Evidence record / flue

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2026-09-21-flue-2-1-0-per-tool-timeoutms-mcp-tool-annotations-preserved-configurable-trace-budgets

2.1.0: per-tool timeoutMs, MCP tool annotations preserved, configurable trace budgets. A tool can declare timeoutMs; on expiry the harness aborts the tool’s signal and settles a ToolTimeoutError the model sees, so one hung call no longer eats the submission’s durability budget. Tools from createMcpConnection() now carry server-sent annotations (for example destructiveHint); the release notes state Flue does not change behavior based on them and the docs call them not a security boundary. Trace content budget per span is settable.

Channel: tagged-release (preceded by 2.1.0-next.0 and next.1 preview-or-beta). Half: capability. Date: 2026-09-18.

Operator consequence: Try timeoutMs on every network-bound tool; it removes a hand-rolled AbortController wrapper. MCP annotations let your own approval gate read destructiveHint, but they are server-asserted: gate on them only for servers you trust. If you run Workers AI dynamic models, 2.0.8’s warning is the first signal that your cost dashboards showed $0 for unknown, not free.

Receipt

Finding metadata

Run: 2026-09-21-weekly-digest-2026-08-20_2026-09-21-frontier-v0

Finding ID: 2026-09-21-flue-2-1-0-per-tool-timeoutms-mcp-tool-annotations-preserved-configurable-trace-budgets

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  • Flue / claim / tool-timeout-and-mcp-annotations-2-1-0

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