* fix(core): security fix - restrict send_message_to_user to current session only
Closes#7822
SECURITY: Remove the user-controlled 'session' parameter from the
send_message_to_user tool. Previously, a regular user could ask the
LLM to send messages to any arbitrary session (group chat) by
providing a crafted session string, which is a high-risk
vulnerability.
Changes:
- Remove 'session' parameter from tool schema (LLM can no longer
propose it)
- Always use context.context.event.unified_msg_origin as the target
session
- Update description to clearly state that messages can only be sent
to the current user's session
* fix: restore session param but restrict to admin only
- Re-add the parameter removed in the original PR
- Non-admin users can only send to their own session (current_session)
- Admin users can send to any session via the param
- Uses from computer_tools.util (same pattern as fs.py)
- Ref: https://github.com/AstrBotDevs/AstrBot/issues/7822
Co-authored-by: Soulter <soulter@astrbot.app>
* Update message_tools.py
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Co-authored-by: AstrBot <bot@astrbot.app>
remove deprecated API modules and example scripts; update core modules
(agents, providers, tools, platform adapters, utils), dashboard package
and components, and unit tests.
* feat: Refactor astrbot builtin tool management
- Introduced a new registry for builtin tools to streamline their management.
- Added `SendMessageToUserTool`, `KnowledgeBaseQueryTool`, and various web search tools as builtin tools.
- Updated `FunctionToolManager` to cache and retrieve builtin tools efficiently.
- Modified `CronJobManager` to utilize the new `SendMessageToUserTool`.
- Enhanced the dashboard to display readonly status for builtin tools and prevent toggling their state.
- Added tests for builtin tool injection and retrieval to ensure proper functionality.
* fix: escape file path in shell command to prevent injection vulnerabilities
