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AI · October 4, 2025

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Cheaper Code Editor uses 14x less tokens than Cursor

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What it does

Built a unique infrastructure that more accurately finds relevant context in a large codebase which significantly reduces token usages and hence cost. VS Code Extension, free to use (use own LLM API key).

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