docs(ai): describe cloud data-tool registration in prose, not an uninstallable import - #2813
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The Natural Language Queries page pasted `import { registerDataTools } from
'@objectstack/service-ai'` — installable-looking code for a closed package an
open-edition reader cannot install. That is the subtlest form of the
declared-≠-delivered trap (a reader copies it and `pnpm add` 404s). Replaced
the code block with a prose description of what the cloud runtime does plus a
pointer to the cloud docs; the open `@objectstack/mcp` example above is
unchanged. Docs-only; the open path this page teaches still fully works.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #2812, closing the last (subtlest) open/cloud honesty gap the agent-capability audit flagged.
The Natural Language Queries page pasted:
— installable-looking code for a package an open-edition reader cannot install (
@objectstack/service-aiis closed cloud/EE). A reader who copies it and runspnpm add @objectstack/service-aihits a 404. That's the most subtle form of "declared ≠ delivered."Replaced the code block with a prose description of what the cloud runtime does + a pointer to the cloud docs. The open
@objectstack/mcpexample earlier on the page (the thing that actually works on the open edition) is unchanged.Per the open-core doc rule this whole thread settled on: fence EE features (name + boundary + pointer), don't paste uninstallable code as if it were open. Docs-only, no changeset.
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