AI Agent Timeouts: Why the Turn, Not the Call, Is the Unit That Fails
The most expensive agent failure we've seen isn't an error. It's silence: an agent runs 40 tool calls, each one fast, each one successful — and the platform's hard turn limit fires at call #41. No exception reaches your code. The turn, and every result it produced, is simply gone. Per-call timeouts…
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- 2026-11-13 08:02 · DEV Community — AI
AI Agent Timeouts: Why the Turn, Not the Call, Is the Unit That Fails
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