Tool names are protocol surface: they appear in the MCP export list,
persisted disabled-tool preferences, audit records, and presentation
registries. Spelling them as literals at each of those sites let one
place drift from another with no compile error to catch it.
Add TermindToolName as the single source of truth for the 25 names
Termind owns, and route every non-documentation reference through it.
The registry lives in TermindApplication because presentation cannot
import TermindRemoteInfrastructure, and TermindApplication cannot depend
on it either.
Names owned by AgentKit (request_user_secret, present_plan, the
scratch_* build tools) and retired aliases (ssh_exec, ssh_wait) stay as
literals, as do the prose in MCP instructions and descriptor summaries.
The legacyToolNames compatibility list is a historical data contract and
is unchanged.
This also removes the sshExecRunToolName and sshExecStdinToolName
constants from TermindAgentPolicy, which the registry replaces.
Integrate AgentKit 2.0.1 with shared scratch storage, whole-line tool policies, generated capture paths, and external MCP projection bypass. Update ssh-exec instructions and document the complete tool policy inventory.
Keep compact expansion controls left aligned and display the AgentKit truncation marker above them on both platforms. Cover narrow and wide native layouts, both button states, and marker ordering.
Kaede Akino