Fix tool acquisition for browser and docker configs#18
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request, authored by TheApeMachine, aims to enhance the tool acquisition logic within the mcp.go file. Specifically, it adds support for acquiring the docker tool using the ID "docker" and the browser tool using the ID "browser". Previously, these tools were only acquirable via the IDs "development" and "web-browsing" respectively. This change provides more intuitive and direct aliases for acquiring these specific tools.
Highlights
- Tool Acquisition Aliases: Adds 'docker' as an alias for acquiring the Docker tool (previously 'development') and 'browser' as an alias for acquiring the Browser tool (previously 'web-browsing').
- Simplified Configuration: Allows configurations or commands to refer to these tools using their more common names ('docker', 'browser') directly.
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- pkg/tools/mcp.go
- Modified the
Acquirefunction to include 'docker' in the case forNewDockerTool(). - Modified the
Acquirefunction to include 'browser' in the case forNewBrowserTool().
- Modified the
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Tool IDs now expand,
'Docker', 'browser' close at hand,
Code logic is neat.
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Code Review
This pull request effectively adds support for "docker" and "browser" as tool identifiers in the Acquire function, aligning them with existing tool types. The change is clear, concise, and directly addresses the goal stated in the PR title and summary. This enhancement makes the tool acquisition more flexible and notably enables the documented CLI example a2a-go mcp --config docker to function correctly.
Well done on this targeted fix!
Summary of Findings
- Code Maintainability: Use of String Literals for Tool IDs: Consider defining tool ID strings like "development", "docker", "web-browsing", "browser" as constants (e.g.,
const ToolIDDocker = "docker"). This can improve long-term maintainability, reduce the risk of typos if these IDs are referenced elsewhere, and make refactoring easier. This was not added as a specific review comment due to its low severity and the review settings.
Merge Readiness
The changes look good and address the intended functionality effectively. The code is clear and the PR is well-focused. Based on this review, the pull request appears ready for merging. As always, ensure all automated checks and tests pass, and consider if any further manual testing of the CLI flags --config docker and --config browser is warranted. I am unable to approve the pull request myself, so please ensure it undergoes any further necessary review and approval processes.
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