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A script that ran about 45 Linear searches under asyncio.gather sent them all at once, and Linear rate limited 14 of them. The gateway had no limit per server and never retries a call, so the agent had to notice and rerun searches by hand. Each server now takes max_concurrent (default 8, 1 to 4096). Calls past it wait their turn, up to the tool timeout, and one that gets no turn fails with a TimeoutError without being sent. Builtin servers are not capped, so a script's 1Password finds still share one prompt. A spoke's wait for a hub call covers the hub's queue too. When a tool's error reads as a rate limit, the error names the cap and the file to lower it in, the included one for a server kept there.
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Review comments at @src/hub/client.rs:
- Line 290: Update the forwarded /call deadline passed to self.post to use the
hub’s configured timeout, covering its queue and execution budgets, instead of
doubling the spoke’s tool_timeout; preserve any required QUICK allowance.
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A spoke waited twice its own tool timeout for a call forwarded to the hub. A hub with a longer timeout could queue a call and then run it past that, so the spoke reported a timeout for a call the hub sent. The hub's catalog now lists each server's call timeout, and the spoke waits twice the longer of the two. An older hub lists none, so the spoke's own timeout stands in.
A hub names its own call timeout now, and doubling a huge one then adding the allowance would overflow the spoke's deadline and panic.
What changed
Each upstream server now takes a
max_concurrentsetting (default 8, from 1 to 4096). The gateway sends a server at most that many tool calls at once. When a script'sasyncio.gathermakes more calls than that, the extra calls wait for a free slot instead of all being sent together. A call that gets no slot within the tool timeout fails with aTimeoutErrorand is never sent. Nothing is retried, because a tool may not be safe to run twice.Builtin servers such as
secretsrun inside the daemon and are not capped. That way, all of a script's 1Password finds still reach the owner as one approval prompt.When a tool's error looks like a rate limit (
rate limit,ratelimitortoo many requests), the error the script sees names the cap and the file where it can be lowered. For a server kept in an included file, that is the included file. The whole hint goes through the secret redactor.When a spoke forwards a call to the hub, it now waits twice the tool timeout plus 30 seconds. That covers the time the call may spend queued on the hub as well as the call itself.
Why
An agent ran about 45 Linear searches in one
asyncio.gather, and Linear rate limited 14 of them. The gateway had no per-server limit and never retries a call, so the agent had to notice the failures and rerun the searches one at a time.Verification
tests/gateway/concurrency.rs:cargo test,cargo clippy --all-targetsandcargo fmt --checkpass.Summary by CodeRabbit