Add context to tool calling #20
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Kvadratni
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| tools: list[Tool], | ||
| *, | ||
| context: MigrationContext, | ||
| temperature=0.1, |
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just curious why temperature is now a keyword arg?
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There isn't really a hard rule here, but once you start having several args I think it's good practice to make most of them keyword-only. Not to mention if you call this particular one without using the keyword, the value is pretty confusing: call_llm(messages, tools, 0.2) for example.
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Language server clients typically need a root on the filesystem. This passes a minimal migration "context" to every tool call, currently including just the target files and (optionally) the target directory.