Add read tool to VS Code Insiders Accessibility Tracker agent#1255
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Pull request overview
Adds the built-in read tool to the VS Code Insiders Accessibility Tracker agent so it can read temporary files produced by GitHub search results, reducing repeated pagination calls and improving performance when processing large result sets.
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- Extend the agent’s
toolslist to includeread.
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Adds the
readtool to the VS Code Insiders Accessibility Tracker agent's tools list.\n\nThereadtool allows the agent to read the temporary files output by GitHub search results, avoiding multiple round-trip calls to the MCP server to paginate through results. This improves agent performance when processing search results for accessibility issues.