Normalize stream idle timeout overrides, make WebChat orphan cleanup use exact run handles so stale callbacks cannot mutate replacement runs, and preserve approval replay usage metadata with regression coverage.
Raise WebChat SSE timeout and non-benign error lifecycle logs to INFO while keeping routine client disconnects at DEBUG, preserving detach-based subscriber lifecycle semantics.
Use detach rather than complete for WebChat SSE disconnect callbacks, add an orphan-run grace policy for subscriberless active runs, and emergency-save partial assistant output when reclaimed.
Close WebChat subscriber SSE connections when the logical stream reaches done/error, make the emitter timeout configurable, and ensure stale-run eviction closes subscribers instead of leaving clients waiting.
Apply a Reactor inter-frame idle timeout at the streaming chat chokepoint so half-open provider body streams surface through the normal retry/failover path. Also keep the HTTP timeout documentation accurate and cover the behavior with focused tests.
The Dockerfile pre-copies module POMs for layer caching, but the list had
not been updated when mateclaw-plugin-mem0 was added to the root POM's
<modules>. Maven fails while constructing the reactor if a declared module
directory is missing, so `mvn -pl mateclaw-server -am dependency:go-offline`
aborted with "Child module /build/mateclaw-plugin-mem0 does not exist"
before it ever reached dependency resolution — every container build broke.
Copy the missing POM and note that this list must mirror the root POM's
<modules>, even for modules the image never builds. The module only makes
the reactor readable; it stays out of the `-pl mateclaw-server -am` build,
so the image is unchanged in size.
Fixes#566
load_skill returns SKILL.md in full by design — it is the model's behavioral
contract, and pagination by default would let the model silently miss later
mandatory sections. read_file / readSkillFile / load_skill are therefore on
the spill-exclusion list so their output is never replaced by a disk pointer.
The exclusion only covered half the path. In spillRawOrTruncate, an excluded
tool's result came back from persistIfOversized unchanged (no spill), failed
the SPILL_MARKER_PREFIX check, and fell through to truncateToolResult(8000) —
so an 8261-char SKILL.md was hard-cut through the middle and stamped with a
'[TRUNCATED: ... middle omitted]' marker. Weaker models ignore the attached
fidelity note and fabricate the removed span, inventing tool calls against
endpoints the skill never described.
- spillRawOrTruncate now returns retrieval-excluded results raw; the per-turn
aggregate budget stays the backstop.
- Outsized SKILL.md degrades to resumable pagination instead of an unbounded
inline dump. Never a lossy middle-cut.
