Choose the next call
Pass the selected
account_id explicitly on every status, polling, and
recovery call, including retries. The server does not remember account selection;
a handle or run ID does not replace it. For session recovery, have your assistant use the
original session and operation type. The run recovery tool reference
contains the required arguments.
Once you recover an exact run ID, prefer it to the latest-run lookup so a
later operation in the session cannot be mistaken for the original one.
A wait expired
wait_seconds controls how long one tool call waits, up to 40 seconds.
A running result or outcome: "wait_expired" means you should continue with
the same handle or run ID. It does not mean the remote work stopped.
Ask your assistant:
Resume the existing Landbase operation using the IDs already in this conversation. Check its status before starting anything new.
A tool call timed out or the connection dropped
For a status read, retry the same read after any indicated retry delay. For a call that starts work, first check whether it already started. Do not repeat a search, paid workflow, upload, or publish call merely because its response was lost. If a search handle is available, poll it. If you have only its session ID, recover the agent run and inspect any returned workflow ID. If no identifier or reliable recovery result is available, report that the outcome is unknown and ask before risking another operation. The server does not expose a general recovery lookup for every type of write.Use the finished output
A search may return aworkflow_run_id that still needs polling. Wait for
that workflow to reach SUCCEEDED. Use its output_dataset_id for the next
preview, workflow, or download; do not reuse the input dataset by accident.
A failed or cancelled result needs inspection. Do not automatically restart
it or assume that partial results form a finished output. Use
get_dataset_lineage when you need to trace the dataset and its processing.
See Supported tools for arguments and
Limits and credits for approval behavior.
