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fix(agent): rank campus actions above nested response fields - #231
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create homeworkomitted the creation tool from the first five results because unrelated tools shared nestedhomeworkandcreatedAtoutput fields. Rank matches in tool names, titles and domain aliases first, while retaining description/schema search and complete tool contracts. The query hint now includes actions as well as lookups.The regression fails before this change and passes after it. A probe against all 78 server tool definitions now ranks homework creation first for the English query and preserves the four Chinese queries. All 1,496 Go race cases and 18 requirements / 66 semantic cases pass; scripts, build, vet, lint, OpenAPI provenance and Compose checks pass. Independent review found no blocking issues.
Part of #223. This fixes a reproduced discovery defect; it does not establish the cause of the original report.