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@ai-sdk/tool-bash

An npm package in the AI SDK ecosystem that wraps Bash command execution capability as a callable tool, for AI application scenarios in which a model operates a terminal environment.

Timeline (last 90 days)

Oct 28

@ai-sdk/tool-bash 1.0.10 is a patch version release with no lengthy release notes and only references ai@7.0.156.

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Oct 28

The AI SDK's tool ecosystem is continuing to be refined, and the wrapping of basic tools such as bash has entered a maintenance iteration phase, with the related capabilities becoming mature.

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Oct 28

The power of the bash tool also means concentrated risk; in production environments it usually needs to be used together with sandboxing, allowlists, and timeout controls.

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Oct 28

Listing ai@7.0.156 in the release notes usually indicates that this version of tool-bash depends on or is compatible with the corresponding version of the main ai package.

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Oct 24

When the version of provider-utils that an adapter depends on is inconsistent with that of the main package, hidden failures such as mismatched type definitions and differences in the behavior of runtime utility functions may occur.

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Oct 23

@ai-sdk/tool-bash 1.0.5 is a patch-level update that introduces no new features or breaking changes.

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Oct 23

For AI applications that rely on Bash tools for production environment operations, after upgrading @ai-sdk/tool-bash it is recommended to run a regression test to confirm that tool call parameter parsing and execution result formats have not changed unexpectedly.

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Oct 23

@ai-sdk/tool-bash typically declares the core package ai as a peer dependency to ensure that the tool package and the core package use the same instance at runtime.

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Oct 23

@ai-sdk/tool-bash is the module in AI SDK that encapsulates Bash command execution capability as a tool.

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Oct 23

@ai-sdk/tool-bash 1.0.5 contains two commits.

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All Facts (10)

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Listing ai@7.0.156 in the release notes usually indicates that this version of tool-bash depends on or is compatible with the corresponding version of the main ai package.

50%
Unverified

The AI SDK's tool ecosystem is continuing to be refined, and the wrapping of basic tools such as bash has entered a maintenance iteration phase, with the related capabilities becoming mature.

50%
Unverified

The power of the bash tool also means concentrated risk; in production environments it usually needs to be used together with sandboxing, allowlists, and timeout controls.

50%
Unverified

When the version of provider-utils that an adapter depends on is inconsistent with that of the main package, hidden failures such as mismatched type definitions and differences in the behavior of runtime utility functions may occur.

50%
Unverified

For AI applications that rely on Bash tools for production environment operations, after upgrading @ai-sdk/tool-bash it is recommended to run a regression test to confirm that tool call parameter parsing and execution result formats have not changed unexpectedly.

50%
Unverified

@ai-sdk/tool-bash 1.0.5 is a patch-level update that introduces no new features or breaking changes.

50%
Unverified

@ai-sdk/tool-bash typically declares the core package ai as a peer dependency to ensure that the tool package and the core package use the same instance at runtime.

50%
Unverified

@ai-sdk/tool-bash is the module in AI SDK that encapsulates Bash command execution capability as a tool.

50%
Unverified

@ai-sdk/tool-bash 1.0.5 contains two commits.

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Unverified

@ai-sdk/tool-bash 1.0.10 is a patch version release with no lengthy release notes and only references ai@7.0.156.

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