Add conversation engine tool profiles#229
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What changed
toolProfileoption tocreateConversationEngineRuntimeToolSelectionProfilefrom the package entrypointWhy
Programmatic hosts could configure post-turn memory maintenance, but they could not control the default tools exposed to the model. As a result, disabling memory maintenance did not remove tools such as
memory_checkpoint.This change reuses Heddle's existing runtime tool-profile policy instead of adding host-specific filtering.
Impact
Existing engines keep the current default tool bundle. Hosts can now disable memory tools while retaining other defaults:
A selected custom agent still owns its per-turn tool profile and overrides the engine default.
Validation
yarn lintyarn buildyarn test— 613 unit tests and 285 integration tests passed