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Session position / token tracking for manual commits
Calculate token usage and store in metadata.json
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If multiple commits are made by one agent session we are including the session log in each commit as it grows. This means if you only look at one of the commit you would need to look at prior commits to figure out which parts of the session belong to this commit.
To make this easier we track now the position and last uuid of any user message in the log at the beginning of a prompt. This is then written to metadata.json so we can easily figure out which parts of the log actually belong to the session.
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