docs: clarify that tools=None uses the default toolset in ClaudeAgentOptions#1033
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…Options The tools docstring documented list[str], [] and the claude_code preset but not the default None. Since [] means "disable all built-in tools", None was easy to misread the same way.
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Summary
The change documents what the default
tools=Nonemeans onClaudeAgentOptions. The docstring currently explainslist[str],[], and theclaude_codepreset, but notNone. I'm suggesting the change for two reasons:Noneas "no tools", when it actually means the opposite: all built-in tools are available.No behavior change. Docstring only.
Note
Noneis the only value that skips flag construction entirely. Please refer to subprocess_cli.py:241: