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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: awtoll
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+ Version: 0.1.1
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+ Summary: What every tool call costs you in context — measured from your own agent transcripts, not claimed in a README.
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+ License: Apache-2.0
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+ Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/Aitherium/awtoll
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+ Project-URL: Documentation, https://github.com/Aitherium/awtoll#readme
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+ Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/Aitherium/awtoll.git
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+ Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/Aitherium/awtoll/issues
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.10
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ Provides-Extra: exact
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+ Requires-Dist: tiktoken>=0.5.0; extra == "exact"
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+ Provides-Extra: dev
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest>=7.0; extra == "dev"
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+ Dynamic: license-file
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+
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+ # awtoll
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+
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+ **Aither World Toll** — what every tool call costs you in context, measured from your own
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+ agent transcripts rather than claimed in a README.
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+
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+ Every agent stack asserts that its search / graph / memory tool is cheaper than grepping
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+ and re-reading files. Almost nobody measures it. The claim ends up in a code comment,
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+ measured once during development and gated by nothing — so a tool can regress into costing
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+ more than the thing it replaced and every signal stays green.
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+
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+ `awtoll` reads the transcripts already on your disk and prints what you actually paid.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install awtoll # zero dependencies
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+ pip install 'awtoll[exact]' # + tiktoken, for exact counts instead of estimates
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+
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+ awtoll scan # toll table: what each tool shape cost
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+ awtoll repeats # toll you paid more than once
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+ awtoll versus 'awgraph callers foo' 'grep -rn foo .'
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+ awtoll check # gate: expensive shapes decided, waste ratcheting down
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## The unit
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+
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+ The **toll** is the number of tokens a tool call's *result* adds to your context. It is
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+ deterministic, needs no API key, and can be recomputed from a transcript months later.
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+
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+ ```
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+ shape calls ok total median p90
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+ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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+ $ sed 650 645 271,868 308 827
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+ $ grep 938 925 200,441 142 476
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+ $ python -c (inline) 1927 1800 199,267 67 219
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+ Read 63 63 46,586 378 1,265
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## The rule everything here is built around
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+
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+ > **A tool that answers nothing is the cheapest tool there is.**
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+
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+ Rank tools by cost alone and the winner is whichever one is broken. So an `ok` toll is
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+ never averaged together with an `error`, `empty` or `truncated` one. Those are counted,
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+ printed, and held out — and a shape whose calls are mostly not-ok is **flagged as
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+ suspicious** rather than celebrated as cheap.
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+
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+ There is a sixth outcome, `opaque`, and it exists because of a real false positive on this
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+ tool's first run: a result made of structured blocks carrying no text is *not* an empty
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+ answer, it is a cost a transcript cannot see. Rendering it to `""` reported 36 perfectly
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+ healthy tool-loading calls as broken. Opaque calls are excluded from the judgement, not
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+ counted as failures.
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+
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+ ## Repeats — the strongest savings signal
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+
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+ The most defensible number here is not a model of what some other tool *would* have
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+ returned. It is the toll you demonstrably paid twice:
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+
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+ ```
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+ wasted x each shape / target
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+ 8,332 2 8,332 Read :: .../resume-all.md
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+ 3,675 8 525 Read :: .../swebench_awdk.py
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+ ```
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+
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+ Eight reads of one file in one session is 3,675 tokens of pure re-purchase. Repeats are
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+ scoped to a single session on purpose — re-reading a file next week is a new question, not
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+ waste, and counting it would flood the report.
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+
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+ ## Amplification: the toll is not what it costs
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+
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+ Every turn re-sends the whole context, so a token a tool admits *early* is paid for again
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+ on every turn after it. Measured across 12 real sessions: 1.67M tokens of tool results sat
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+ under 205M cumulative prompt tokens — a 123x multiple.
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+
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+ That figure is **not** a denominator and awtoll refuses to print it as one. An earlier
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+ version divided the two and displayed "1%", which reads as *tool output is a rounding
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+ error* when it means the opposite.
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+
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+ ## Counts are labelled
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+
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+ With `tiktoken` installed, counts are exact. Without it, awtoll uses **3.459 chars/token**
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+ — measured across 7,690 real tool results (median 3.463; the two agree, so the constant is
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+ stable) — and labels every number ESTIMATED. Note that the folk constant of 4.0 would
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+ understate every toll by ~13%: tool output is denser than prose.
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+
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+ ## Exit codes
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+
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+ | code | meaning |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | 0 | measured, nothing violated |
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+ | 1 | a rule was violated |
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+ | 2 | **could not judge** — no transcripts, no tool calls, unreadable ledger |
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+
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+ 2 is never 0. A meter that found nothing and a meter that measured a healthy system look
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+ identical unless the tool refuses to call silence a pass.
