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For an agent troubleshooting an intermittent fault, the log reader normally returns 4KB, but when a retry loop is triggered it may return 300KB (about 75,000 tokens); if 31 turns are needed to pinpoint the problem, a single call accumulates over 2.3 million input tokens.
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