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  1. {netra_zen-1.0.6/netra_zen.egg-info → netra_zen-1.0.8}/PKG-INFO +197 -5
  2. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/README.md +192 -5
  3. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8/netra_zen.egg-info}/PKG-INFO +197 -5
  4. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/netra_zen.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +1 -0
  5. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/netra_zen.egg-info/requires.txt +5 -0
  6. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/pyproject.toml +6 -1
  7. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/requirements.txt +5 -0
  8. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/scripts/agent_cli.py +195 -23
  9. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/scripts/agent_logs.py +93 -15
  10. netra_zen-1.0.8/scripts/verify_log_transmission.py +140 -0
  11. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/setup.py +7 -2
  12. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/LICENSE.md +0 -0
  13. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/MANIFEST.in +0 -0
  14. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/agent_interface/__init__.py +0 -0
  15. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/agent_interface/base_agent.py +0 -0
  16. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/config_example.json +0 -0
  17. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/docs/CACHE_TOKENS_GUIDE.md +0 -0
  18. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/docs/Cost_allocation.md +0 -0
  19. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/docs/DOLLAR_BUDGET_USAGE_EXAMPLES.md +0 -0
  20. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/docs/EXAMPLES.md +0 -0
  21. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/docs/MODEL_COLUMN_GUIDE.md +0 -0
  22. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/docs/apex_integration_test_plan.md +0 -0
  23. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/docs/zen_agent_cli_parallel_plan.md +0 -0
  24. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/netra_zen.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +0 -0
  25. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/netra_zen.egg-info/entry_points.txt +0 -0
  26. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/netra_zen.egg-info/top_level.txt +0 -0
  27. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/prebuilt_commands_example.json +0 -0
  28. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/requirements-dev.txt +0 -0
  29. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/scripts/__init__.py +0 -0
  30. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/scripts/__main__.py +0 -0
  31. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/scripts/bump_version.py +0 -0
  32. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/scripts/demo_log_collection.py +0 -0
  33. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/scripts/embed_release_credentials.py +0 -0
  34. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/setup.cfg +0 -0
  35. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/__init__.py +0 -0
  36. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_agent_interface.py +0 -0
  37. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_agent_logs.py +0 -0
  38. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_apex_integration.py +0 -0
  39. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_cli_extensions.py +0 -0
  40. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_cli_integration.py +0 -0
  41. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_direct_command_execution.py +0 -0
  42. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_dollar_budget_enhancement.py +0 -0
  43. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_permission_fix_windows.py +0 -0
  44. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_pricing_engine.py +0 -0
  45. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_runner.py +0 -0
  46. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_workspace_detection.py +0 -0
  47. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_zen_commands.py +0 -0
  48. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_zen_integration.py +0 -0
  49. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_zen_metrics.py +0 -0
  50. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/tests/test_zen_unit.py +0 -0
  51. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/token_budget/__init__.py +0 -0
  52. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/token_budget/budget_manager.py +0 -0
  53. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/token_budget/models.py +0 -0
  54. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/token_budget/visualization.py +0 -0
  55. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/token_transparency/__init__.py +0 -0
  56. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/token_transparency/claude_pricing_engine.py +0 -0
  57. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/zen/__init__.py +0 -0
  58. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/zen/__main__.py +0 -0
  59. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/zen/telemetry/__init__.py +0 -0
  60. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/zen/telemetry/embedded_credentials.py +0 -0
  61. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/zen/telemetry/manager.py +0 -0
  62. {netra_zen-1.0.6 → netra_zen-1.0.8}/zen_orchestrator.py +0 -0
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  Metadata-Version: 2.4
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  Name: netra-zen
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- Version: 1.0.6
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+ Version: 1.0.8
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  Summary: Multi-instance Claude orchestrator for parallel task execution
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  Home-page: https://github.com/netra-systems/zen
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  Author: Systems
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  License-File: LICENSE.md
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  Requires-Dist: PyYAML>=6.0
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  Requires-Dist: python-dateutil>=2.8.2
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+ Requires-Dist: aiohttp>=3.8.0
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+ Requires-Dist: websockets>=11.0
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+ Requires-Dist: rich>=13.0.0
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+ Requires-Dist: PyJWT>=2.8.0
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+ Requires-Dist: psutil>=5.9.0
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  Dynamic: license-file
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- # Zen
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+ # Free more claude usage through optimization.
