Feature: add support for programmatic tool calling in Responses API#790
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I'll sit on this till 0.21.0, so I'll cut a 0.20.1 later today. |
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Okay, I will update it and resolve my conflicts later today |
…s-only # Conflicts: # src/Responses/Responses/Output/OutputFunctionToolCall.php # src/Responses/Responses/Streaming/OutputItem.php # tests/Responses/Responses/CreateStreamedResponse.php # tests/Responses/Responses/Output/OutputFunctionToolCall.php
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Adds support for Programmatic Tool Calling in the Responses API.
The client now parses and serializes program and program_output items in regular, streamed, stored, and conversation responses. It preserves caller linkage for function and custom tool calls and outputs, and supports allowed_callers and output_schema for eligible top-level and namespaced tools.