Add SeqConvertFilter tool for fuzzy-to-strict filter conversion#2
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Add new MCP tool that converts fuzzy filter expressions to strict Seq filter syntax. This helps users write better filter expressions by accepting natural language searches (like "error" or "timeout") and converting them to proper Seq filter expressions. The tool returns: - strictExpression: The converted filter expression - matchedAsText: Whether it was interpreted as a text search - reasonIfMatchedAsText: Explanation if treated as text search Includes tests for both successful conversions and text search fallbacks.
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Add new MCP tool that converts fuzzy filter expressions to strict Seq filter syntax. This helps users write better filter expressions by accepting natural language searches (like "error" or "timeout") and converting them to proper Seq filter expressions.
The tool returns:
Includes tests for both successful conversions and text search fallbacks.