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- Zen runs multiple Code CLI instances for peaceful parallel task execution.
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+ Extend your claude usage (all plans) for free with minimal effort and no risk.
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- ## What is Zen?
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+ It works by analyzing your usage logs for metadata optimizations. It is focused on the metadata not the semantics of the prompt, so no risk in drop of quality.
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- Zen allows you to:
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+ This is a micro startup effort, aiming to provide real value for individual devs in exchange for feedback. Our intent is to charge businesses for larger scale optimizations.
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+
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+ The process is simple. One time install, then one command. It auto grabs the last 3 log files and provides actionable items to update going forward to get the value of the optimizations.
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+
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+ ## Quick start
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+ 1. `pip install netra-zen`
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+ 2. `zen --apex --send-logs`
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+ 3. Read the results and update claude settings, prompts, commands, etc. as needed to benefit
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+
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+ See detailed install below if needed.
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+
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+ ### Log Collection Options
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+ The optimizer analyzes your Claude Code usage logs to identify optimization opportunities. You can customize what logs are sent:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Send logs from the 3 most recent files (default)
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+ zen --apex --send-logs
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+ # Send logs from more files for deeper analysis
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-count 5
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+ # Send logs from a specific project
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-project "my-project-name"
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+ # Send logs from a custom location
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-path "/path/to/.claude/Projects"
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+ # Combine options for targeted analysis
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-count 3 --logs-project "production-app"
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Important:**
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+ - `--logs-count` specifies the number of **files** to read, not entries
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+ - Each file may contain many log entries
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+ - The tool will display exactly how many entries from how many files are being sent
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+
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+ ## Example output
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+ ![example](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/94ed0180-9fed-4d76-ab69-657b7d3ab1b2)
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+
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+
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+ ## Proof it works
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+ ### Example savings on real world production git issue progressor task (complex claude code command)
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+ This was just changing a few small lines on a 400 line command.
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+ ![savings](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9298e7cc-4f15-4dc0-97e3-1f126757dde6)
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+
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+ ## Notes
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+ - Have an optimization idea or area you want it to focus on? Create a git issue and we can add that to our evals.
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+
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+ ## Example output from single file
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+ ```
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-path /Users/user/.claude/projects/-Users-Desktop-netra-apex/7ac6d7ac-abc3-4903-a482-......-1.jsonl
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+
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+ SUCCESS: WebSocket connected successfully!
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+
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+ ============================================================
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+ 📤 SENDING LOGS TO OPTIMIZER
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+ ============================================================
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+ Total Entries: 781
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+ Files Read: 1
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+ Payload Size: 5.52 MB
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+
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+ Files:
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+ • 7ac6d7ac-abc3-4903-a482-.....jsonl (hash: 908dbc51, 781 entries)
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+ Payload Confirmation:
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+ ✓ 'jsonl_logs' key added to payload
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+ ✓ First log entry timestamp: 2025-10-03T18:26:02.089Z
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+ ✓ Last log entry timestamp: 2025-10-03T19:31:21.876Z
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+ ============================================================
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+
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+ [11:32:55.190] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Prepared WebSocket payload for run_id=cli_20251008_113255_25048,
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+ thread_id=cli_thread_f887c58e7759
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+ [11:32:55.191] [DEBUG] ✓ TRANSMISSION PROOF: Payload contains 781 JSONL log entries in 'jsonl_logs' key
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+ SUCCESS: Message sent with run_id: cli_20251008_113255_25048
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+ ⏳ Waiting 120 seconds for events...
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+ Receiving events...
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+ [11:32:55.284] [DEBUG] Listening for WebSocket events...
