feat:Update OpenAPI specification with precomputable property and apiKeyAuth scheme

[HavenDV]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a precomputable property to enhance tool definitions, indicating non-mutating and repeatable execution.
  • Updated security requirements by defining an apiKeyAuth scheme for authentication.

• Documentation

  • Clarified tool behavior and execution safety in the OpenAPI specification.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the Ultravox service's OpenAPI specification, focusing on two primary changes. A new boolean property precomputable is added to tool definition schemas, indicating whether a tool can be safely executed speculatively without affecting call history. Additionally, the security scheme is updated to define an apiKeyAuth mechanism, specifying API key authentication requirements in the header.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/libs/Ultravox/openapi.yaml	- Added precomputable boolean property to ultravox.v1.BaseToolDefinition schema - Added precomputable boolean property to ultravox.v1.CallTool schema - Updated securitySchemes to define apiKeyAuth authentication

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant UltravoxService
    participant Tool

    Client->>UltravoxService: Request with API Key
    UltravoxService->>UltravoxService: Validate API Key
    alt Precomputable Tool
        UltravoxService->>Tool: Speculative Execution
        Tool-->>UltravoxService: Result
        UltravoxService-->>Client: Return Result
    else Non-Precomputable Tool
        UltravoxService->>Tool: Standard Execution
        Tool-->>UltravoxService: Result
        UltravoxService-->>Client: Return Result
    end

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Poem

🐰 In the realm of Ultravox so bright,
Where tools dance with speculative might,
A precomputable flag takes flight,
Ensuring safety, keeping logic tight,
An API key guards the digital height! 🔑✨

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⛔ Files ignored due to path filters (2)

• src/libs/Ultravox/Generated/Ultravox.Models.UltravoxV1BaseToolDefinition.g.cs is excluded by !**/generated/**
• src/libs/Ultravox/Generated/Ultravox.Models.UltravoxV1CallTool.g.cs is excluded by !**/generated/**

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• src/libs/Ultravox/openapi.yaml (2 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

src/libs/Ultravox/openapi.yaml (3)

1686-1688: LGTM: Well-documented property addition to BaseToolDefinition

The precomputable boolean property is well-defined and provides clear guidance on tool execution optimization. The description effectively communicates the property's purpose and implications.

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1775-1777: LGTM: Consistent property mirroring in CallTool

The precomputable property is consistently implemented in the CallTool schema, maintaining the same type and description as in BaseToolDefinition.

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Line range hint 1-2000: Verify schema consistency across the API

The OpenAPI specification maintains good consistency. The precomputable property is appropriately added to both tool-related schemas, and the security scheme is well-defined.

Let's verify the schema consistency:

✅ Verification successful

Schema consistency verified for precomputable property

The precomputable property is consistently defined with identical type (boolean) and description across all tool-related schemas. The property appears in both the base tool definition and call tool schemas with matching specifications.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify schema consistency for the precomputable property

# Test: Check if precomputable is consistently defined across all schemas
rg -A 2 'precomputable:' 

# Test: Verify no references to precomputable are left undefined
rg '\$ref.*Tool(Definition|Details)' | while read -r line; do
  schema=$(echo "$line" | grep -o '#/components/schemas/[^"]*')
  echo "Checking schema: $schema"
  rg -A 20 "$schema" 
done

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