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error_style override for tool error responses
Tools can now declare a dedicated `error_style` block in their config that controls how a failed tool response is rendered, independently of the shared `style` block that governs both request and response display. ```toml [conversation.tools.my_tool.error_style] inline_results = "full" results_file_link = "off" ``` When `error_style` is absent the renderer falls back to the response side of the existing `style` config, so the change is fully backwards compatible. Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
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error_style override for tool error responsesstyle.error override for tool error responses
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Tools can now declare a dedicated
style.errorblock in their config that controls how a failed tool response is rendered, independently of the sharedstyleblock that governs both request and response display.When
style.erroris absent the renderer falls back to the response side of the existingstyleconfig, so the change is fully backwards compatible.