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+ [11:32:55.284] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Event listener started after successful connection
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+ [11:32:56.655] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #1: raw_message_received
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+ [11:32:56.657] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=connection_established
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+ [11:32:56.658] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #2: connection_established
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+ [11:32:56] [CONN] Connected as: e2e-staging-2d677771
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+ [11:33:01.364] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #3: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:01.366] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=thread_created
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+ [11:33:01.367] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #4: thread_created
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+ [11:33:01] [EVENT] thread_created: {"type": "thread_created", "payload": {"thread_id":
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+ "thread_session_969_44184cce", "timestamp": 1759...
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+ [11:33:02.901] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #5: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:02.903] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_started
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+ [11:33:02.904] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #6: agent_started
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+ [11:33:02] 🧠 Agent: netra-assistant started (run: run_sess...)
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+ [11:33:04.744] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #7: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:04.746] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_started
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+ [11:33:04.747] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #8: agent_started
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+ [11:33:04] 🧠 Agent: netra-assistant started (run: run_sess...)
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+ [11:33:06.366] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #9: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:06.368] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_started
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+ [11:33:06.369] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #10: agent_started
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+ [11:33:06] 🧠 Agent: MessageHandler started (run: run_sess...)
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+ [11:33:14.781] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #11: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:14.783] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_started
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+ [11:33:14.784] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #12: agent_started
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+ [11:33:14] 🧠 Agent: claude_code_optimizer started (run: run_sess...)
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+ [11:33:23.241] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #13: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:23.243] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_thinking
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+ [11:33:23.244] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #14: agent_thinking
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+ [11:33:23] 💭 Thinking: Preparing optimization prompt
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+ ⠹ 💭 Preparing optimization prompt[11:34:27.586] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #15: raw_message_received
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+ [11:34:27] 🧠 Agent Completed: claude_code_optimizer (run: run_sess...) - {"status": "done", "result":
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+ {"optimizations": [{"issue": "Repeated Full File Read", "evidence": "Th...
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+ ╭────────────────────────────────── Final Agent Result - Optimization Pointers ──────────────────────────────────╮
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+ │ { │
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+ │ "status": "done", │
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+ │ "result": { │
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+ │ "optimizations": [ │
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+ │ { │
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+ │ "issue": "Repeated Full File Read", │
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+ │ "evidence": "The file `api/src/routes/user.js` was read in its entirety using `cat` twice. The model │
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+ │ read it once to understand the code, but then read the entire file again later to re-confirm a detail it had │
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+ │ forgotten.", │
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+ │ "token_waste": "High (~2.5k tokens). The entire content of the 250-line file was added to the context │
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+ │ a second time, providing no new information.", │
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+ │ "fix": "The model should retain the context of files it has already read within the same task. If it │
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+ │ needs to re-check a specific detail, it should use a targeted tool like `grep` or `read_lines` (e.g., `grep -C │
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+ │ 5 'findUser' api/src/routes/user.js`) instead of re-reading the entire file.", │
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+ │ "ideal prompt": "The user profile page isn't loading the user's name. The API endpoint is in │
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+ │ `api/src/routes/user.js` and it calls the `findUser` function from `api/src/db/utils.js`. Please investigate │
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+ │ the data flow between these two files and fix the issue.", │
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+ │ "priority": "high" │
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+ │ }, │
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+ │ { │
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+ │ "evidence": "The `cat` command was used on two large files (`user.js` and `utils.js`), ingesting a │
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+ │ total of 400 lines of code into the context. The actual bug was confined to a small 5-line function within │
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+ │ "token_waste": "High (~4k tokens). Most of the file content was irrelevant to the specific task of │
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+ │ fixing the `findUser` function's return value.", │
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+ │ "fix": "Instead of `cat`, the model should use more precise tools to gather context. After identifying │
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+ │ the relevant function with `grep`, it could have used a command like `read_lines('api/src/db/utils.js', │
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+ │ start_line, end_line)` or `grep -A 10 'const findUser' api/src/db/utils.js` to read only the function's │
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+ │ "ideal prompt": "The `findUser` function in `api/src/db/utils.js` is not returning the user's name │
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+ │ "priority": "high" │
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+ │ }, │
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+ │ { │
