Krispy
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When using Qwen3-coder model through Ollama with many tools (6+), the model outputs XML-style tool calls in the content field instead of using the native JSON tool_calls format. This causes Goose to fail to execute any tools. This commit adds XML parsing as a fallback mechanism: - Add parse_xml_tool_calls() helper function using regex to parse <function=name><parameter=key>value</parameter></function> format - Modify response_to_message() to check for XML tool calls when no JSON tool_calls are found in the response - Modify response_to_streaming_message() to accumulate text and parse XML tool calls when stream completes - Add comprehensive unit tests for XML parsing The fix is backward-compatible and only activates when JSON tool_calls are absent, ensuring existing providers continue to work normally. Tested with Qwen3-coder:latest via Ollama with 11 developer tools. Signed-off-by: Krispy <krispy@emergentbit.com>
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