feat: LFM2 tool-call normalizer --> fixes #72 (1/10 to 10/10 benchmark)#82
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Problem
LFM2/LFM2.5 emits tool calls in three inconsistent formats depending
on context (Pythonic by default, JSON with a prompt hint, XML in some
Ollama/OpenCode setups). No agentic framework handles all three, forcing
users to write custom proxies.
What this adds
lfm2_tool_normalizer.py— parses all three formats into a cleanOpenAI-compatible ToolCall dataclass
lfm2_agent_loop.py— drop-in agentic loop compatible with plainPython callables, LangChain BaseTool, and smolagents Tool
benchmark.py— before/after comparison across 10 format variantsquick_start.py— minimal working exampleBenchmark
Notes
Complementary to the home assistant example. This normalizer targets
users running Ollama, OpenCode, or direct HuggingFace inference where
llama.cpp is not in the stack.