cargo install jevgate --locked
- Functions, hardcoded values, security units and agent-instruction sections are packed into requests within runs of consecutive definitions, whose ends are chosen by each definition's name rather than its position, as code comments have been since 0.14.1 (#3). Adding, removing or resizing one function now re-asks only the requests of its own run: in a function-dense file, one request instead of every request after it (5 of 5 before, in
compose.rs). Each edit re-sends 24–47% fewer tokens.
- Full runs send more, smaller requests: 25–106% more requests and 4–13% more billed input tokens on a first pass. With the answer cache kept between runs, as in CI, that is paid back after about 20–30 edits.
- The first run after upgrading re-asks most function, value, security and instruction requests once (37–88% of them, depending on the project), since their grouping changed. The function-simplification, hardcoded-values, injection, sensitive-data, unsafe-settings and agent-context rule versions are bumped. Comment and other requests are unchanged, so their cached answers stay valid.
- Shared logic no longer pairs two recursive tree walks as related steps when all they share is an early exit and the call to themselves (#4), and a function's call to itself is no longer listed as a difference between copies. Whole copies of small walks, and walks that do work around their recursion, are still reported. On eight projects, including four tree-sitter consumers, only the mistaken pair disappeared.
