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 - Workflow gate: implementation allowed. No UI/API/schema redesign required; required upstream contract is the existing task deadline and user-approved correction.
 - Maintainability gate: narrow_fix; handlers are 318–673 lines, mix orchestration and persistence, moderate coupling. No broad refactor needed. Extract one small timeout predicate and cover context semantics and persisted batch outcome.
 - Scope: single-agent, multi-agent, workflow, and batch task deadline classification. Unrelated robot request handling remains outside scope.
+
+## F1 — Confirmed requirements
+
+Confirmed by the user's request to fix the identified defect and merge main.
+
+- R1: A live task must not be classified as globally timed out solely because a child operation returns DeadlineExceeded.
+- R2: An expired task deadline must retain the existing timeout behavior, even if the returned error is wrapped or unrelated.
+- R3: Cancellation must not be reclassified as deadline expiry, including cancellation whose cause wraps DeadlineExceeded.
+- R4: Keep existing failure diagnostics, bounded execution limits, and cancellation behavior. This fix does not promise automatic continuation after every local failure or blindly replay tools.
+- Acceptance: regression tests distinguish child timeout, task expiry, cancellation and wrapped HTTP errors; affected packages pass; main includes the reviewed change.