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+
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+ ## The ledger
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+
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+ `awtoll check` turns the measurement into a gate. A toll table nobody decides anything
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+ about is a dashboard: read twice, then never again.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ awtoll check --init # writes awtoll.json pinned to today's waste ratio
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+ awtoll check # gate
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "decide_above_tokens": 50000,
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+ "waste_ratio_pin": 0.012,
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+ "decisions": {
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+ "$ sed": { "status": "keep", "reason": "reading file slices is the job; the alternative is a whole-file Read" },
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+ "Read": { "status": "replace", "with": "awgraph context — 8 reads of one file in one session" }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ | rule | asserts |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | TL001 | every decision has a known status (`replace`, `keep`, `watch`) |
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+ | TL002 | every status carries its second field — a reasonless decision is a hole dressed as a decision |
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+ | TL003 | every shape above the threshold is decided |
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+ | TL004 | no duplicate decision rows |
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+ | TL005 | the repeat-waste ratio is pinned and ratchets **down** only |
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+
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+ ## Reading transcripts other than Claude Code's
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+
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+ The default root is `~/.claude/projects`. Point somewhere else with `--root` (repeatable,
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+ accepts a file or a directory) or `AWTOLL_TRANSCRIPTS`. The parser wants JSONL records with
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+ `tool_use` / `tool_result` blocks paired by `tool_use_id`.
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+
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+ Results are paired **by id, never by adjacency**. Interleaved calls and sub-agent turns mean
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+ the next record is frequently not the answer to the previous call, and positional pairing
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+ produces a table that looks entirely reasonable while attributing every cost to the wrong
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+ tool.
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+
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+ ## Proving it still works
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ awtoll self-test
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+ ```
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+
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+ Every arm asserts a positive (the rule fires on the broken shape) and, where the rule could
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+ over-fire, a negative (it stays quiet on the healthy one). A rule that always fires is as
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+ useless as one that never does — the first floods and gets switched off, the second is
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+ decoration.
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ Apache-2.0
awtoll-0.1.1/README.md ADDED
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+ # awtoll
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+
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+ **Aither World Toll** — what every tool call costs you in context, measured from your own
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+ agent transcripts rather than claimed in a README.
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+
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+ Every agent stack asserts that its search / graph / memory tool is cheaper than grepping
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+ and re-reading files. Almost nobody measures it. The claim ends up in a code comment,
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+ measured once during development and gated by nothing — so a tool can regress into costing
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+ more than the thing it replaced and every signal stays green.
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+
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+ `awtoll` reads the transcripts already on your disk and prints what you actually paid.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install awtoll # zero dependencies
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+ pip install 'awtoll[exact]' # + tiktoken, for exact counts instead of estimates
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+
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+ awtoll scan # toll table: what each tool shape cost
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+ awtoll repeats # toll you paid more than once
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+ awtoll versus 'awgraph callers foo' 'grep -rn foo .'
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+ awtoll check # gate: expensive shapes decided, waste ratcheting down
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## The unit
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+
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+ The **toll** is the number of tokens a tool call's *result* adds to your context. It is
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+ deterministic, needs no API key, and can be recomputed from a transcript months later.
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+
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+ ```
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+ shape calls ok total median p90
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+ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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+ $ sed 650 645 271,868 308 827
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+ $ grep 938 925 200,441 142 476
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+ $ python -c (inline) 1927 1800 199,267 67 219
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+ Read 63 63 46,586 378 1,265
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## The rule everything here is built around
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+
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+ > **A tool that answers nothing is the cheapest tool there is.**
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+
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+ Rank tools by cost alone and the winner is whichever one is broken. So an `ok` toll is
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+ never averaged together with an `error`, `empty` or `truncated` one. Those are counted,
43
+ printed, and held out — and a shape whose calls are mostly not-ok is **flagged as
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+ suspicious** rather than celebrated as cheap.
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+
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+ There is a sixth outcome, `opaque`, and it exists because of a real false positive on this
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+ tool's first run: a result made of structured blocks carrying no text is *not* an empty
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+ answer, it is a cost a transcript cannot see. Rendering it to `""` reported 36 perfectly
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+ healthy tool-loading calls as broken. Opaque calls are excluded from the judgement, not
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+ counted as failures.
