#general

Oct 29November 3, 2026
DW
Daniel Wroblewski3:40 PMOpen in Slack
Hi guys! Can we make this:
env-based? I want to be able to override this to a much larger value on my installation. Ideally configuring it per agent would be awesome, but if not - global per-instance override will be good enough. We have an agent that by default deals with large tool responses. And unforunately downloading the tool result to a file is impossible because we are running it A2A, not in a conversation. And this, from what I understand, makes it impossible to download tool result because there is no conversation id:
if (!conversationId || !toolCallId || context.suppressContentLogging) {
return null; // ← no spill, plain truncation
}```
So what would work best for us is, in order from the best option:
1. Allow A2A sessions to also download tool results to disk so it can be grepped/worked with
2. Allow customizing MAX_TOOL_RESULT_CONTEXT_BYTES per agent
3. Allow overriding MAX_TOOL_RESULT_CONTEXT_BYTES on the instance as env var
Do you think it is something that could be done? 🙏
FWiW, what we're doing is automating legal team's work for creating different kinds of contracts. Their requirements got too complex for our team to manage for them, so we tell the agent to fetch additional prompt/requirements from a google doc file that is managed by the legal team - basically doing a controlled prompt injection 😅
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Loïc Payol6:13 PMOpen in Slack
Hey Archestra team, I have a very niche issue for you guys:
We’re using Google as our IdP, and recently we changed our domain name. On Slack, we changed our email addresses, not all of them at this time though so some are on the former domain (still active), some on the new.
When sending a message to a Slack bot, users with the new domain name are considered new, since they are matched by their email address. And I can’t find ways to edit the email directly on the web interface (I could fiddle around an SQL console though).
I plan to manually update the emails directly on the database. Is there anything you might see problematic by doing so?
Oh and, logging in with Google directly on the Archestra Web UI works as expected, the email address is just not updated accordingly, and can’t be replaced either.
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