Ansight.Tools.VisualTree 0.1.0-preview.17

Ansight.Tools.VisualTree

Grouped visual tree and screenshot tool registrations for the Ansight .NET SDK.

License

The Ansight SDK is source-available software under the Ansight SDK Source-Available License. It is not open-source software. Production use is licensed only for use with Ansight Services.

Usage

using Ansight;
using Ansight.Tools.VisualTree;

var options = Options.CreateBuilder()
    .WithVisualTreeTools()
    .WithReadOnlyToolAccess()
    .Build();

WithReadOnlyToolAccess() exposes inspection tools such as ui.get_visual_tree, ui.inspect_node, ui.get_screenshot, ui.get_overlay, and ui.query_overlays.

Use WithReadWriteToolAccess() or a custom ToolGuard when a connected host should be allowed to draw diagnostic overlays:

var options = Options.CreateBuilder()
    .WithVisualTreeTools()
    .WithReadWriteToolAccess()
    .Build();

Overlay tools render input-transparent highlight rectangles over the active native window. They never participate in hit testing, so they should not intercept taps, clicks, focus, or gestures.

• ui.show_overlay creates one or more highlight rectangles from explicit window coordinates, visual-tree coordinates, or a nodeId.
• ui.update_overlay edits an existing overlay by id. Omitted fields keep their current values; supplied geometry replaces the current rectangles.
• ui.get_overlay returns a single overlay by id.
• ui.query_overlays lists overlays and can filter by metadata key/value.
• ui.remove_overlay removes one overlay by id.
• ui.clear_overlays removes all overlays, or only overlays matching a metadata key/value filter.

Overlays default to no fill, a red stroke, and a 5 second lifetime. Pass durationMs=0 for an overlay that remains until removed. fillColor=none or fillColor=transparent clears fill. Each overlay can carry a small scalar metadata dictionary so MCP clients can record why the overlay exists, for example a target node id, assertion name, or investigation step.

Build-time remote tool policy

Projects that reference this package are covered by AnsightRemoteToolsPolicy. The default AllowedWithWarnings policy logs detected tool type and assembly details and emits a build warning when remote tools are included. Because this package contains remote tools, Disallowed only succeeds when the package is omitted from that build, for example with Debug-only package references. Use Allowed to bypass remote tool scanning and warnings. Set AnsightLogRemoteTools=false to suppress the detected-tool list.