Fix Grok MCP timeouts and ask compatibility - #3
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What changed
reasoning_effort: "none"by omitting the unsupported xAI fieldgrok_healthWhy
The previous search path could wait through multiple 120-second attempts, causing MCP client timeouts. Separately, Grok 4.5 rejects the literal
reasoning_effortvaluenone, even though the MCP compatibility schema permits it.Impact
Search and search-enabled asks now finish within a bounded server budget, provider failures are reported truthfully, startup is deterministic when local credentials exist, and
grok_askworks for callers that selectreasoning_effort: "none".Validation
npm run buildnpm test— 36 tests passedsh -n start-grok-mcp.shgrok_askreturnedGROK_ASK_FIXEDgrok_askreturnedGROK_GATEWAY_FIXED