fix(agent): bound deep research subrequests - #157
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Why
Production deep-research runs could exhaust Cloudflare's per-invocation subrequest budget. Each query launched a nested tool-using agent loop, invalid structured output retried the workflow step three times, and the outer agent could call the workflow again. The run then failed before it could package the expected PDF deliverable.
What changed
The existing validated citation, PDF packaging, Daytona project-file persistence, and R2 generated-output paths remain unchanged.
Architecture and migration effects
Verification
pnpm lintpnpm typecheckpnpm turbo build --forcepnpm deadcodepnpm architecture:checkpnpm turbo skills:buildProduction acceptance will be run against the exact merged SHA after Cloudflare deployment, covering natural-language research intent, one workflow invocation, PDF delivery, project file persistence, download validity, reload persistence, and
/file recall.