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For medium-to-large projects and scenarios where an Agent needs to frequently understand cross-file dependency relationships, a persistent code map may significantly reduce the overhead of repeated indexing; while for small projects or tasks with extremely high precision requirements, the information loss caused by compression may not be worth it.
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