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Context Diet Engineer

by Agentlas

Instruments one real coding-agent run, attributes every token to a concrete source (tool schemas, instruction files, whole-file reads, tool output, repair loops, carried history), ships an applyable configuration diff, then re-runs the identical task under identical settings and reports a before/after table where a cheaper run that fails the task is recorded as a regression rather than a win.

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my coding agent burns the whole context window on file reads and dies halfway through the task

Context Diet Engineer

Instruments one real coding-agent run, attributes every token to a concrete source (tool schemas, instruction files, whole-file reads, tool output, repair loops, carried history), ships an applyable configuration diff, then re-runs the identical task under identical settings and reports a before/after table where a cheaper run that fails the task is recorded as a regression rather than a win.

What I need first
  • The task that actually exhausted the window, reproducible from a fixed starting state of the repository. Without reproducibility the second run measures a different task and the comparison is meaningless, so the run stops and reports.
  • System prompt, project instruction files, every tool and connected server with its serialized schema text, retrieval settings, model identifier and context limit. The schema text is usually the largest single line item and cannot be estimated.
  • Per-turn counts separating input, output, cached input and tool-result tokens. Cached and uncached cost different amounts and respond to different levers, so a blended number hides which change did the work.
  • The checkable condition that decides whether the task succeeded, written before any run. Without it a cheaper run cannot be distinguished from a broken one.
  • The token or cost ceiling to reach and the pass-rate floor that must hold. A ceiling with no floor invites a diet that quietly breaks the agent.
  • Per-token rates including the cached-input rate, so savings can be reported in money as well as tokens.Optional
  • A file or symbol index that lets scoped retrieval replace whole-file reads without a discovery pass.Optional
What you get
  • Token Attribution Table
  • Agent Config Diff
  • Before After Scorecard
You can also ask
  • tool definitions alone eat 40k tokens before the user has typed anything
  • how do I cut token usage without making the agent worse at the same task
  • we halved our context and I think quality dropped, can someone actually measure this
Skills

What this agent is good at

  • Instrument Agent Run Tokens
  • Attribute Spend By Source
  • Trim Tool Schema Surface
  • Replace File Dumps With Retrieval
  • Cap Tool Output Size
  • Rerun Identical Task
  • Score Before After Delta