Feat: Alter gmail tool call names to include gmail prefix

[waleedalzarooni]

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[JINO-ROHIT]

these are just adding the prefixes is it? any idea why we need to do this? just asking for my understanding

[a7m-1st]

Thanks @waleedalzarooni

[a7m-1st]

@JINO-ROHIT it is because the agent doesn't know the toolkit belongs to gmail toolkit as it doesn't know about the file name.

[fengju0213]

these are just adding the prefixes is it? any idea why we need to do this? just asking for my understanding

For example, suppose we configure both Resend and Gmail, and they each have a function called send_email.
Now, when you tell the agent to use Gmail to send an email, the agent might not be able to choose the correct tool at runtime — because both toolkits define a function with the same name, send_email.

[fengju0213]

thanks for this pr！@waleedalzarooni

[JINO-ROHIT]

thanks everyone! makes sense