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Emil Filipov 0ed59a38e9 fix(core): dump args_schema as its own JSON schema
A Pydantic model class has no JSON form, so the field was stringified. Ask the
schema for its own JSON schema instead -- `model_json_schema()` for a v2 class,
`schema()` for a v1 one -- so every accepted `args_schema` form dumps to the
shape the dict form already has, and the dumped schema validates back into a
tool. A dict schema is still returned unchanged.

Cached per schema class: pydantic does not memoize schema generation, and it
costs ~500x the rest of the dump, which tracing would pay on every run. A schema
holding an arbitrary type has no JSON schema at all, so those still fall back to
the repr rather than raising.

12-tool payload: 0.140 ms on master, 0.023 ms here.
2026-08-19 12:34:57 +02:00
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