Add native Invoke tool for integration calls#192
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Agents with filesystem.execute: off cannot call integrations via `toc runtime invoke` because that goes through the Bash tool which checks the execute permission. This adds a dedicated Invoke native tool that uses the integration permission model directly — checking the permission manifest, loading credentials, enforcing rate limits, and calling integration.Invoke() — without requiring shell execution access. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Invokenative tool that lets agents call integrations (Slack, GitHub, etc.) without requiringfilesystem.executepermissionintegration.Invoke()— same logic astoc runtime invokebut bypassing the Bash/shell execution pathnative_tool_registry.goalongside existing tools; includes 6 tests covering success, permission denied, missing manifest, missing params, no integration grants, and the core bug scenario (filesystem.execute off + integration on)Test plan
TestNativeInvoke_Success— verifies end-to-end invocation with mock HTTP serverTestNativeInvoke_PermissionDenied— verifies PermOff blocks before HTTPTestNativeInvoke_NoIntegrationInManifest— verifies missing integration grants errorTestNativeInvoke_MissingRequiredParams— verifies param validationTestNativeInvoke_NilManifest— verifies nil manifest handlingTestNativeInvoke_DoesNotCheckFilesystemExecute— core bug fix test: confirms Invoke works when filesystem.execute is off while Bash would be blockedTestNativeToolNames— updated to include Invoke in registry🤖 Generated with Claude Code