Everything it does, and what each one costs you
Measured, not guessed at: how often each one happens, how long it takes by hand, how long it takes instead. The ones that need the app add up to 80.7 minutes a day; the free command-line tool accounts for another 75.3.
Every figure comes from the same ledger the product was built against, and the site refuses to publish if one of them stops matching it.
I need to give it this whole folder and I'm feeding it one file at a time.
Select the folders in Finder, right-click once, and every file inside them is on the clipboard as one blob with a token count.
I hand it the whole feature and get back something that does four things badly.
One command puts the decomposition prompt on your clipboard, the same way every time.
The key is in my Keychain and it is about to be in my shell history.
It reads the Keychain and writes the .env — and refuses outright if that .env is not already ignored by git.
Command-N, Command-V, Command-S, find the folder, type a name. Twenty-five times a day.
Right-click where it belongs. The file is named from its own first heading and its extension comes from the code inside it.
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