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Before Retrieval Begins: Safety and Tool-Use Decisions in LLM Agents
Large language models increasingly act as agents that call external tools, yet most tool-safety research examines only what follows a tool call. The prior decision of whether to call the tool remains largely unexamined and can influence downstream safety. Across the seven open-weight models, the unw
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