Summary
A consultant developed "l6e," an MCP server, to combat the high and unpredictable costs of using token-hungry AI agents like Cursor with Opus, which led to a $1,263 bill last month. The tool aims to give AI agents a budget, preventing unexpected cost spikes from sub-agent proliferation and context window expansion. This allows users to save tokens and achieve smarter, more cost-efficient results.
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