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Repeated
_build_routingcalls when no tools existLow Severity
The condition
if not self._router.tools:cannot distinguish between "routing not built yet" and "routing built but with zero tools". Since an empty list is falsy in Python, if the environment genuinely has no tools (no local tools and no connections),_build_routing()will be called on every_env_list_tools()invocation. This causes unnecessary repeated async work. A boolean flag tracking whether routing has been built would be more reliable than checking if the tools list is empty.🔬 Verification Test
Why verification test was not possible: This is a logical edge case that would require setting up the full environment infrastructure with mocked async methods to demonstrate the repeated calls. The bug is evident from code analysis: when
_router.toolsreturns an empty list (valid state with zero tools),not []evaluates toTrue, causing_build_routing()to be called every time_env_list_tools()is invoked.