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Review runs died of their own infrastructure repeatedly today:
A single kai_callers graph query stalled 5+ minutes inside a review, ate the 5-minute model-time budget, and the salvage conclusion call then exceeded its own 3-minute deadline → fail-loud with zero findings (run 12fa021e, kai-desktop PR chore(ci): run ci tests on branch push #10 head 1bb6d88).
The same signature killed kai-desktop PR Update billing to work with seat based pricing model #12's review three times on unchanged content (runs af6fc236, 56a04336, f07686d1) — multi-minute provider gaps between tool batches, budget expiry, conclusion-call timeout.
Six parallel reviews from one stack push contended and produced same-sha runs with contradictory pass/fail outcomes.
kai_grep already has a 120s wall clock (grepToolWallClock); kai_callers and the other graph tools do not.
Task
Hard per-tool-call deadline for every review-context tool (kai_callers, kai_impact, symbol lookups) — a stalled query returns a labeled partial, never eats the budget.
Fail-fast budget accounting in kai review-commit: when >N% of budget went to tool stalls rather than model output, conclude early from what exists instead of riding to expiry.
Give the conclusion call a provider-latency-aware deadline (today's 3min was exceeded by a single model call three separate times) or one retry on a fresh connection.
Goal
Reviews are a reliable gate: a slow graph or a slow provider degrades a review to smaller-but-honest, never to dead.
Problem (2026-08-27 post-mortem, P3)
Review runs died of their own infrastructure repeatedly today:
kai_grep already has a 120s wall clock (grepToolWallClock); kai_callers and the other graph tools do not.
Task
Goal
Reviews are a reliable gate: a slow graph or a slow provider degrades a review to smaller-but-honest, never to dead.