config: increase llama3.1 request_timeout from 120s to 180s#376
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The deduplicate_levers batch call completes at ~115s on the silo plan, leaving only a ~5s margin before the 120s timeout. Increasing to 180s gives a comfortable buffer for plans with more levers or longer content. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Increases llama3.1
request_timeoutfrom 120s to 180s inllm_config/baseline.json(both local and Docker entries).Why
The
deduplicate_leversbatch call (PR #375) completes at ~115s on the silo plan with llama3.1, leaving only a ~5s margin. In iter 51 (PR #374), llama3.1 timed out on 2/5 plans at exactly 120s. Iter 52 (PR #375) fixed it by shortening justifications, but the margin is fragile.180s gives a comfortable buffer without making slow failures take unreasonably long to detect.
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