review(agent): address gadfly on progress-aware guard
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Merge the parallel callCounts/lastResults maps into one repeatState struct
map (removes the "two maps in sync" smell + double lookup), drop the dead
i<len(results) bounds branch that contradicted the documented index invariant,
and note in-code that exact-string result equality is a deliberate err-toward-
not-tripping choice (a hung job whose poll reports a ticking field is left to
MaxRuntime / the job ceiling rather than risking a false kill of real progress).
No behavior change; guard tests still green.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HgEuVfZJN9mhRhzEsMEVog
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2026-07-18 19:11:30 -04:00
co-authored by Claude Opus 4.8
parent 68bf7157d3
commit 9922166d7a
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@@ -253,6 +253,15 @@ func (a *Agent) mergedTools() (map[string]llm.Tool, []llm.Tool, error) {
// Run executes the loop: send the conversation; while the model requests // Run executes the loop: send the conversation; while the model requests
// tools, execute them and feed results back; stop on a final answer, // tools, execute them and feed results back; stop on a final answer,
// MaxSteps, or an unrecoverable model error. // MaxSteps, or an unrecoverable model error.
// repeatState is the per-signature bookkeeping for the progress-aware same-call
// guard: count is the run-length of consecutive identical calls that returned
// lastResult (the previous call's encoded result). A changed result resets count
// to 1. See the guard block in Run.
type repeatState struct {
count int
lastResult string
}
func (a *Agent) Run(ctx context.Context, input string, opts ...RunOption) (*Result, error) { func (a *Agent) Run(ctx context.Context, input string, opts ...RunOption) (*Result, error) {
var rc runConfig var rc runConfig
for _, opt := range opts { for _, opt := range opts {
@@ -276,15 +285,12 @@ func (a *Agent) Run(ctx context.Context, input string, opts ...RunOption) (*Resu
reqOpts := append(append([]llm.Option(nil), a.reqOpts...), rc.reqOpts...) reqOpts := append(append([]llm.Option(nil), a.reqOpts...), rc.reqOpts...)
system := a.systemPrompt() system := a.systemPrompt()
// Loop-guard state (WithToolErrorLimits). // Loop-guard state (WithToolErrorLimits). repeatStates tracks, per identical
// (name+arguments) signature, the run-length of consecutive calls that
// returned the same result and that last result — see the same-call guard
// below.
consecutiveErrorSteps := 0 consecutiveErrorSteps := 0
// callCounts tracks a run-length of identical (name+arguments) tool calls repeatStates := make(map[string]*repeatState)
// that ALSO returned the same result. lastResults holds the previous result
// per signature so a call whose result keeps changing (e.g. polling a
// background job whose progress advances) resets the count instead of
// tripping the guard — a changing result is progress, not a stuck loop.
callCounts := make(map[string]int)
lastResults := make(map[string]string)
maxSteps := func() int { maxSteps := func() int {
if a.maxStepsFunc != nil { if a.maxStepsFunc != nil {
@@ -359,30 +365,35 @@ func (a *Agent) Run(ctx context.Context, input string, opts ...RunOption) (*Resu
// Same-call repeat guard (progress-aware). An identical (name+arguments) // Same-call repeat guard (progress-aware). An identical (name+arguments)
// call only counts toward the loop trip when its result is unchanged from // call only counts toward the loop trip when its result is unchanged from
// the previous identical call. A call whose result advances each time // the previous identical call: a call whose result keeps advancing
// canonically polling a long-running background job (elapsed/status keeps // canonically polling a long-running background job — is progress and
// moving) — resets its count and never trips, while a genuinely stuck // resets its count, while a genuinely stuck call returning the same output
// call returning the same output repeats until it exceeds the ceiling. // trips once it exceeds the ceiling. Result equality is exact-string on
// results[i] pairs with resp.ToolCalls[i]: every call appends exactly one // the full encoded content, chosen to err toward NOT tripping: a hung job
// result (unknown tools append an error result before continue), and the // whose poll still reports a ticking field is left to MaxRuntime / the
// job's own ceiling rather than risking a false kill of real progress.
// results[i] pairs with resp.ToolCalls[i] — every call appends exactly one
// result (unknown tools append an error result before continue) and the
// only early exit above is a full return on ctx cancellation. // only early exit above is a full return on ctx cancellation.
if a.maxSameCallRepeats > 0 { if a.maxSameCallRepeats > 0 {
for i, call := range resp.ToolCalls { for i, call := range resp.ToolCalls {
sig := call.Name + "\x00" + string(call.Arguments) sig := call.Name + "\x00" + string(call.Arguments)
resKey := "" resKey := results[i].Content
if i < len(results) { if results[i].IsError {
if results[i].IsError { resKey = "e\x00" + resKey
resKey = "e\x00"
}
resKey += results[i].Content
} }
if prev, seen := lastResults[sig]; seen && prev == resKey { st := repeatStates[sig]
callCounts[sig]++ if st == nil {
st = &repeatState{}
repeatStates[sig] = st
}
if st.count > 0 && st.lastResult == resKey {
st.count++
} else { } else {
callCounts[sig] = 1 st.count = 1
} }
lastResults[sig] = resKey st.lastResult = resKey
if callCounts[sig] > a.maxSameCallRepeats { if st.count > a.maxSameCallRepeats {
repeatTripped = call.Name repeatTripped = call.Name
} }
} }