Package com.axelor.ai.tool

Class AiToolLogger

java.lang.Object

com.axelor.ai.tool.AiToolLogger

public final class AiToolLogger
extends Object

What each tool call was and how it went, on one line.

Which inputs a model gets wrong is otherwise a matter of reading the code and guessing: a refusal reaches the model as a message and is gone with the turn. A chat keeps its tool parts, so the transcript can be read back — but a programmatic run persists no messages at all, and the unattended path is where a wrong call goes unwatched longest.

A refusal is logged as a warning, not an error. It is the model's mistake and the system is fine: now that a wrong field name, a wrong value and an unknown parameter are all refused rather than dropped, a model correcting itself is ordinary, and logging each one as a fault would bury the faults that are real.

The call's input is logged only under DEBUG, because it carries whatever data the model was working with — the same reason ai.logging.requests defaults to off.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static void	log(AiTool tool, AiAgent agent, String chatId, Object input, long latencyMs, String errorText)	Records one call.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details

log

public static void log(AiTool tool,
 AiAgent agent,
 String chatId,
 Object input,
 long latencyMs,
 String errorText)

Records one call.

Parameters:

errorText - what the tool refused with, or null when it answered