Redundant check_links re-verification of valid URLs - #664
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docs_agentrepeatedly calls thecheck_linkstool with identical URL arguments (up to 3x per URL) within a single trace, each returning "1/1 valid" — pure redundant re-verification with no error to recover from. The root cause is a prompt instruction that directs the agent to validate links "any time you're unsure" with no guard against re-checking already-validated URLs, and the tool's_cachedoes not suppress repeat agent invocations. This inflates trajectory length and latency on every response that includes multiple links.