fix(cursor): pin unified exec so wait cannot ship alone - #1583
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Codex Desktop advertises exec/wait, not only exec_command/shell_command. Cursor transport truncation dropped exec and left wait, so Grok turns loop on exec cell not found. Treat exec (bare and opencodex-responses) as the execution path, force-admit it, and omit wait when no cell creator remains.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCursor tool budgeting now recognizes unified and Responses-provider execution tools. It prioritizes execution tools and ChangesCursor execution-tool budgeting
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change can still advertise Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CursorRequestBuilder
participant ExecutionToolClassifier
participant ToolBudget
CursorRequestBuilder->>ExecutionToolClassifier: classify execution and wait tools
CursorRequestBuilder->>ToolBudget: prioritize and admit tools
ToolBudget-->>CursorRequestBuilder: evict lower-priority tools when execution fits
ToolBudget-->>CursorRequestBuilder: remove wait when execution cannot fit
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In `@src/adapters/cursor/request-builder.ts`:
- Around line 142-152: Update the request-building logic around the kept-tool
selection and fitting-catalog fast return so wait tools are removed whenever the
final admitted catalog contains no isCursorExecutionPathTool result, including
catalogs containing only wait and cases where selection drops all execution
tools. Preserve kept ordering and byte accounting when removing wait, and add a
regression test covering a fitting [wait] catalog.
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src/adapters/cursor/request-builder.tssrc/adapters/cursor/tool-definitions.tstests/cursor-request-builder.test.ts
| const eligibleHasExecutionPath = eligible.some(isCursorExecutionPathTool); | ||
| const keptHasExecutionPath = eligible.some(tool => keptSet.has(tool) && isCursorExecutionPathTool(tool)); | ||
| // Never advertise `wait` after dropping the tool that creates the exec cell. | ||
| if (eligibleHasExecutionPath && !keptHasExecutionPath) { | ||
| for (const tool of eligible) { | ||
| if (!isCursorWaitTool(tool) || !keptSet.has(tool)) continue; | ||
| keptSet.delete(tool); | ||
| const index = kept.indexOf(tool); | ||
| if (index >= 0) kept.splice(index, 1); | ||
| keptBytes -= cursorMcpToolEncodedSize(tool, toolChoice); | ||
| } |
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Remove wait when no execution-path tool is admitted.
Line 145 removes wait only when an execution-path tool was eligible. A catalog that contains only wait, or where tool selection removes every execution tool, bypasses this condition. It also returns unchanged through the fitting-catalog fast path at Lines 80-83.
The result can advertise wait without a tool that creates an exec cell. This violates the execution-path contract and can restore the missing-exec loop.
Filter wait whenever the final admitted catalog has no isCursorExecutionPathTool() result. Apply the same rule before the fast return. Add a regression test for a fitting [wait] catalog.
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In `@src/adapters/cursor/request-builder.ts` around lines 142 - 152, Update the
request-building logic around the kept-tool selection and fitting-catalog fast
return so wait tools are removed whenever the final admitted catalog contains no
isCursorExecutionPathTool result, including catalogs containing only wait and
cases where selection drops all execution tools. Preserve kept ordering and byte
accounting when removing wait, and add a regression test covering a fitting
[wait] catalog.
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Two correctness issues remain before this is merge-ready.
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waitcan still be advertised without any execution-path tool.applyCursorToolBudget()has a fitting-catalog fast return before the cleanup logic, so a catalog such as[wait]returns unchanged. The later cleanup is also gated oneligibleHasExecutionPath, so tool-choice filtering can leavewaitbehind after all exec tools become ineligible. The final invariant should be simple: if the admitted catalog has noisCursorExecutionPathTool()result, removewaiton every return path. Please add a fitting[wait]regression test as well. -
The force-admission loop can unnecessarily try to admit a second execution alias even when one execution-path tool is already retained. In a constrained catalog that can evict useful tools (
wait,apply_patch, selected tools, etc.) just to make room for another exec alias. The stated requirement is to retain at least one execution path, so only run force-admission when the kept set currently has zero execution-path tools.
Please cover the final behavior with tests for [wait], [wait, oversized exec], a fitting [wait, exec], and a constrained catalog containing multiple exec aliases where retaining one does not evict useful tools for a second.
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Summary
exec_command/shell_command. Codex Desktop advertises unifiedexecpluswait(bare oropencodex-responses).execand leftwait, socursor/grok-4.6-fastand Cursor-first combo turns loop onexec cell not found/exec cell new not found.exec,exec_command, andshell_command(bare oropencodex-responses) as the execution path, force-admit one of them, and omitwaitwhen no cell creator remains.Verification
bun test tests/cursor-request-builder.test.ts— 30 passedbun test tests/cursor-*.test.ts— 513 passed, 0 failedbun test tests/cursor-request-builder.test.ts tests/cursor-tool-definitions.test.ts— 49 passedbun run typecheck— passedbun run privacy:scan— passedhygieneandenforce-target— passedChecklist
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