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+
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+ ## Repeats — the strongest savings signal
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+
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+ The most defensible number here is not a model of what some other tool *would* have
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+ returned. It is the toll you demonstrably paid twice:
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+
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+ ```
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+ wasted x each shape / target
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+ 8,332 2 8,332 Read :: .../resume-all.md
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+ 3,675 8 525 Read :: .../swebench_awdk.py
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+ ```
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+
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+ Eight reads of one file in one session is 3,675 tokens of pure re-purchase. Repeats are
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+ scoped to a single session on purpose — re-reading a file next week is a new question, not
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+ waste, and counting it would flood the report.
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+
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+ ## Amplification: the toll is not what it costs
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+
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+ Every turn re-sends the whole context, so a token a tool admits *early* is paid for again
70
+ on every turn after it. Measured across 12 real sessions: 1.67M tokens of tool results sat
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+ under 205M cumulative prompt tokens — a 123x multiple.
72
+
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+ That figure is **not** a denominator and awtoll refuses to print it as one. An earlier
74
+ version divided the two and displayed "1%", which reads as *tool output is a rounding
75
+ error* when it means the opposite.
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+
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+ ## Counts are labelled
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+
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+ With `tiktoken` installed, counts are exact. Without it, awtoll uses **3.459 chars/token**
80
+ — measured across 7,690 real tool results (median 3.463; the two agree, so the constant is
81
+ stable) — and labels every number ESTIMATED. Note that the folk constant of 4.0 would
82
+ understate every toll by ~13%: tool output is denser than prose.
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+
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+ ## Exit codes
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+
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+ | code | meaning |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | 0 | measured, nothing violated |
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+ | 1 | a rule was violated |
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+ | 2 | **could not judge** — no transcripts, no tool calls, unreadable ledger |
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+
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+ 2 is never 0. A meter that found nothing and a meter that measured a healthy system look
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+ identical unless the tool refuses to call silence a pass.
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+
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+ ## The ledger
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+
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+ `awtoll check` turns the measurement into a gate. A toll table nobody decides anything
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+ about is a dashboard: read twice, then never again.
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ awtoll check --init # writes awtoll.json pinned to today's waste ratio
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+ awtoll check # gate
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "decide_above_tokens": 50000,
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+ "waste_ratio_pin": 0.012,
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+ "decisions": {
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+ "$ sed": { "status": "keep", "reason": "reading file slices is the job; the alternative is a whole-file Read" },
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+ "Read": { "status": "replace", "with": "awgraph context — 8 reads of one file in one session" }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ | rule | asserts |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | TL001 | every decision has a known status (`replace`, `keep`, `watch`) |
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+ | TL002 | every status carries its second field — a reasonless decision is a hole dressed as a decision |
120
+ | TL003 | every shape above the threshold is decided |
121
+ | TL004 | no duplicate decision rows |
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+ | TL005 | the repeat-waste ratio is pinned and ratchets **down** only |
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+
124
+ ## Reading transcripts other than Claude Code's
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+
126
+ The default root is `~/.claude/projects`. Point somewhere else with `--root` (repeatable,
127
+ accepts a file or a directory) or `AWTOLL_TRANSCRIPTS`. The parser wants JSONL records with
128
+ `tool_use` / `tool_result` blocks paired by `tool_use_id`.
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+
130
+ Results are paired **by id, never by adjacency**. Interleaved calls and sub-agent turns mean
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+ the next record is frequently not the answer to the previous call, and positional pairing
132
+ produces a table that looks entirely reasonable while attributing every cost to the wrong
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+ tool.
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+
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+ ## Proving it still works
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ awtoll self-test
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+ ```
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+
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+ Every arm asserts a positive (the rule fires on the broken shape) and, where the rule could
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+ over-fire, a negative (it stays quiet on the healthy one). A rule that always fires is as
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+ useless as one that never does — the first floods and gets switched off, the second is
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+ decoration.
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+
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+ ## License
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+
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+ Apache-2.0
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+ """awtoll — what every tool call costs you in context.
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+
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+ Aither World Toll: the toll each tool charges you, measured from your own
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+ agent transcripts rather than claimed in a README.
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+ """
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+
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+ __version__ = "0.1.1"
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+
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+ __all__ = ["__version__"]
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+ """Stack-aware `doctor` for awtoll.
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+
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+ GENERATED BY gen_aw_doctor.py -- DO NOT EDIT.
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+ Regenerate it with the generator named above; a hand-edit here is reverted by
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+ the next run and fails the parity gate.
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+
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+ Why a doctor exists at all: the aw* bricks are designed to COMPOSE, so the
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+ interesting failures live BETWEEN them. "awtoll is installed" is not the useful
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+ fact -- "awtoll is installed and the thing it pairs with is not" is. This reports
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+ the whole stack, not just itself.
