fix: increase max_auto_steps - #43
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Signed-off-by: Michele Papalini <micpapal@cisco.com>
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mas-ctl run-mas runs could silently truncate mid-turn on multi-agent workflows. Symptoms:
Root cause
KernelDriver._feed_bounded (runtime/src/mas/runtime/driver/driver.py) bounds a turn's internal processing loop with max_auto_steps (previously set to 64). If auto_steps reaches max_auto_steps before that next pass runs, the while loop simply exits with the item still sitting in the local queue. No exception is raised, nothing is added to trace.rejected_ingress, and the turn is reported as a normal success.
Fix
In runtime/src/mas/runtime/driver/driver.py: