agent.libx.js 0.93.19 → 0.93.21

package/dist/index.js

@@ -4127,7 +4127,12 @@ Another agent just implemented the above. Independently check the CURRENT state
             case "capabilities": {
               const actTools = this.options.actOptions?.tools ?? [];
               const names = actTools.map((t) => t.name);
-              return names.length ? `Tools your background worker (Act) can actually use: ${names.join(", ")}. If an ability is NOT represented in that list, you do NOT have it \u2014 say so honestly.` : "Your worker uses Act's default local toolset (reading/editing files, running shell commands). No extra tools (e.g. web/internet) are configured; if a request is not a basic file or shell operation, assume you can't do it and say so.";
+              if (!names.length)
+                return "Your worker uses Act's default local toolset (reading/editing files, running shell commands). No extra tools (e.g. web/internet) are configured; if a request is not a basic file or shell operation, assume you can't do it and say so.";
+              const webish = names.some((n) => /WebFetch|browser/i.test(n));
+              const hasSearch = names.some((n) => /search/i.test(n) && !/WebFetch/i.test(n));
+              const webNote = webish && !hasSearch ? ` NOTE: WebFetch / browser tools act on a SPECIFIC URL you are given \u2014 they are NOT a search engine. You CANNOT search the web, Google a topic, or look up arbitrary/live info. If asked to "search the web", say plainly you can't \u2014 you can only fetch or open a URL they provide.` : "";
+              return `Tools your background worker (Act) can actually use: ${names.join(", ")}. Read each name literally and match the request to a SPECIFIC tool; if none fits, you do NOT have that ability \u2014 say so honestly.` + webNote;
             }
             case "time":
               return (/* @__PURE__ */ new Date()).toString();