refactor: take the tool vocabulary from tinytools

[senamakel]

What this does

Vendors tinytools at vendor/tinytools and takes the tool vocabulary from it instead of declaring a parallel copy.

The point is type identity, not tidiness. tinyagents' tool types and OpenHuman's were structural twins with a hand-written seam between them. Now a tool implemented against tinytools::Tool and the trait this harness runs a loop over are the same trait — a host implements a tool once and both sides accept it, with nothing at the boundary to get subtly wrong.

Depends on tinyhumansai/tinytools#1. That must merge first — the vendor/tinytools gitlink here points at its branch.

What moved down, and why each one

humanize_tool_name, context_detail_from_args, ContextDetailOptions — naming a tool for a human is not harness work. The duplicated prefix list was already carrying a comment in this repo warning that two copies is how one silently stops stripping a prefix the other does; that comment is now unnecessary rather than aspirational.

WorkspaceDescriptor, SandboxMode — the descriptor's own doc comment describes it as telling a tool which filesystem root it may touch, which is tool vocabulary by its own account. Both are re-exported here at their historical paths, so no caller outside this crate changes.

What deliberately stayed

• WorkspaceIsolation — preparing and tearing down a worktree is harness work and returns this crate's Result.
• The fail-closed path gate.WorkspaceDescriptor::allows() (lexical, pure) moved; enforce() needs an EventSink and this crate's error type, so it stays. It becomes the free function enforce_workspace_path, because an inherent method on a now-foreign type is not allowed. Its only two callers were this crate's own tests.
• ToolSchema / ToolCall / this crate's own ToolResult / ToolPolicy / ToolTimeout. These are the model-facing dialect vocabulary and are a different concern from the host-facing tool surface. They are untouched. The name collisions between the two ToolResults and the two ToolTimeouts are a deliberate boundary, not drift.

ToolExecutionContext now implements tinytools::ToolRunContext

This is the load-bearing piece. tinytools cannot name ToolExecutionContext — this crate depends on tinytools, so an edge back would be a cycle — and a tool still needs its isolated workspace root.

The trait exposes only what a tool reads: the workspace descriptor, the thread id, and the turn output budget. The run id, event sink, cancellation token and streaming flag stay internal, because a tool that wanted them would be reaching into the run rather than doing its job.

The width was measured, not guessed: across the 44 OpenHuman files touching this type, the only fields read were .workspace (24 sites), .thread_id (1) and .max_turn_output_tokens (1).

workspace() needs no conversion — WorkspaceDescriptor is tinytools' type now, so the field is already the right one.

Verification

• cargo test --lib: 1782 passed, 0 failed — before and after the WorkspaceDescriptor / SandboxMode move.
• cargo check clean; cargo fmt applied.
• Consumed end-to-end by OpenHuman (tinyhumansai/openhuman PR), whose full suite exercises this seam through ~180 Tool implementations.

Consequence worth flagging before merge

This crate can no longer be published to crates.io while its tinytools dependency is path-only. Nothing breaks today — OpenHuman patches this crate to a local checkout and has since #1061 — but publishing tinytools is now a prerequisite for publishing tinyagents, and tinytools has no release workflow yet. Recorded in that repository's AGENTS.md.

Clone with git submodule update --init --recursive.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added shared tool and workspace capabilities to improve compatibility across integrations.
  • Exposed workspace path enforcement for broader integration use.
• Improvements
  • Standardized tool execution context, sandbox behavior, and workspace descriptors.
  • Improved interoperability between tools and the host environment.
  • Preserved existing safety checks, including blocking access to disallowed workspace paths.
  • Updated documentation and examples to reflect the streamlined workspace enforcement interface.

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The harness now uses shared tool and workspace vocabulary from the vendored tinytools crate. It re-exports shared helpers and types, implements ToolRunContext, exposes workspace path enforcement as a free function, and updates CI and release checkout steps.

Changes

tinytools integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Adopt shared tool vocabulary .gitmodules, Cargo.toml, vendor/tinytools, src/harness/tool/mod.rs, src/harness/workspace/types.rs	Adds the tinytools submodule and documents its dependency boundary. Re-exports shared tool helpers and WorkspaceDescriptor.
Implement shared tool context src/harness/tool/types.rs	Implements tinytools::ToolRunContext for ToolExecutionContext. Re-exports and uses tinytools::SandboxMode.
Use shared workspace policy src/harness/workspace/policy.rs, src/harness/workspace/mod.rs, src/harness/workspace/test.rs, tests/e2e_workspace_and_registry.rs, docs/modules/harness/workspace.md	Adds public enforce_workspace_path and delegates membership checks to tinytools::WorkspaceDescriptor. Updates tests and documentation.
Fetch the vendored dependency .github/workflows/ci.yml, .github/workflows/release.yml	Configures CI and release checkout steps to fetch submodules recursively.

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The refactor makes the release workflow unsafe because repository-controlled build commands can access a write-capable token, and releases will fail because the new path-only tinytools dependency cannot be packaged for publication yet. Merge should be blocked until the workflow credentials and publication path are corrected; a documentation example also needs a missing import.

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142-142: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Use the new helper name in the event table.

The preceding text removes WorkspaceDescriptor::enforce(), but this row still says enforce blocks the path. Rename it to enforce_workspace_path so the documentation does not reference a removed API.

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Gate packaging until tinytools is publishable.

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In actions/checkout v7, the persist-credentials input defaults to true [1][2]. When enabled, this setting configures the authentication token (or SSH key) in the local git configuration of the checked-out repository [1][3]. This allows your workflow scripts to perform authenticated Git commands, such as pushing changes or fetching submodules, without additional manual setup [1][2]. Key points regarding this behavior include: * Mechanism: The action modifies the local git configuration to include the necessary credentials [1][3]. To enhance security in recent versions, credentials are persisted to a separate file (e.g., using includeIf) to avoid exposing them directly in standard configuration locations [4][5]. * Cleanup: The action performs a post-job cleanup step to remove these credentials, ensuring they do not persist after the workflow job completes [1][2]. * Security Considerations: If you do not require authenticated git operations within your workflow, you can opt out of this behavior by setting persist-credentials to false [1][2]. * Documentation: The official README for actions/checkout v7 confirms that persist-credentials is true by default and that it is used to configure tokens or SSH keys in the local git config [1][2].

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Real finding, but declining it in this PR — flagging rather than silently ignoring, and I would support it as its own change.

The concern is accurate: release.yml grants contents: write, actions/checkout@v7 persists the token by default, and Cargo commands run before the push — so a compromised build script could reach the token.

Two reasons it does not belong here:

1. It is pre-existing. That checkout predates this PR; my only edit to the file was adding submodules: recursive, which the new path dependency requires. The exposure is unchanged by this branch in either direction.
2. The suggested fix is not a one-liner, and getting it wrong breaks releases. This job actually pushes — git push origin "HEAD:${GITHUB_REF_NAME}" and git push origin "${RELEASE_TAG}" at lines 126-127. Setting persist-credentials: false without first wiring a least-privilege token into those two steps breaks every release, and it would break on a workflow_dispatch that nobody runs on a PR — so CI here would stay green while the next release failed. Your own label agrees it is a heavy lift.

Doing that blind, in a PR about tool-type vocabulary, trades a theoretical token exposure for a real chance of a broken release. It deserves its own PR where the token wiring can actually be exercised.

Leaving this thread open rather than resolving it, so it stays visible as accepted-but-deferred instead of disappearing.

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