fix: wrap array tool results in object for Kiro API compatibility#3
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Summary
When a tool result content is a JSON array (e.g. [{"a":1},{"b":2}]), the proxy passes it as { json: [array] }. The Kiro API requires json to always be an object, not an array, and returns ValidationException: Improperly formed request.
Fix
This commonly triggers with tools that return JSON arrays as content (e.g. todowrite).
Testing
tool result content: '[{"a":1},{"b":2}]' → Before: 400 → After: 200
tool result content: 'plain text' → Before: 200 → After: 200 (unchanged)
tool result content: '{"key":"value"}' → Before: 200 → After: 200 (unchanged)