Check if ToolCall was Successful

Safely check if toolcall completed successfully instead of using direct @ access.

Usage

sn_is_toolcall_success(tool_call)

Arguments

tool_call

ToolCall object

Value

Logical. TRUE if successful

See also

Other accessor functions: sn_get_installed_versions(), sn_get_tool(), sn_get_tool_commands(), sn_get_tool_name(), sn_get_tool_version(), sn_get_tool_versions(), sn_get_toolbox_tools(), sn_get_toolcall_outputs(), sn_get_toolcall_runtime(), sn_get_toolcall_status(), sn_is_tool_installed()

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# Instead of: tool_call@status == "success"
if (sn_is_toolcall_success(tool_call)) {
  outputs <- sn_get_toolcall_outputs(tool_call)
  # Process the output files
}
} # }