clampTimeout resolved the per-tool default (bash 300s) whenever the agent
omitted `timeout` and only enforced the tool's own min/max, so the
tools.maxTimeout global ceiling — applied solely in sdk.ts on explicitly
numeric args — was bypassed on the common default-fallback path.
Thread maxTimeout into clampTimeout so the resolved effective timeout,
including the default path, is capped before the per-tool floor/ceiling
apply. Explicit values below the cap still win; maxTimeout <= 0 stays
no-cap. Applied at every call site (bash, eval, browser, debug, lsp,
fetch, and the session-level bash executor), and the bash clamp notice
now names the global ceiling when it is the binding limit.
Fixes#6294
- Matched the `bash` tool's max in the Zod schema and runtime clamp.
- Allowed heavy local-compute cells to request budgets above 10 minutes.
- Updated docs and prompt to reflect the new 1-3600s range.
clampTimeout silently floored the caller-supplied timeout to 30s, so a
requested 120s for a slow waitForResponse came back as a 30s failure
indistinguishable from the default. Raise the cap and document the new
max in the schema field description.
- Added a unified eval framework with parser grammar, backend interfaces, and JS/Python execution result types.
- Added eval tool docs and updated prompts for fenced cells, `eval.py`/`eval.js`, and fallback behavior.
- Replaced the built-in `python` tool with `eval` across registry, rendering, interactive modes, and tool settings.
- Migrated Python execution runtime from `src/ipy` to `src/eval/py`, renamed state fields, and removed legacy introspection.
- Refactored browser tooling from in-process VM helpers to worker-managed tab supervisors and protocol transport.
- Added eval parser fallback and JS tool-bridge tests, updated imports, and removed obsolete python-mode suites.
- Set a shared 60s Puppeteer protocol timeout and applied it to browser launch/connect.
- Added a combined cancel-or-timeout signal in `runInTab` and raced user code against it for prompt cancellation behavior.
- Reduced the browser tool max timeout to 30s to keep execution limits aligned with tool-level deadlines.
- Added `tools.maxTimeout` setting to enforce global timeout ceiling across all tool calls.
- Centralized per-tool timeout constants and clamping logic into `tool-timeouts.ts` module.
- Extracted `clampTimeout()` function to standardize timeout enforcement across bash, python, browser, ssh, and fetch tools.
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