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StaticCatalog

Struct StaticCatalog 

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pub struct StaticCatalog { /* private fields */ }
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An assembled, validated catalog.

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impl StaticCatalog

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pub fn assemble(entries: Vec<ToolEntry>) -> Result<Self>

Assemble a catalog, validating every entry (Gates J and P) and rejecting duplicate names.

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pub fn with_base(extra: Vec<ToolEntry>) -> Result<Self>

The SDK’s base catalog plus extra entries (domain or external).

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impl Debug for StaticCatalog

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for StaticCatalog

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fn default() -> StaticCatalog

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl ToolCatalog for StaticCatalog

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fn entries(&self) -> &[ToolEntry]

Every registered entry.
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fn lookup(&self, name: &str) -> Option<&ToolEntry>

Look up one entry by tool name.
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fn specs_for(&self, capabilities: &[Capability], strict: bool) -> Vec<ToolSpec>

The wire-neutral specs an actor holding capabilities may see. Read more
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fn deferred_specs_for( &self, capabilities: &[Capability], activated: &BTreeSet<String>, strict: bool, ) -> Vec<ToolSpec>

Specs for the hot set — entries the catalog marks visible without discovery, which the domain’s common operating loop always is — plus tools activated by a previous host-side search. Names without authority are omitted. This is a context optimization, not an authority boundary; the kernel still checks every call against the complete catalog and held capabilities.
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fn search_specs( &self, capabilities: &[Capability], query: &str, limit: usize, strict: bool, ) -> Vec<ToolSpec>

Deterministic lexical search over entries the actor is authorized to discover. External schemas stay deferred until this method selects them, avoiding eager MCP/schema token cost.

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