fix(engine): scale DM inbox reads beyond D1 limit - #326
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesDM conversation and inbox reads now batch large DM read scaling and limits
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Mergeability Score: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change scales DM lookups and propagates an optional limit without any actionable merge-blocking risk remaining; the omitted-limit test coverage can be followed up during normal review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MCP
participant AgentClient
participant DMRoute
participant listConversations
participant queryInChunks
participant D1
MCP->>AgentClient: request DM conversations with limit
AgentClient->>DMRoute: GET /dm/conversations?limit
DMRoute->>listConversations: pass parsed limit
listConversations->>queryInChunks: submit enrichment IDs
queryInChunks->>D1: execute chunks of 90 parameters
D1-->>queryInChunks: return rows
queryInChunks-->>listConversations: aggregate rows
listConversations-->>DMRoute: return conversations
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| description: Maximum number of conversations to return |
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Document the new DM-list limit in README
The new limit query parameter changes the public DM-list API and is exposed through the TypeScript SDK and MCP, but this commit updates only OpenAPI and changelogs while leaving the onboarding README unchanged. Users relying on the repository's primary examples therefore cannot discover how to bound this potentially large read; add the corresponding REST or SDK usage to README.md alongside this schema change.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L34-L36
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Fixed in 42df1d0. README now documents GET /dm/conversations?limit=<1-100> alongside the OpenAPI maximum so the bounded read is discoverable from the primary API reference.
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packages/mcp/src/__tests__/integration.test.ts (1)
463-467: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep coverage for the omitted-limit path.
This change replaces the previous no-argument invocation with
limit: 25. The test no longer verifies thatmessage.dm.listomits the query parameter whenlimitis not supplied. Keep the existing no-limit case and add this limited case, or add a separate no-limit test.The limit remains optional in
openapi.yamlat Lines 2761-2767, and the unbounded path is part of this change's contract.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@packages/mcp/src/__tests__/integration.test.ts`:
- Around line 463-467: Update the message.dm.list integration coverage to retain
a no-argument invocation that verifies the request omits the limit query
parameter, while keeping the existing limit: 25 case to verify limit=25 is sent.
Use the current test structure and request-matching helper rather than removing
either contract path.
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<file name="packages/engine/src/routes/dm.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/engine/src/routes/dm.ts:166">
P2: The newly-applied `limit` query param has no upper bound, so a caller can request an arbitrarily large positive value, forcing `listConversations` to scan and enrich every one of the agent's conversations. Every other paginated engine endpoint clamps its limit (messages/thread/search clamp to 100); this one does not. Cap the limit here (and in the MCP schema) to match, e.g. clamp to 100 like `getDmMessages`.</violation>
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| { limit: query.data.limit }, |
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P2: The newly-applied limit query param has no upper bound, so a caller can request an arbitrarily large positive value, forcing listConversations to scan and enrich every one of the agent's conversations. Every other paginated engine endpoint clamps its limit (messages/thread/search clamp to 100); this one does not. Cap the limit here (and in the MCP schema) to match, e.g. clamp to 100 like getDmMessages.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/engine/src/routes/dm.ts, line 166:
<comment>The newly-applied `limit` query param has no upper bound, so a caller can request an arbitrarily large positive value, forcing `listConversations` to scan and enrich every one of the agent's conversations. Every other paginated engine endpoint clamps its limit (messages/thread/search clamp to 100); this one does not. Cap the limit here (and in the MCP schema) to match, e.g. clamp to 100 like `getDmMessages`.</comment>
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@@ -152,13 +152,18 @@ dmRoutes.get(
db,
workspace.id,
agent!.id,
+ { limit: query.data.limit },
);
return jsonOk(c, conversations);
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Fixed in 42df1d0. The DM conversation route now validates limit with the shared positive-integer schema capped at 100; OpenAPI declares maximum: 100, and the MCP input schema applies the same cap. Added regression coverage proving limit=101 is rejected before enrichment and that MCP does not call the SDK above the ceiling.
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Review follow-up is pushed in 42df1d0. CodeRabbit’s omitted-limit coverage nit is addressed by restoring the no-argument message.dm.list integration case alongside the limit=25 case. The two cubic findings are covered by red/green tests for the 100 ceiling and same-second newest-first ordering; full engine (569) and MCP (223) suites plus both package lints pass. |
Summary
IN (...)parameter listmessage.dm.listlimit through MCP, TypeScript SDK, andGET /v1/dm/conversations, applying it before enrichmentFixes the Relaycast-side root cause documented in AgentWorkforce/relay#1471.
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npm audit --omit=devreports the existing Next.js/PostCSS backlog (2 high package findings); this PR changes no dependencies.Draft only; do not merge without Khaliq's decision.