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@@ -40,9 +40,21 @@ The standard two-CPU `ubuntu-24.04` lane runs Node 24.20.0. [Run 34033336380, jo
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A second hosted run of the same request implementation, [run 34033336246, job 101487216170](https://github.com/deepseek-harness/deepseek-harness/actions/runs/34033336246/job/101487216170), records 145.644577, 144.204300, 143.072572, 145.985903, 146.834474 ms; median 145.644577 ms. It uses the same Ubuntu image and Node version but a different worker in Azure westus3 at merge commit `c366e49`. This faster run does not replace the eastus evidence or establish why the workers differ. The older self-hosted `VM-7-113-ubuntu-ci-9` run with Node 24.18.1 ([run 34021903421, job 101456015028](https://github.com/deepseek-harness/deepseek-harness/actions/runs/34021903421/job/101456015028)) records 110.025154, 119.958978, 108.266860, 107.557950, 108.538902 ms; median 108.538902 ms. Its runner and Node version do not calibrate the standard hosted lane.
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-The request-history CI expectation is 190 ms, rounded above this observed range. The enforced median budget is `ceil(190 × 1.25) = 238 ms`; the shared 2× reference-machine scale does not apply again to a CI measurement. This matches the direct-CI calibration method of the [63 ms Session-reopen budget](../../../../benchmarks/session-open/session-open.bench.ts), rather than relabeling the M4 reference as hosted evidence. The 238 ms budget remains below the isolated original implementation’s 246.130875 ms M4 median.
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+The current request-history median limit is 297 ms. It is the largest integer within a 25% increase from the initial 238 ms limit: `floor(238 × 1.25) = 297`, an increase of 24.79%. This allowance belongs only to `agent-continuation/request-history`; the shared time scale, variance headroom, other time limits, memory limits, sample count, and workload remain unchanged.
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-Deterministic controls call the same `assertRequestHistoryBudget` assertion as the timed case. They accept the recorded hosted median and maximum (185.042397 ms), reject the recorded original M4 median, and reject a synthetic 250 ms median from 248, 250, 252, 251, 249 ms inputs. The synthetic inputs model a material regression; they are not runtime measurements. Replaying recorded values verifies the assertion, not a new hosted run. The acceptance control fails at 175 ms before calibration; all three controls and the five request-freeze behavior tests pass at 238 ms.
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+The standard GitHub Actions `ubuntu-24.04` runner group reports the same image `20260831.293.1` and Node 24.20.0 for the two release measurements below. The workers differ (`1000050430` and `1000050689`), but their hardware and resource conditions are not established by the logs. The request-history runtime and workload are identical between the two heads: 800 historical turns, four tools per historical turn, 40 live requests, and 13,925 final events. The earlier reference run supplies another slow observation.
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+| Hosted measurement | Request-history raw totals (ms) | Median (ms) |
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+| [Release `f778396b2e`](https://github.com/deepseek-harness/deepseek-harness/actions/runs/34233932940/job/102086694864) | 152.649609, 154.616595, 144.588531, 144.261013, 154.017377 | 152.649609 |
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+| [Release `a0a61a8237`](https://github.com/deepseek-harness/deepseek-harness/actions/runs/34235890227/job/102095345914) | 246.876615, 246.881047, 272.370218, 265.796833, 272.507507 | 265.796833 |
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+| [Reference `35fcb95275`](https://github.com/deepseek-harness/deepseek-harness/actions/runs/34232504298/job/102084171717) | 279.689489, 297.792849, 263.178391, 252.660292, 251.267361 | 263.178391 |
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+The first two jobs also differ across tool continuation (483.877/698.657 ms), catalog (612.127/1009.367 ms), and profile continuation (2438.362/3854.950 ms). These observations establish broad hosted execution-time variation; they do not identify a hardware fault or a runtime regression. Among these four continuation scenarios, only request history crosses its limit in the slower release run.
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+A bounded profile of `a0a61a8237` on Apple M4 Pro / Node 24.19.0 retains five fresh-process totals: 70.198916, 67.432250, 65.151208, 66.473292, 71.049667 ms; median 67.432250 ms. Every sample completes the same 40 requests and 13,925 events. Sampling attributes 38.082 ms inclusive time to adapter dispatch, including 10.878 ms of required file-content traversal; system-node scanning takes 4.127 ms, while the one-time restored-event reversal takes 0.291 ms outside the timed turns. Removing the latter cannot explain the observed turn cost. Caching projected content or system nodes adds immutability or invalidation obligations beyond this bounded allowance. Runtime code is unchanged.
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+Deterministic controls call the timed case's `assertRequestHistoryBudget`. They accept the recorded 185.042397 ms maximum and the two slower hosted medians, while rejecting a synthetic 310 ms median from 308, 310, 312, 311, 309 ms inputs. The slower-host acceptance control reproduces `265.796833 > 238` before the allowance; the complete owner file passes 11 tests at 297 ms. Replaying recorded values validates the assertion, not a new hosted run. The historical 250 ms synthetic case and the 246.130875 ms original M4 measurement fit this allowance and are no longer rejection controls; original/optimized M4 measurements remain evidence of the freeze implementation's gain.
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## Alternatives considered
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