#!/usr/bin/env mix run

Code.require_file(Path.expand("support/example_helper.exs", __DIR__))

alias CodexExamples.Support

Support.init!()

defmodule Examples.ToolBridging do
  @moduledoc false

  alias Codex.Approvals.StaticPolicy

  def auto_run_example do
    Codex.Tools.reset!()

    defmodule MathTool do
      use Codex.Tool, name: "math_tool", description: "adds two numbers"

      @impl true
      def invoke(%{"x" => x, "y" => y}, _context), do: {:ok, %{"sum" => x + y}}
    end

    {:ok, _handle} = Codex.Tools.register(MathTool)

    {:ok, thread} =
      Codex.start_thread(
        Support.codex_options!(),
        Support.thread_opts!(%{approval_policy: StaticPolicy.allow()})
      )

    {:ok, result} =
      Codex.Thread.run_auto(thread, "Ask the math tool to add 4 and 5", max_attempts: 2)

    tool_outputs = result.raw[:tool_outputs] || []
    tool_failures = result.raw[:tool_failures] || []

    IO.puts("""
    Note: with the default `codex exec --json` transport, tool outputs are not injected back
    into the CLI turn. Empty arrays below are expected unless you switch to a tool-capable
    transport (for example app-server/MCP-hosted tools).
    """)

    IO.inspect(tool_outputs, label: "tool outputs captured by SDK")
    IO.inspect(tool_failures, label: "tool failures captured by SDK")
    IO.inspect(result.thread.pending_tool_outputs, label: "pending outputs after turn")
    IO.inspect(result.thread.pending_tool_failures, label: "pending failures after turn")
  end
end

Examples.ToolBridging.auto_run_example()