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+ │ "issue": "Inefficient Project-Wide Search", │
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+ │ "evidence": "A recursive grep (`grep -r \"findUser\" .`) was used to find the definition of │
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+ │ `findUser`. While effective, this can be slow and return a lot of irrelevant matches (like comments, logs, │
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+ │ etc.) in a large codebase, consuming tokens in the tool output.", │
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+ │ "token_waste": "Medium (~500 tokens). The `grep` returned multiple matches, including the call site │
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+ │ which was already known. In a larger project, this could return dozens of matches.", │
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+ │ "fix": "If the project structure is conventional, a more targeted search would be better. For example, │
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+ │ knowing `db` utilities are likely in a `db` or `utils` directory, a command like `grep 'findUser' │
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+ │ api/src/db/*.js` would be more direct and produce less noise.", │
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+ │ "ideal prompt": "The `findUser` function, defined in the `api/src/db/` directory, seems to be causing │
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+ │ a bug. Can you find its definition and check what it returns?", │
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+ │ "priority": "low" │
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+ │ } │
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+ │ ], │
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+ │ "summary": { │
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+ │ "total_issues": 3, │
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+ │ "top_priority": "Avoid repeated full file reads. The model should trust its context or use targeted │
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+ │ tools like `grep` to refresh specific details instead of re-ingesting entire files." │
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+ │ } │
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+ │ }, │
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+ │ "message": "Claude Code optimization analysis complete" │
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+ │ } │
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+ ╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
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+ 📊 Received 8 events
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+ ```
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+ # Advanced features & detailed install guide
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+ ### Orchestrator
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- # Zen
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+ # Free more claude usage through optimization.
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- Zen runs multiple Code CLI instances for peaceful parallel task execution.
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+ Extend your claude usage (all plans) for free with minimal effort and no risk.
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- ## What is Zen?
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+ It works by analyzing your usage logs for metadata optimizations. It is focused on the metadata not the semantics of the prompt, so no risk in drop of quality.
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- Zen allows you to:
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+ This is a micro startup effort, aiming to provide real value for individual devs in exchange for feedback. Our intent is to charge businesses for larger scale optimizations.
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+ The process is simple. One time install, then one command. It auto grabs the last 3 log files and provides actionable items to update going forward to get the value of the optimizations.
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+ ## Quick start
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+ 1. `pip install netra-zen`
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+ 2. `zen --apex --send-logs`
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+ 3. Read the results and update claude settings, prompts, commands, etc. as needed to benefit
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+ See detailed install below if needed.
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+ ### Log Collection Options
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+ The optimizer analyzes your Claude Code usage logs to identify optimization opportunities. You can customize what logs are sent:
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+ ```bash
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+ # Send logs from the 3 most recent files (default)
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+ zen --apex --send-logs
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+
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+ # Send logs from more files for deeper analysis
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-count 5
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+
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+ # Send logs from a specific project
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-project "my-project-name"
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+ # Send logs from a custom location
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-path "/path/to/.claude/Projects"
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+ # Combine options for targeted analysis
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-count 3 --logs-project "production-app"
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+ ```
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+
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+ **Important:**
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+ - `--logs-count` specifies the number of **files** to read, not entries
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+ - Each file may contain many log entries
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+ - The tool will display exactly how many entries from how many files are being sent
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+
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+ ## Example output
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+ ![example](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/94ed0180-9fed-4d76-ab69-657b7d3ab1b2)
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+
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+
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+ ## Proof it works
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+ ### Example savings on real world production git issue progressor task (complex claude code command)
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+ This was just changing a few small lines on a 400 line command.
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+ ![savings](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9298e7cc-4f15-4dc0-97e3-1f126757dde6)
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+
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+ ## Notes
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+ - Have an optimization idea or area you want it to focus on? Create a git issue and we can add that to our evals.
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+
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+ ## Example output from single file
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+ ```
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+ zen --apex --send-logs --logs-path /Users/user/.claude/projects/-Users-Desktop-netra-apex/7ac6d7ac-abc3-4903-a482-......-1.jsonl
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+ SUCCESS: WebSocket connected successfully!
