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Comparing real usage data from 7 days before and after, the author found token input dropped 62% and the most bloated session fell from 974K tokens to 267K tokens, but the author acknowledges that the work content differed between the two weeks, so the figures reflect only a trend rather than an exact year-over-year comparison, and the test was run only once.
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