fix: nextjs-tracker agent wastes entire timeout exploring codebase#692
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The agent was launching a Task subagent to "explore the vinext codebase structure" which consumed the entire 30-minute timeout. Three fixes: 1. Deny task permission so it cannot launch subagents 2. Add explicit instruction not to explore the codebase 3. Inline the full codebase structure in the agent config so it has all the context it needs without file reads
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taskpermission so the agent cannot launch subagentsFailed run: https://github.com/cloudflare/vinext/actions/runs/23609167867