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Replace logger.info with a Rich Console(stderr=True) so tool-call indicators print as clean "🛠️ tool call: <name>" lines without logging metadata. The logger is now only used for verbose debug args.
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What
Follow-up to #10. Replaces the
logger.infocall for tool-call indicators witha
Console(stderr=True)so the output is a clean🛠️ tool call: list_midi_portsline without logging metadata (timestamps, level, logger name).
How
stderr_console = Console(stderr=True)incli.pylogger.infowithstderr_console.printfor the tool indicator — thisalways prints on every tool call, keeping the REPL informed without polluting stdout
logger.debugfor verbose tool args (only with-v)capsys.readouterr().errinstead ofcaplogrecordsRecommended Review Order
patchwork/cli.pytests/test_tool_logging.py