feat: publish WebAI2API Agent tool-calling fork - #121
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This branch publishes the Agent / Tool Calling compatibility edition of WebAI2API. It preserves the upstream legacy chat and browser-adapter behavior and adds a Universal Agent IR, OpenAI Chat Completions and minimal Responses protocol adapters, strategy/parser registries, bounded tool-call continuation, and Responses state handling.
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npm test: 43/43 passing.node --check.role: tool,tool_call_id,function_call_output,call_id, andprevious_response_id.Scope and limits
The compatibility layer is disabled by default and never executes client tools. Real web-loop evidence covers the ChatGPT web adapter with the recorded Codex/OpenClaw canaries; Qwen, Gemini, Anthropic, Claude Code, every inherited adapter, and parallel execution remain unverified. The public fork keeps the original MIT license and attribution.