D-ID Client SDK - v3.0.9
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    Interface ToolCallErrorPayload

    The payload of a ToolCallEvent.Error event: a tool call failed.

    Delivered to onToolEvent — see ToolEventCallback. Read error for what went wrong. The agent carries on with the conversation; the SDK does not retry.

    interface ToolCallErrorPayload {
        callId: string;
        durationMs?: number;
        error?: string;
        extra?: Record<string, unknown>;
        input?: Record<string, unknown>;
        name: string;
        output?: unknown;
        timestamp: string;
        unlisted?: boolean;
    }
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    callId: string

    Id of the call that failed, matching the ToolCallStartedPayload that announced it.

    durationMs?: number

    How long the call ran before failing, in milliseconds. Sent only in verbose sessions.

    error?: string

    What went wrong, in one line, when the server said. Only verbose sessions carry it.

    Taken from the failure the server reports in extra (extra.error.message), and from output when that is a plain string instead. Absent when the server sent neither, which is why an application that shows the reason needs a fallback of its own; the full structured failure — its kind, code and any data — is in extra.error.

    extra?: Record<string, unknown>

    Any additional metadata the server reported with the failure. Sent only in verbose sessions.

    input?: Record<string, unknown>

    The arguments the call was made with. Sent only in verbose sessions.

    name: string

    Name of the tool that was called.

    output?: unknown

    Whatever the failed call produced, if anything. Sent only in verbose sessions.

    Any JSON value — the server's own type for a tool result is unconstrained, and on a failure it is commonly the reason as a plain string rather than a structured result. Narrow it before use. The string case is also given to you as error, which is what to show.

    timestamp: string

    When the call failed, as reported by the server.

    unlisted?: boolean

    true for a call the agent doesn't show as running. See RunningToolCall.unlisted.