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Short histories (e.g. an assistant tool_use followed by one oversized user tool_result) round the 50% message calculation down to zero removable messages. manageContext still returned a success-shaped truncation result (fresh truncationId, messagesRemoved: 0, unchanged messages), so the task emitted a sliding_window_truncation event and the next request retried into the same over-budget failure forever. - treat messagesRemoved === 0 as zero progress and degrade in place: shrink the largest eligible textual tool_result blocks, preserving their tool_use_id and block shape so the tool_use/tool_result pair is never orphaned; recount and report success only when the recalculated model-facing token count decreases - when nothing can be removed or shrunk further, return a controlled error/errorDetails result instead of emitting another fake truncation event - share one model-facing recount helper between the truncation and degradation paths so both report against the same accounting Fixes Zoo-Code-Org#1254
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- Line 2078: Extend the test around buildToolPairHistory and the related
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Reject an over-budget degraded result before retrying
manageContext currently reports success when degradation only reduces tokens, even if newContextTokensAfterDegradation > allowedTokens. Task then persists and sends the still-over-budget history. A context-window error re-enters recovery, and the generic auto-approval retry path can continue after the three bounded context retries.
Accept degradation only when it also satisfies the budget. Treat the resulting error as terminal in both the normal caller and handleContextWindowExceededError; neither path should send or retry an over-budget history.
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Follow-up to the zero-progress recovery added for Zoo-Code-Org#1254: - findShrinkableToolResults now only considers messages the API actually receives (getEffectiveApiHistory), so a tool_result hidden by a condensation summary can no longer be degraded: shrinking it lowered the token estimate while the request stayed unchanged, which is the same false progress this recovery exists to prevent - reserve the truncation notice's own characters before slicing and skip any candidate whose rewritten body would not be strictly shorter, so a tool_result already at the 200-character floor is left untouched instead of growing while the notice claims characters were removed - token bookkeeping uses the actual text.length - newText.length - tests: array-form tool_result coverage, exact controlled-error contract, condensed-history and shrink-floor regression cases - remove the changeset: AGENTS.md reserves changesets for maintainers
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Task.tspasses the result ofgetEffectiveApiHistorythroughcleanConversationHistorytocreateMessage. When a summary exists, the current recount still counts hidden pre-summary content and orphantool_resultblocks from persisted history. Recovery can therefore reject a reduction that affects only API-visible history.When a truncation marker is deleted,
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…he effective API history countModelFacingTokens walked the persisted history and skipped messages by truncationParent/isTruncationMarker metadata, so with a condense summary the recount still charged hidden pre-summary content, and orphan tool_result blocks filtered out of the effective history were counted against the recovery result. A degradation that only moved API-visible tokens could be rejected as zero progress and reported as a controlled failure. Both recounts now iterate getEffectiveApiHistory(msgs): the fresh-start summary slice, truncation-tagged messages (only while their marker exists), orphan-block filtering and the markers themselves are all reflected, matching what the next request actually carries. findShrinkableToolResults no longer vetoes candidates by message metadata: an oversized tool_result in a message whose truncationParent was rewound away (marker deleted) is API-visible again and must stay shrinkable. apiVisibleBlocks alone decides visibility. Regressions: orphaned-truncationParent candidate selection, and a persisted orphan tool_result block masking a successful degradation. Both fail on the previous code and pass now.
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manageContext(src/core/context-management/index.ts) callstruncateConversation(messages, 0.5). For short histories — e.g. an assistanttool_usefollowed by one oversized usertool_result—Math.floor((visibleCount - 1) * 0.5)rounds down to 1 and the even-rounding step takes it to 0 removable messages.truncateConversationthen returns the original messages with a freshtruncationIdandmessagesRemoved: 0, andmanageContextpassed that through as a success-shaped result.Task.tsemitted thesliding_window_truncationevent withmessagesRemoved: 0, the oversized history was never overwritten, and every retry re-enteredmanageContextover budget — the zero-progress loop described in the issue (parent: #648).Fix — make recovery monotonic and bounded, per the issue's acceptance criteria:
manageContextnow treatsmessagesRemoved === 0as zero progress. Instead of reporting a successful truncation, it degrades in place:shrinkOversizedToolResultsshrinks the largest eligible textualtool_resultblocks first (largest-first so each round frees the most tokens while losing the least information), preserving each block'stool_use_idand shape so thetool_use/tool_resultpair is never orphaned. The keep-size targets the over-budget amount using a chars-per-token ratio measured on the block itself, with a 200-char floor below which a block stops being eligible.newContextTokensAfterTruncation < prevContextTokenson every reported success.manageContextreturns a controllederror/errorDetailsresult (an actionable message naming the budget numbers) instead of emitting another fake truncation event — the existingcondense_context_errorpath inTask.tssurfaces it, and notruncationIdis set, so no misleading truncation UI event is produced.Trade-offs / notes for reviewers:
truncateResult.messages !== this.apiConversationHistoryreference check keeps working and the degraded history is persisted.truncationIdand reportsmessagesRemoved: 0with the lowered token counts, so the existingsliding_window_truncationUI channel reflects real progress (tokens reduced) rather than staying silent.src/utils/tiktoken.tsencodes a whole block in a single WASM call; a pathological multi-MB single-token-run block can makeencoder.encodethrow (RuntimeError: unreachable). The fix here does not depend on that path (the 4 MB test below uses realistic mixed content), but it may deserve its own issue.Test Procedure
Focused vitest coverage added to
src/core/context-management/__tests__/context-management.spec.ts(manageContext fallback recovery for zero-progress truncation):tool_use+ usertool_resultwith a ~4 MB mixed-text payload) over a 100k window with a 30k reserve. On the pre-fix code the new assertions fail (see below); after the fix, the tool_result is shrunk, the pair stays intact (tool_use_idpreserved, block shape preserved),messagesRemovedstays 0, andnewContextTokensAfterTruncation < prevContextTokens.error/errorDetailswith notruncationIdand an unchanged history.Red→green evidence (Windows, Node v24,
pnpm exec vitest run core/context-management):main(745656a): the recovery test fails onexpect(result.messages).not.toBe(messages)(same reference returned) andnewContextTokensAfterTruncation < prevContextTokens; the impossible-budget test fails onexpect(result.error).toBeDefined()— i.e. the current code reports a successful zero-progress truncation.2 failed | 53 skipped.2 passed; the full module + neighbors run73 + 246passed (context-management, condense, message-manager, checkpoints), andcore/task537 passed.srcsuite (8414 tests) run on the fix branch vs. unmodifiedmainon the same machine, compared by test name: 150 pre-existing environment failures on both sides (dist-assets requiring a build, tree-sitter native modules on Windows), 0 new, 0 disappeared.tsc --noEmit,eslint --max-warnings=0, andprettier --checkclean; changeset included.Pre-Submission Checklist
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