Public declaration syntax from forge-rs/crates/forge-auth/src/tool_auth.rs Original source SHA-256: 2f11976a64a484f2d027bb5f49ab9f0f2878a960867ad8f9968e1dcced04fd06 Function bodies and constant values are omitted. This is not the complete implementation. Source line 57 #[derive(Debug)] pub struct ToolAuthorizationRequest<'a> { /// The OAS DID of the agent requesting tool invocation. pub agent_did: String, /// The name of the tool being invoked. pub tool_name: String, /// The tier classification of the tool. pub tool_tier: ToolTier, /// The agent's Arsenal ACT, if available. /// /// When `None`, the request is processed in legacy mode (no ACT checks). pub act: Option<&'a AgentCapabilityToken> } Source line 79 #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq, Eq, Serialize, Deserialize)] pub enum ToolAuthorizationDecision { /// The tool invocation is authorized. /// /// Returned for: /// - Tier 1 (Platform) tools — always allowed. /// - Tier 3 (Embedded) tools — always allowed. /// - Tier 2 (Host) tools — when the ACT grants the required scope. Allowed, /// The tool invocation is denied. /// /// Returned for Tier 2 (Host) tools when the ACT does not grant the /// required scope. The `reason` field provides an actionable explanation. Denied { /// Human-readable explanation of why the tool was denied. reason: String, }, /// No ACT was provided — operating in legacy mode. /// /// Legacy mode allows tool execution without authorization. This mode /// exists for backward compatibility during the OAS integration migration. /// A `WARN`-level log is emitted when this mode is triggered. /// /// Legacy mode will be removed in a future major version. LegacyMode, } Source line 112 #[must_use] pub fn is_allowed(&self) -> bool; Source line 118 #[must_use] pub fn is_denied(&self) -> bool; Source line 124 #[must_use] pub fn is_legacy_mode(&self) -> bool; Source line 202 #[instrument( skip(request), fields( agent_did = %request.agent_did, tool = %request.tool_name, tier = %request.tool_tier, has_act = request.act.is_some() ) )] pub fn authorize_tool_invocation( request: &ToolAuthorizationRequest<'_>, ) -> ForgeAuthResult; Source line 292 #[instrument( skip(request, variables), fields( agent_did = %request.agent_did, tool = %request.tool_name, variable_count = variables.len() ) )] pub fn authorize_proxy_tool_invocation( request: &ToolAuthorizationRequest<'_>, variables: &[String], ) -> ForgeAuthResult;