In new_invoke, the span name is set directly to run_name (line 960), which can be None if no run_name is configured. The old code had a fallback: f"invoke_agent {agent_name}" if agent_name else "invoke_agent". The new_stream function correctly handles this with a default span_name = "invoke_agent", but new_invoke does not. This inconsistency could result in spans with None names, causing unexpected behavior or errors in Sentry's span processing.

The _get_available_tools function has a return type annotation of tuple[Optional[str], Optional[List[Any]]] but actually returns only tools (a single value, not a tuple). The docstring also incorrectly says 'Get the agent name and available tools'. This was left over from when this was _get_request_data which returned both values. This will cause type checker errors for callers expecting a tuple.