opt-in-tool-registration

Feature flag gating for optional agent tools requires a standardized tool map constant and conditional merge logic in configuration files to ensure uniform opt-in behavior. This approach enforces consistent registration and prohibits independent per-module allowlists.

Adding an optional tool requires applying standardized tool registration patterns and conditional merge logic in agent configuration files. This enforces code consistency, eliminates ad-hoc custom implementation, and prevents independent per-module allowlists across the codebase.

Gated test coverage for opt-in feature flags is required to prevent regressions in both disabled and enabled states. Mandating tests for both feature flag states verifies validation behavior and ensures uniform tool registration across the agent codebase.

Standardizing opt-in tool registration involves enforcing a consistent tool map constant and conditional merge logic in configuration files. This eliminates redundant custom gating mechanisms and ensures uniform behavior for all optional tools.

Per-module allowlists are prohibited for optional agent tool configuration. The standardized approach requires a uniform tool map constant and conditional merge logic to enforce consistent opt-in registration behavior and eliminate ad-hoc custom gating.

Standardized tool map constants are needed when integrating new optional tools into existing agent systems. They enforce uniform feature flag gating, eliminate redundant custom gating logic, and ensure verified validation of opt-in feature flag states.