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+
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+ stdlib only, on purpose: a diagnostic that cannot run because a dependency is
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+ missing is worthless precisely when you need it.
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+ """
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+ from __future__ import annotations
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+
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+ import importlib.util
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+ import shutil
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+ import sys
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+
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+ #: Frozen from AitherOS/config/ecosystem.yaml at generation time. A shipped
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+ #: package cannot read the registry, and a doctor that guessed at the family
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+ #: would go stale in silence. Regenerate to update.
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+ SELF = 'awtoll'
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+ FAMILY = ['awarena', 'awask', 'awbac', 'awbrowse', 'awdit', 'awevolve', 'awfind', 'awgit',
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+ 'awgraph', 'awiam', 'awkno', 'awm', 'awmail', 'awnboard', 'awnest', 'awnet',
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+ 'awprism', 'awreason', 'awrecover', 'awrecurse', 'awrelay', 'awrepl', 'awresearch',
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+ 'awrise', 'awrun', 'awscreen', 'awseal', 'awshare', 'awtunnel', 'awvision',
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+ 'awvoice', 'awwall']
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+ PAIRS_WITH = ['awgit', 'awgraph']
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+
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+
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+ def _installed(mod: str) -> "str | None":
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+ """Version if importable, else None. Never raises -- a broken sibling must
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+ not take the diagnostic down with it."""
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+ try:
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+ if importlib.util.find_spec(mod) is None:
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+ return None
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+ except (ImportError, ValueError):
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+ return None
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+ try:
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+ from importlib.metadata import PackageNotFoundError, version
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+ try:
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+ return version(mod)
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+ except PackageNotFoundError:
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+ return "installed"
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+ except Exception:
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+ return "installed"
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+
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+
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+ def report(out=None) -> int:
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+ """Print the stack picture. 0 = this brick and its pairs are present."""
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+ out = out or sys.stdout
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+ print(f"{SELF} doctor", file=out)
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+
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+ mine = _installed(SELF)
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+ print(f" self {SELF} {mine or 'NOT IMPORTABLE'}", file=out)
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+ shim = shutil.which(SELF)
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+ print(f" command {shim or 'not on PATH'}", file=out)
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+
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+ # The stack. Siblings this brick pairs with are called out separately,
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+ # because a missing pair is a REASON, while a missing unrelated brick is
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+ # just a fact about your machine.
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+ missing_pairs, present = [], []
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+ for name in FAMILY:
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+ v = _installed(name)
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+ if v:
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+ present.append(name)
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+ elif name in PAIRS_WITH:
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+ missing_pairs.append(name)
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+ print(f" stack {len(present)}/{len(FAMILY)} aw* packages installed",
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+ file=out)
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+ if present:
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+ print(f" {' '.join(sorted(present))}", file=out)
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+
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+ local = _local_checks()
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+ for line in local:
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+ print(f" {line}", file=out)
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+
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+ if mine is None:
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+ print(f"\nverdict: {SELF} itself is not importable. Reinstall it before "
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+ f"anything else here means much.", file=out)
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+ return 1
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+ if missing_pairs:
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+ print(f"\nverdict: {SELF} works, but pairs with "
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+ f"{', '.join(sorted(missing_pairs))} which "
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+ f"{'is' if len(missing_pairs) == 1 else 'are'} not installed. "
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+ f"That is a capability you are missing, not an error.", file=out)
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+ return 0
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+ print(f"\nverdict: {SELF} and everything it pairs with are present.", file=out)
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+ return 0
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+
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+
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+ def _local_checks() -> "list[str]":
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+ """Per-brick checks, if this package defines them.
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+
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+ Kept as a HOOK rather than generated guesses: the generator knows the family
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+ from the registry, but it does not know what awtoll needs at runtime, and a
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+ doctor that invented config requirements would be confidently wrong. A
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+ package supplies `_doctor_local()` returning display lines; absent, the
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+ stack picture above still stands on its own.
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+ """
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+ try:
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+ mod = importlib.import_module(f"{SELF}.doctor_local")
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+ except Exception:
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+ return []
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+ try:
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+ return list(mod._doctor_local())
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+ except Exception as exc: # noqa: BLE001
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+ return [f"local checks raised {type(exc).__name__}: {exc}"]
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+
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+
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+ def main(argv: "list[str] | None" = None) -> int:
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+ return report()
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+
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+
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+ if __name__ == "__main__":
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+ raise SystemExit(main())