[dotnet-port-fixes] Execute invocable tool siblings

[Michelle Clayton (michelle-clayton-work)]

Summary

Updated agent/harness/toolautocall so invocable local tool calls still run when the same assistant turn also includes declaration-only schema tools. The middleware now executes the invocable siblings, leaves declaration-only calls actionable for the caller, and marks only the executed local calls informational-only. Added a regression test covering mixed-call ordering.

Ported .NET PRs

• .NET: Store executable function calls bypassed by declaration-only tool calls agent-framework#7388 - Store executable function calls bypassed by declaration-only tool calls. Ported the behavior correction from upstream commit aaaa56bc60b6703b305664f196e74b284e425918, based on dotnet/src/Microsoft.Agents.AI/ChatClient/InvocableFunctionBypassingChatClient.cs and dotnet/tests/Microsoft.Agents.AI.UnitTests/ChatClient/InvocableFunctionBypassingChatClientTests.cs.

Breaking Changes

No.

Tests and Examples

• go test ./agent/harness/toolautocall
• Added TestFunctionInvoking_MixedInvocableAndNonInvocableSchemaToolExecutesInvocableSibling
• No examples changed

Notes

• Kept the fix internal to agent/harness/toolautocall; no exported Go API changed.
• Preserved existing TerminateOnUnknownCalls behavior for unknown tools and only realigned mixed invocable/declaration-only schema-tool handling.

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Closes #842

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Parity Review — PR #930: Execute invocable tool siblings

Scope: public API, user-visible behavior

Changed Go contract:

• New exported field Config.EnableExecutableFunctionBypassing bool in agent/harness/toolautocall
• New unexported type functionCallExecutionPlan
• Refactored shouldTerminateLoopBasedOnHandleableFunctions → buildFunctionCallExecutionPlan (unexported)
• Observable behavior change: when the new field is true, invocable tool calls now execute even when a declaration-only schema tool appears in the same assistant turn

Upstream evidence reviewed:

• dotnet/src/Microsoft.Agents.AI/ChatClient/InvocableFunctionBypassingChatClient.cs (commit aaaa56bc60b6703b305664f196e74b284e425918, PR #7388)
• dotnet/tests/Microsoft.Agents.AI.UnitTests/ChatClient/InvocableFunctionBypassingChatClientTests.cs

Result: findings reported

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Parity finding: default enablement diverges from upstream

The upstream .NET implementation (InvocableFunctionBypassingChatClient) is an internal sealed class that is always active in the default agent pipeline — it requires no opt-in from the caller. The class doc states: "The default agent pipeline already orders them correctly." The behavior is on by default for all agents.

The Go port exposes the same behavior as opt-in and default-disabled via Config.EnableExecutableFunctionBypassing (defaults to false). Callers who use the default toolautocall configuration will continue to see the pre-fix behavior (invocable siblings are not executed when a declaration-only call is present), while .NET users get the corrected behavior automatically.

This is a meaningful semantic divergence from the upstream fix. The bug being corrected in .NET (#7388) is now fixed unconditionally for .NET users but requires explicit opt-in for Go users, leaving Go callers exposed to the same bug that motivated the fix.

Suggested resolution: Either enable EnableExecutableFunctionBypassing by default (matching .NET semantics), or document explicitly why Go intentionally diverges. If the stateless-vs-stateful difference (the Go doc notes invocable calls are executed in-place rather than stored and replayed) justifies a different default, that rationale should be captured in the field comment or a CHANGELOG entry.

Note: The public-api-change label has been added because Config.EnableExecutableFunctionBypassing is a new exported API field.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the agent/harness/toolautocall middleware’s function-call loop to support an opt-in mode where invocable local tool calls are still executed even when the same assistant response also includes declaration-only (non-invocable) schema tool calls. It also adds regression tests and updates the .NET vs Go feature comparison docs to reflect the new behavior and configuration.

Changes:

• Add Config.EnableExecutableFunctionBypassing and integrate an execution-plan step to selectively process invocable function calls in mixed tool-call responses.
• Adjust loop termination and assistant/tool-result message handling to support “execute invocable siblings, then stop”.
• Add regression tests for mixed invocable + non-invocable schema tool-call ordering; update feature comparison documentation accordingly.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

File	Description
docs/dotnet-go-sdk-feature-comparison.md	Documents the new opt-in mixed-call handling behavior and notes the intentional divergence from .NET.
agent/harness/toolautocall/autocall.go	Implements execution planning for mixed tool-call batches and wires the new config flag through.
agent/harness/toolautocall/autocall_test.go	Adds regression tests ensuring default termination behavior and the opt-in sibling-execution behavior.

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