Worked on enhancing the openclaw/openclaw repository by developing a feature that stabilized Kimi API tool invocation, focusing on normalizing the handling of extra parameters and standardizing tool_choice modes for kimi-coding endpoints. Addressed edge cases in parameter parsing to align with API expectations, which reduced runtime errors and improved the predictability of API interactions. The technical approach involved implementing deterministic flows for tool calls, resulting in smoother client onboarding and more reliable integrations. Utilized TypeScript for API development and testing, ensuring changes were traceable through a focused commit. The work emphasized consistency, reliability, and improved developer experience within the API ecosystem.