⚡ Bolt: Cache deep search queries to prevent redundant API calls#53
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- Implemented an in-memory Map to cache queries in `SearchTool.deep`. - This avoids redundant simulated or external API calls for repeated identical queries during agentic loops, which was a known architectural bottleneck. - Recorded a critical learning in `.jules/bolt.md`.
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💡 What: Added an in-memory
Mapcache toSearchTool.deepto cache results for identical queries.🎯 Why: Agentic loops repeatedly calling the same context via external search or APIs create significant performance bottlenecks due to redundant network queries and delayed processing.
📊 Impact: Reduces redundant network queries by 100% for repeated queries, providing instant responses on cache hits and speeding up the overall agent loop.
🔬 Measurement: Run agent loops requesting the same search query multiple times. The first query will simulate execution, while subsequent identical queries will return instantly without generating the simulated execution overhead.
.jules/bolt.md.test.txtafter ensuring tests pass.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17590358523968808025 started by @thirdbase1