by default even when a broad tool.entity.* capability is allowlisted.