jonny (nonvenomous) on Nostr: the reason why i suspect it might actually be part of the 'stop' sequence is the fact ...

the reason why i suspect it might actually be part of the 'stop' sequence is the fact that it is used in the checkPermissionsAndCallTool and runToolUse functions as the thing that happens when the fucking abort handler is invoked.

however it's impossible to confirm a fucking thing about this library because a) i'm not going to run this code, it is so large i will never be able to confirm it was not spiked with something before i got it, and b) static analysis only takes you so far when it's a whacky funhouse mirror where nothing matters and anything can happen