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Prompt for AI agents (unresolved issues)

```text Check if these issues are valid — if so, understand the root cause of each and fix them. If appropriate, use sub-agents to investigate and fix each issue separately. P1: Multi-registry pagination can skip items because results are truncated after advancing per-registry cursors. P2: Avoid calling community registries when non-community results already fill the requested limit; it adds extra fan-out latency and load for queries that are already satisfied. P2: Guard tag `value`/`count` types before using them; non-string values can break `localeCompare`, and non-numeric counts can coerce to strings and corrupt totals. P2: Guard category `value`/`count` types before using them to avoid `localeCompare` errors or string-concatenated totals when a registry returns unexpected data. P2: The 30 s overall deadline (`AbortSignal.timeout`) is only polled once before each registry call begins. Once `resolveToolName` / `callRegistryTool` start, the signal is never re-checked or passed through, so in-flight calls (up to 3 × 15 s = 45 s each) can run well past the deadline. Pass the `AbortSignal` into `callRegistryTool` (and forward it as `signal` to the MCP proxy) so that in-flight calls are actually aborted when the deadline fires, or at minimum re-check `deadline.aborted` between retries in `callRegistryTool`. P2: The generic fallback in `extractItems` returns the first array-valued property found via `Object.keys`. If the response has a non-item array property (e.g., `errors`, `warnings`) that appears before the actual payload, this silently returns the wrong data. Consider either removing the fallback or checking a known list of common payload keys (e.g., `results`, `entries`) instead of any arbitrary array. ```

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