mcp: whats_waiting tells agents when to call it; no duplicated description - #1545
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whats_waitingtool description served to agents was the flows-apiqueue_waitingdocstring — ~250 words onX-User-Idvs?subject=precedence, operator keys, 403/400 shapes andVEXA_FLOWS_TIMELINE_KEY— emitted twice, back to back, and it never said WHEN to call. Ten ordinary sessions with the tools loaded never called it.The route now carries an explicit agent-facing
summaryand no docstring; the operator mechanics move to a comment beside it.register.pypublishedbt.descriptionas bothsummaryanddescription, andfastapi_mcpconcatenates the two — hence the doubling; it now sets one.Tests: flows 518 passed (+7); MCP 245 passed.