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⚡ Bolt: Cache SearchTool queries to prevent redundant agentic bottleneck#50

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⚡ Bolt: Cache SearchTool queries to prevent redundant agentic bottleneck#50
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💡 What: Implemented an in-memory Map cache inside the SearchTool.deep method to store and return results for previously executed search queries.
🎯 Why: Repeated agentic queries for the same context create an architectural bottleneck, wasting API calls and execution time during autonomous loops.
📊 Impact: Eliminates 100% of redundant search API calls/execution time for duplicate queries.
🔬 Measurement: Run tests before and after; any subsequent calls with the same query in the same session will return instantly (bypassing the mock search execution time).


PR created automatically by Jules for task 17049918717780327982 started by @thirdbase1

Implemented an in-memory `Map` cache inside `SearchTool.deep` to return instant results for previously queried terms, bypassing redundant agentic execution while preserving the wrapper's ExecutionResult standard format.
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