codecall:search
Search for tools by natural language query using semantic embeddings.Request Schema
Response Schema
Examples
Response Example
Search Strategy
CodeCall supports two embedding strategies:codecall:describe
Get detailed schemas and documentation for specific tools.Request Schema
Response Schema
usageExamples returns up to 5 entries per tool. Each entry has a description and a code snippet that calls the tool via callTool(...) so the LLM can copy the pattern directly into a codecall:execute script. They are the tool’s own examples when it declares any, and nothing else. A tool without examples gets one generated example whose arguments are built only from its input schema’s properties (the required properties, the query-like or first filter property for a search, the real pagination properties for a list, the first value of an enum), or {} when none fits; an argument the schema does not declare is never shown. Values stay within the property’s enum, const, minimum/maximum and minLength/maxLength; a pattern or format is not generated, so an optional query that has one is left out and a required property that has one gets a plain placeholder string. A list tool without pagination properties gets only its required properties, and an update adds the first two non-id properties.Example
Security Note
codecall:execute
Execute a JavaScript (AgentScript) plan that orchestrates multiple tools.Request Schema
Response Schema
Success:Syntax Error
Syntax Error
Validation Error (AST)
Validation Error (AST)
FORBIDDEN_LOOP (line 3): …) are the script’s own lines. A line that belongs to no line of the script is left out.Runtime Error
Runtime Error
Tool Error
Tool Error
callTool() or a namespace method, including a call the access policy refused (ACCESS_DENIED). An error of the script’s own, even after it caught a tool failure, is runtime_error. The result doesn’t carry the call’s arguments: the schema keeps toolInput, deprecated and never set, since the sandbox resolves sidecar references in them before the tool sees them.Timeout
Timeout
Example
AgentScript Guide
For the complete scripting API (
callTool, getTool, codecallContext, __safe_parallel), error handling patterns, and best practices, see the dedicated AgentScript guide.codecall:invoke
Direct tool invocation without JavaScript execution. Useful for simple single-tool calls.Request Schema
Response Schema
codecall:invoke returns the standard MCP CallToolResult — the same envelope a direct tools/call produces. Errors are surfaced via isError: true plus a textual content entry; there is no separate { status, error } wrapper.
Success:
Example
When to Use Invoke vs Execute
Error Codes Reference
Script Execution Errors
Error Handling
For error handling patterns including retry, fallback, and partial success strategies, see the AgentScript Guide.Debugging Guide
Using console.log
Interpreting Error Messages
Maximum iteration limit exceeded
Maximum iteration limit exceeded
Cause: Loop ran more than
maxSteps times
Fix: Use pagination or filter data before loopingMaximum tool call limit exceeded
Maximum tool call limit exceeded
Cause: Script called more than
maxToolCalls tools
Fix: Batch operations or use __safe_parallelScript execution timed out
Script execution timed out
Cause: Script ran longer than
timeoutMs
Fix: Optimize, use less data, or increase timeoutIdentifier 'X' is not allowed
Identifier 'X' is not allowed
Cause: Used a blocked identifier (eval, require, etc.)
Fix: Use allowed alternatives
Development Mode
For easier debugging during development:Testing Strategy
Unit Testing AgentScript
Use the Enclave library directly to test script execution in isolation:Integration Testing
For end-to-end tests, set up a FrontMCP app with CodeCallPlugin and invoke the meta-tools through your MCP test client:Testing Security Rules
CI/CD Integration
Related
AgentScript Guide
Complete scripting API, error handling, and best practices
Configuration
Configure meta-tool behavior and limits
Security Model
How scripts are validated and sandboxed
Examples & Recipes
Real-world patterns using the meta-tools