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deer-flow/backend/packages/harness/deerflow/skills/tool_policy.py
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AochenShen99 cef4224381 fix(skills): enforce allowed-tools metadata (#2626)
* fix(skills): parse allowed-tools frontmatter

* fix(skills): validate allowed-tools metadata

* fix(skills): add shared allowed-tools policy

* fix(subagents): enforce skill allowed-tools

* fix(agent): enforce skill allowed-tools

* refactor(skills): dedupe TypeVar and reuse cached enabled skills

- Drop redundant module-level TypeVar in tool_policy; rely on PEP 695 syntax.
- Expose get_cached_enabled_skills() and have the lead agent reuse it
  instead of synchronously rescanning skills on every request.

* fix(agent): expose config-scoped skill cache

* fix(subagents): pass filtered tools explicitly

* fix(skills): clean allowed-tools policy feedback
2026-05-07 08:34:43 +08:00

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import logging
from typing import Protocol
from deerflow.skills.types import Skill
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
class NamedTool(Protocol):
name: str
def allowed_tool_names_for_skills(skills: list[Skill]) -> set[str] | None:
"""Return the union of explicit skill allowed-tools declarations.
None means legacy allow-all behavior. It is returned only when no loaded
skill declares allowed-tools. Once any skill declares the field, legacy
skills without the field contribute no tools instead of disabling the
explicit restrictions from other skills.
"""
if not skills:
return None
allowed: set[str] = set()
has_explicit_declaration = False
for skill in skills:
if skill.allowed_tools is None:
continue
has_explicit_declaration = True
if not skill.allowed_tools:
logger.info("Skill %s declared empty allowed-tools", skill.name)
allowed.update(skill.allowed_tools)
if not has_explicit_declaration:
return None
return allowed
def filter_tools_by_skill_allowed_tools[ToolT: NamedTool](tools: list[ToolT], skills: list[Skill]) -> list[ToolT]:
allowed = allowed_tool_names_for_skills(skills)
if allowed is None:
return tools
return [tool for tool in tools if tool.name in allowed]