Use object schema for no-argument OpenAI-compatible tools#168
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dhilloulinoracle
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please add an entry in the changelog |
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Internal regression failed: Build ID #908 |
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Updates OpenAI-compatible tool serialization so tools with no input parameters emit an explicit empty object schema:
instead of:
This keeps no-argument tools compatible with stricter OpenAI-compatible providers such as LM Studio, which reject tool schemas unless function parameters.type is "object". Adds a focused regression test for no-argument tool formatting.