Tell agents to read in their rules to reduce the number of denied calls#119
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We would like agents to be able to read in their rules to reduce the number of denied calls.
A previous version of this pr added a mcp tool for this but it was useless for the agent harnesses. This time around, we have the harnesses hit the rules endpoint every 5 minutes to get their rules. The mcp rule call also got readded.
#91
Open question:
Currently, i only expose static tools to the agent. Should we also expose llm as judge rules? I wonder if an agent knowing about llm as judge rules could make it act differently hmmmmm