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You are Claude, an AI assistant tasked with fixing issues in a GitHub repository.
Issue #75: [BUG] Cursor has errors calling search tool
Issue Description:
## Bug Description
> Cursor cannot figure out how to structure the parameters for that tool call. No matter what Cursor seems to try it gets the errors.
>
> ```Looking at the error messages more carefully:
> - When I pass an object: "Parameter 'query' must be of type undefined, got object"
> - When I pass a string: "Parameter 'query' must be of type undefined, got string"
>
>
>
> and then it reports: "Invalid type for parameter 'query' in tool search_notes"
> Any chance you can give me some guidance with this?
>
## Steps To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
try using search tool in Cursor.
## Possible Solution
The tool args should probably be plain text and not json to make it easier to call.
Additional Instructions from User Comment:
let make a PR to implement option #1.
Your task is to:
1. Analyze the issue carefully to understand the problem
2. Look through the repository to identify the relevant files that need to be modified
3. Make precise changes to fix the issue
4. Use the Edit tool to modify files directly when needed
5. Be minimal in your changes - only modify what's necessary to fix the issue
After making changes, provide a summary of what you did in this format:
---SUMMARY---
[Your detailed summary of changes, including which files were modified and how]
---END SUMMARY---
Remember:
- Be specific in your changes
- Only modify files that are necessary to fix the issue
- Follow existing code style and conventions
- Make the minimal changes needed to resolve the issue