Show args and details for generic (extension) tools#112
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Previously, generic tools (e.g.
subagent, or any extension tool) showed only the tool name in the header and discarded thedetailspayload. Built-in tools like bash ($ ls -la) and edit (edit foo.txt) had rich headers — generic tools were second-class citizens.Now:
fill-column, pretty-printed otherwisedetailsas formatted JSON below the content, with the same collapse/expand behavior as other toolsBuilt-in tools (bash, read, write, edit) are unchanged.
Example
A
subagentcall now renders as:instead of just: