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The tester suggests: adopt context-mode's idea but do not necessarily rely on this package; when command output is large, have the agent write it to a file and run a script to process it, while requiring the script to print a few raw sample lines alongside the counts to expose misparsing; evaluate such tools on a task basis rather than byte basis, and count the agent-written code in the total overhead.
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