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This PR fixes a bug in how
used_querieswere recorded and checked across agents.Previously, query usage was tracked only at the tool level. As a result, if a query had already been executed in one sub-agent (e.g. Agent A), the same query would be blocked in another sub-agent (e.g. Agent B). This behavior was too restrictive, since different sub-agents should be allowed to perform the same query within their own context.
The update changes the tracking logic to record queries per agent + tool combination instead of globally. Each sub-agent now maintains its own query usage history, ensuring that queries can be reused across agents without conflict. At the same time, repeated queries within the same agent are still correctly detected and handled.
This fix improves correctness and aligns query-tracking behavior with the intended design of independent sub-agent workflows.