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Because they yell at us because of blocked serialization nonsense
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discussed concerns etc. on slack but permitting the ship to sail
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ValidationError, and rethrows it as aToolInvocationError. So, whitelist theToolInvocationErrorto be passed back to the agents (THANKS LANGGRAPH)|when used as a regex character; the documentation intended the opposite. I've also seen the tool try to be used to find file names, clarifies this in the tool descriptionDeserializing unregistered type...error message the langgraph devs "helpfully" added to make sure we aren't pwned by someone with write access to our production database (???!?!?!?!)The way we accomplish 3 is... unfortunate and relies on an implementation detail that I'm sure the langgraph devs would prefer we didn't exploit. I would prefer the langgraph devs didn't play nanny and force us to rearchitect our whole application over a complete nothing security scenario.