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Tutorial: debug-tool-call

This project defines a standardized placeholder for a debugging tool within a larger system. It uses a specific configuration contract to register the tool, but deliberately sets it to be disabled and hidden (a "stub"), ensuring it stays inactive until real functionality is added.

flowchart TD A0["Tool Configuration Interface"] A1["Runtime Availability Logic"] A2["Visibility Management"] A3["Component Identity"] A4["Stub Implementation Pattern"] A4 -->|"Implements"| A0 A0 -->|"Exposes property"| A1 A0 -->|"Exposes property"| A2 A0 -->|"Exposes property"| A3

Chapters

  1. Tool Configuration Interface
  2. Component Identity
  3. Runtime Availability Logic
  4. Visibility Management
  5. Stub Implementation Pattern

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Files in this section

01_tool_configuration_interface.md
Chapter 1: Tool Configuration Interface
Welcome to the debug-tool-call project! This is the starting point of our journey.
02_component_identity.md
Chapter 2: Component Identity
In the previous chapter, Tool Configuration Interface, we established the "ID Badge" contract. We learned that every to…
03_runtime_availability_logic.md
Chapter 3: Runtime Availability Logic
In the previous chapter, Component Identity, we gave our tool a unique name ('stub') so the system could find it.
04_visibility_management.md
Chapter 4: Visibility Management
In the previous chapter, Runtime Availability Logic, we implemented a "circuit breaker" to stop our tool from running i…
05_stub_implementation_pattern.md
Chapter 5: Stub Implementation Pattern
In the previous chapter, Visibility Management, we learned how to hide our tool from the user interface. Before that, w…