this request vs response split is the part people usually miss. once you treat request as “what model sees” and response as “what system allows”, debugging gets way easier in real flows.
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Really like the request vs response handler breakdown. Intercepting tool calls before they run feels like one of those small details that makes AI agents much safer in production.