Class: Rubino::CLI::ToolsCommand

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/rubino/cli/tools_command.rb

Overview

Lists available tools and their status

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#execute ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/rubino/cli/tools_command.rb', line 7

def execute
  ui = Rubino.ui
  config = Rubino.configuration

  ui.info("Available Tools:")
  ui.blank_line

  # The registry is populated lazily when an agent runner boots; the bare
  # `rubino tools` command never boots one, so without this the table
  # is empty (F6). Registering the defaults is idempotent and matches what
  # ChatCommand#ensure_setup! does before a turn.
  Tools::Registry.register_defaults! if Tools::Registry.all.empty?

  # Report against the SAME config gate the registry enforces: each row
  # is a `tools.<config_key>` group, resolved exactly like
  # Registry#tool_enabled_in_config? (opt-out — absent key = enabled).
  # Deriving the rows from the registered tools' #config_key (rather
  # than a hardcoded list) means the displayed state can never drift
  # from reality — `web` no longer shows "disabled" while webfetch/
  # websearch stay live, and the dead `browser` key is gone.
  # MCP wrappers are excluded here: they are dynamic (no `tools.<key>`
  # config gate) and get their own section below instead of fake rows
  # in the config-group table.
  builtins = Tools::Registry.all.grep_v(MCP::MCPToolWrapper)
  config_keys = builtins.map(&:config_key).uniq
  rows = config_keys.sort.map do |key|
    value   = config.dig("tools", key)
    enabled = value.nil? || value == true
    [key, enabled ? "enabled" : "disabled"]
  end

  ui.table(headers: %w[Tool Status], rows: rows)

  print_enable_hint(rows)
  print_mcp_tools
end