Add invocation logging and 1st-class filtering to the bash tool

Summary

• Add invocation logging feature to store full command output for later retrieval
• Add output filtering to both bash and readFile tools for efficient large output handling

Motivation

When agents execute commands that produce large outputs, they often only need a portion of it (e.g., last 50 lines of a build log, grep for errors). Currently, the full output is returned and truncated if too large, losing potentially useful data.

This feature allows agents to:

1. Request filtered output (e.g., tail -50, grep -i error) to reduce token usage
2. Store the full unfiltered output in a log file
3. Re-query the stored output with different filters via readFile

Changes

New Options (CreateBashToolOptions)

Bash Tool

• New outputFilter parameter in schema for filtering stdout before returning
• Writes invocation log with full output when enabled
• Returns invocationLogPath in response when logging is enabled

ReadFile Tool

• New outputFilter parameter that uses cat file | filter for efficient streaming
• Auto-detects .invocation files and extracts stdout content
• Supports filtering invocation file content with different filters

Invocation Log Format

Uses a grep/tail-friendly text format instead of JSON:

# timestamp: 2024-01-15T10:30:45.123Z
# command: npm run build
# exitCode: 1
# outputFilter: tail -50
---STDOUT---
<full stdout content here>
---STDERR---
<full stderr content here>

Example Usage

const { tools } = await createBashTool({
  enableInvocationLog: true,
});

// Agent runs a build, requesting only last 50 lines
const result = await tools.bash.execute({
  command: "npm run build",
  outputFilter: "tail -50"
});
// result.stdout = last 50 lines
// result.invocationLogPath = "/workspace/.bash-tool/commands/2024-01-15T10-30-45.123Z.invocation"

// Later, agent wants to grep for errors in the full output
const errors = await tools.readFile.execute({
  path: result.invocationLogPath,
  outputFilter: "grep -i error"
});

Test Plan

• pnpm validate passes (lint, knip, typecheck, tests)
• Unit tests for invocation logging in bash.test.ts
• Unit tests for output filtering in bash.test.ts
• Unit tests for readFile with .invocation files and filtering
• Verify log format is grep/tail friendly