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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe web-search loops retain the synthetic search tool in later requests. They continue handling web-search calls through existing per-query budget logic. Regression tests cover forced-answer recovery and recovery after the search limit. ChangesWeb-search recovery
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to If a model keeps issuing search calls after the budget is exhausted, the client can receive an unfinished response with no error. Add an explicit error after the iteration cap before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The inspected recovery paths retain search limits and bounded execution. No new privilege or search-budget bypass was established, but broader security coverage remains incomplete. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Review comments at @src/web-search/loop.ts:
- Line 891: When the `HARD_CAP` loop in the web-search turn flow exhausts, emit
an error event so the client does not receive an unfinished response. Add this
cap-exhaustion handling after the loop and preserve the existing abort-listener
cleanup in the `finally` block.
Review comments at @tests/web-search/web-search-run-turn-loop.test.ts:
- Around line 240-243: Update the recovery-request assertions in the test around
`attempts` to inspect `attempts[1].context.messages` and verify it contains the
“web search limit reached for this turn” result paired with the over-budget
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Assert the limit-reached result in the recovery request.
This test checks that the next request declares web_search and produces an answer. It does not check that the over-budget call received the “web search limit reached for this turn” result. An implementation that dispatches again without that tool result could still pass. Inspect attempts[1].context.messages and assert that it contains the result paired with the over-budget call.
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Update the recovery-request assertions in the test around `attempts` to inspect
`attempts[1].context.messages` and verify it contains the “web search limit
reached for this turn” result paired with the over-budget call. Preserve the
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Read the complete four-file patch at ea51599 and linked #6464 to it. The change retains the synthetic declaration and also changes forceAnswer from a terminal pass into potentially additional model dispatches; that is a behavior contract change even though configuration is unchanged. Please document the over-budget tool-result/iteration-ceiling behavior in the owning web-search structure contract, and add assertions that physical search calls never exceed maxSearches, repeated over-budget calls terminate at the hard cap, and ordinary caller tools/cancellation remain terminal as intended. The reported 210 test:changed failures are not passing validation; the base comparison or a documented scoped exception must establish the remaining coverage without labeling every uninvestigated timeout environmental. I have not run a live GLM/provider request, taken over the branch, or granted approval. |
…nd pin the bounds Keeping web_search declared on the forced pass (lidge-jun#6464) makes that pass loop: a call past the budget gets the limit-reached tool result and the model is asked again. The iteration cap, which forceAnswer used to make unreachable, is now reachable, and both loops ended badly there: - `loop.ts` ran out of iterations without a terminal event, so the bridge closed the turn as a truncated stream (`response.incomplete`, adapter_eof). - `run-turn-loop.ts` dispatched one more model request after the last allowed pass and never read it. Its production `dispatch` sends the request at once, so that pass was paid for and then dropped. Both loops now stop after `maxSearches + 3` model passes with the same explicit error, "web search stopped at its iteration cap: the model kept calling web_search after the per-turn search limit". The runTurn loop opens no request past the cap. `tests/web-search/web-search-over-budget.test.ts` pins, for both loops: - a model that always calls web_search gets exactly `maxSearches` physical searches; - such a model stops at the cap with that error, and the runTurn loop dispatches nothing more; - a caller tool on the forced pass ends the turn with no further pass or search; - a cancellation during the forced pass stops the loop at once. Each assertion fails against a loop with the matching guard removed. `structure/runtime.md` documents the over-budget tool result, the cap and its terminal under the forced-answer contract.
…jun#6470) Keep synthetic search declared while serving over-budget calls paired limit results. Fix fetch-loop cap termination and avoid unused runTurn dispatch at the ceiling. Add both-transport budget, cap, caller-tool, cancellation, and commitment regressions. Carries lidge-jun#6470 by @lcxhh521. Closes lidge-jun#6464 Co-authored-by: lcxhh521 <59329914+lcxhh521@users.noreply.github.com>
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Closing as landed on dev via a85a437. Thanks @lidge-jun for carrying it and keeping the credit, and @Ingwannu for the review. I had pushed 22ea6f5 with the same follow-ups: an explicit terminal at the iteration cap in both loops, no runTurn dispatch past the cap, and both-transport assertions for search count, cap, caller tools and cancellation. The carry covers all of that and also the empty-answer-at-the-ceiling cases, so nothing here is left to merge. |
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Fixes #6464.
When the per-turn web-search budget was exhausted, both web-search loops dropped the synthetic
web_searchtool declaration for the forced-answer pass. Servers that reject tool calls for undeclared tools then leak the raw call markup intocontentinstead of a structuredtool_callsentry (observed with GLM-style<tool_call><arg_key>output behind anopenai-chattarget), and the leaked text reaches Codex as assistant text, ending the turn broken.The loops already handle over-budget calls gracefully:
runSearchCallanswers an over-budgetweb_searchcall with a "web search limit reached for this turn" tool result, which guides the model to answer from the gathered results. This change keeps that path authoritative instead of stripping the declaration:src/web-search/loop.ts— the forced pass sendsallTools(the empty-answer recovery pass still drops every tool withtoolChoice: "none").src/web-search/run-turn-loop.ts— same change for the runTurn path; the forced pass also loops one more time to execute the extra call as a limit-reached result.Verification
env -u HTTP_PROXY -u HTTPS_PROXY ./node_modules/.bin/bun test ./tests/web-search/— 331 pass / 0 fail (16.4s)env -u HTTP_PROXY -u HTTPS_PROXY ./node_modules/.bin/bun x tsc --noEmit— cleanenv -u HTTP_PROXY -u HTTPS_PROXY ./node_modules/.bin/bun run structure:check— passedbun run test:changed(import-graph selection) — 10537 pass; the 210 failures were all 5 s timeouts in unrelated responses-namespace suites that reproduce identically on cleanupstream/devwhile this machine was under load (~6), so they are environmental. The web-search suites covered by the selection pass in their focused run above.bun run test, GUI lint/buildChecklist
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