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    Developer Colby McHenry released CodeGraph, an open-source tool that builds a pre-indexed knowledge graph of a codebase and keeps it synced automatically as code changes. It works with popular AI coding assistants including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot and others, aiming to cut token usage and tool calls while running entirely locally. The project is written in C and is gaining attention on GitHub.

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    New CLI tool promises token compression to cut AI coding costs▼Show HN: Token compression CLI to save Codex/Astra costsYhnLifeEducation749 min ago

    A developer has released a command-line tool that compresses tokens before they are sent to AI coding assistants such as Codex and Astra, aiming to reduce API costs. The launch is drawing attention from developers looking to trim spending on increasingly popular, token-hungry coding agents.

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    Four-person consultancy ran its whole workflow on markdown files AI agents read●What held up and what we had to fix after running a four-person consultancy on a plain markdown and YAML repo that ClaudMmastodonTechnologySoftware42 h ago

    A four-person consultancy reports on a year-style retrospective of running its operations from a plain markdown and YAML repository that coding agents including Claude Code, Codex and Copilot CLI read at the start of each session. The write-up details what the setup held up well and what had to be fixed, drawing attention among developers experimenting with AI agents as core parts of their workflow.

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    OpenAI Codex pricing gives Pro users unlimited GPT-5.6 usage●Codex Pricing: Pro has unlimited 5.6 usageYhn51 h ago

    OpenAI's Codex pricing page indicates that Pro subscribers get unlimited usage of GPT-5.6 within Codex, OpenAI's coding agent. The claim is drawing attention among developers comparing plans and weighing what unlimited agent usage means for coding workflows and the value of the Pro subscription.

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