Fix KeyError in web_research: use 'content' key instead of 'full_content#15
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Issue: core/ai_tools.web_research accessed page['full_content'], but AISearch.research populates fetched page dicts with key 'content'. This caused KeyError when web_research was invoked (and affected LangChain/OpenAI/Anthropic tool wrappers). Fix: In core/ai_tools.py, replace references to page['full_content'] with page['content'] so the consumer matches the producer. Kept changes minimal and focused. Tests: Ran test suite (11 passed). If there's a reason to support both 'content' and 'full_content', we can add compatibility later, but current codebase consistently uses 'content' elsewhere. Generated by Kaji.
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Issue: core/ai_tools.web_research accessed page['full_content'], but AISearch.research populates fetched page dicts with key 'content'. This caused KeyError when web_research was invoked (and affected LangChain/OpenAI/Anthropic tool wrappers).
Fix: In core/ai_tools.py, replace references to page['full_content'] with page['content'] so the consumer matches the producer. Kept changes minimal and focused.
Tests: Ran test suite (11 passed).
If there's a reason to support both 'content' and 'full_content', we can add compatibility later, but current codebase consistently uses 'content' elsewhere.
Fixes #12
Opened by Kaji.