Refactored the context types for create, delete, and update functionalities across multiple tools including Confluence, Dropbox, Gmail, Google Calendar, Jira, Linear, Notion, and OneDrive to utilize a consistent type definition. This change enhances code clarity and maintains uniformity in handling user approvals by integrating the useHitlDecision hook for decision dispatching.
Refactored the create and delete file functionalities in OneDrive tools to utilize a consistent InterruptResult interface with specific context types. This change enhances code clarity and maintains uniformity in handling user approvals by integrating the useHitlDecision hook for decision dispatching.
Refactored the create, update, and delete functionalities in Linear and Notion tools to utilize a consistent InterruptResult interface with specific context types. This change enhances code clarity and maintains uniformity in handling user approvals by integrating the useHitlDecision hook for decision dispatching.
Refactored the create, send, update, and delete functionalities in Gmail and Google Calendar tools to utilize a consistent InterruptResult interface with specific context types. This change enhances code clarity and maintains uniformity in handling user approvals by integrating the useHitlDecision hook for decision dispatching.
Added methods to trust and untrust tools in the MCP connector's "Always Allow" list, allowing for streamlined tool usage without HITL approval. This enhancement supports better management of trusted tools within the application.
Refactored the create and delete file functionalities in Dropbox and Google Drive tools to utilize a consistent InterruptResult interface with specific context types. This change enhances code clarity and maintains uniformity in handling user approvals by integrating the useHitlDecision hook for decision dispatching.
Refactored the create, delete, and update functions in Confluence and Jira tools to utilize a consistent InterruptResult interface with specific context types. This change enhances code clarity and maintains uniformity in handling user approvals across different tools by integrating the useHitlDecision hook for decision dispatching.
Enhanced the NewChatPage to utilize the new GenericHitlApprovalToolUI for handling interrupt results. Updated the ToolFallback component to conditionally render the approval UI based on the result type. Additionally, introduced a new GenericHitlApprovalToolUI component to manage user approvals and parameter editing for tool actions.
Updated the create, delete, and update functions in Linear and Notion tools to utilize the new request_approval utility for handling user approvals. This change improves code consistency and simplifies decision handling by directly merging parameters from the approval response.
Updated the create, delete, and update functions in Jira and OneDrive tools to utilize the new request_approval utility for handling user approvals. This change improves code consistency and simplifies decision handling by directly merging parameters from the approval response.
Updated the create, delete, and update functions in Google Calendar and Google Drive tools to utilize the new request_approval utility for handling user approvals. This change enhances code consistency and simplifies decision handling by directly merging parameters from the approval response.
Updated the create, send, update, and trash functions in Gmail tools to utilize the new request_approval utility for handling user approvals. This change improves code consistency and simplifies decision handling by directly merging parameters from the approval response.
Updated the create, delete, and update functions in Confluence and Dropbox tools to utilize the new request_approval utility for handling user approvals. This change enhances code consistency and simplifies decision handling by merging parameters directly from the approval response.
Updated the deduplication mechanism in the DedupHITLToolCallsMiddleware to utilize a comprehensive list of native HITL tools. The deduplication keys are now dynamically populated from both hardcoded values and metadata from StructuredTool instances. Additionally, integrated HITL approval into MCP tool creation, ensuring all tools are gated by user approval, with the ability to bypass for trusted tools.
This new module provides a `request_approval()` function that streamlines the process of requesting user approval for sensitive actions, including decision parsing and parameter merging. It enhances the interaction with tools by allowing for user modifications and handling trusted tools seamlessly.
Rohan Verma