By name: tool-widgets-and-review description: Use this skill when explaining how tool calls are presented to operators during live execution and in persisted history.
Tool Widgets and Review
Use this skill for questions about how users see tool activity during chats or workflow runs.
Operator experience
- Tool activity is presented in compact widgets or grouped timelines so users can understand progress without losing the surrounding conversation.
- Running and completed states matter because operators often need to know whether the system is still busy or already finished.
- Persisted history should still make sense after live streaming ends.
Why the presentation matters
- Good tool presentation builds trust because users can see what the system attempted.
- Grouped tool activity is especially useful when several small steps belong to one larger action.
Practical guidance
- If a user asks what the system did, point to the visible tool-call history before paraphrasing it.
- If a widget looks incomplete, confirm whether execution is still in progress or whether the persisted history has already refreshed.
- Explain tool widgets as evidence of runtime behavior, not as decorative UI.