v0.10.0

Highlights

• Custom (string-id) tools now type-check. register_tool()'d tools carry a plain-string id, and the runtime always accepted them -- but the public annotations named only the built-in enum, forcing casts under pyright/basedpyright. BrainSpec.tools is now tuple[ToolId | str, ...] and ToolSpec.id is ToolId | str (the MCP pool's typing was widened to match), so declaring a custom spec and selecting it from a brain type-checks cleanly.
• Custom tools can be enabled via config. AgentConfig.enabled_tools (and setup_tools/warmup_tools' enabled_tool_names) now accepts a registered custom tool's id alongside the built-in ToolNames, so consumers no longer need a custom BrainSpec just to turn a registered tool on. A name that is neither a configurable ToolName nor a registered tool id raises a clear ValueError.
• Fixed a latent crash on string ids. Error and log paths that did spec.id.value (the MCP "not in the pool" setup error, warmup logging/failure messages, pool shutdown logging) would raise AttributeError on a string id and mask the real error; ids are now formatted enum/str-agnostically via str(spec.id).

No behavior change for built-in tools: ToolId is a StrEnum, so enum and string ids already interoperate as dict keys and in comparisons. No breaking changes.

Install

pip install 'openlily @ git+https://github.com/getlark/openlily.git@v0.10.0#subdirectory=server'