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+ ============================================================
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+ 📤 SENDING LOGS TO OPTIMIZER
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+ ============================================================
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+ Total Entries: 781
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+ Files Read: 1
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+ Payload Size: 5.52 MB
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+ Files:
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+ • 7ac6d7ac-abc3-4903-a482-.....jsonl (hash: 908dbc51, 781 entries)
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+ Payload Confirmation:
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+ ✓ 'jsonl_logs' key added to payload
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+ ✓ First log entry timestamp: 2025-10-03T18:26:02.089Z
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+ ✓ Last log entry timestamp: 2025-10-03T19:31:21.876Z
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+ ============================================================
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+
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+ [11:32:55.190] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Prepared WebSocket payload for run_id=cli_20251008_113255_25048,
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+ thread_id=cli_thread_f887c58e7759
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+ [11:32:55.191] [DEBUG] ✓ TRANSMISSION PROOF: Payload contains 781 JSONL log entries in 'jsonl_logs' key
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+ SUCCESS: Message sent with run_id: cli_20251008_113255_25048
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+ ⏳ Waiting 120 seconds for events...
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+ Receiving events...
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+ [11:32:55.284] [DEBUG] Listening for WebSocket events...
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+ [11:32:55.284] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Event listener started after successful connection
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+ [11:32:56.655] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #1: raw_message_received
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+ [11:32:56.657] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=connection_established
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+ [11:32:56.658] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #2: connection_established
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+ [11:32:56] [CONN] Connected as: e2e-staging-2d677771
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+ [11:33:01.364] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #3: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:01.366] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=thread_created
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+ [11:33:01.367] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #4: thread_created
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+ [11:33:01] [EVENT] thread_created: {"type": "thread_created", "payload": {"thread_id":
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+ "thread_session_969_44184cce", "timestamp": 1759...
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+ [11:33:02.901] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #5: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:02.903] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_started
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+ [11:33:02.904] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #6: agent_started
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+ [11:33:02] 🧠 Agent: netra-assistant started (run: run_sess...)
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+ [11:33:04.744] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #7: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:04.746] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_started
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+ [11:33:04.747] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #8: agent_started
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+ [11:33:04] 🧠 Agent: netra-assistant started (run: run_sess...)
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+ [11:33:06.366] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #9: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:06.368] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_started
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+ [11:33:06.369] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #10: agent_started
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+ [11:33:06] 🧠 Agent: MessageHandler started (run: run_sess...)
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+ [11:33:14.781] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #11: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:14.783] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_started
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+ [11:33:14.784] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #12: agent_started
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+ [11:33:14] 🧠 Agent: claude_code_optimizer started (run: run_sess...)
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+ [11:33:23.241] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #13: raw_message_received
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+ [11:33:23.243] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_thinking
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+ [11:33:23.244] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #14: agent_thinking
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+ [11:33:23] 💭 Thinking: Preparing optimization prompt
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+ ⠹ 💭 Preparing optimization prompt[11:34:27.586] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #15: raw_message_received
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+ [11:34:27.588] [DEBUG] GOLDEN PATH TRACE: Parsed WebSocket event type=agent_completed
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+ [11:34:27.589] [DEBUG] WebSocket Event #16: agent_completed
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+ ⠹ 💭 Preparing optimization prompt
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+ [11:34:27] 🧠 Agent Completed: claude_code_optimizer (run: run_sess...) - {"status": "done", "result":
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+ {"optimizations": [{"issue": "Repeated Full File Read", "evidence": "Th...
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+ ╭────────────────────────────────── Final Agent Result - Optimization Pointers ──────────────────────────────────╮
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+ │ { │
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+ │ "status": "done", │
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+ │ "result": { │
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+ │ "optimizations": [ │
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+ │ { │
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+ │ "issue": "Repeated Full File Read", │
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+ │ "evidence": "The file `api/src/routes/user.js` was read in its entirety using `cat` twice. The model │
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+ │ read it once to understand the code, but then read the entire file again later to re-confirm a detail it had │
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+ │ forgotten.", │
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+ │ "token_waste": "High (~2.5k tokens). The entire content of the 250-line file was added to the context │
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+ │ a second time, providing no new information.", │
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+ │ "fix": "The model should retain the context of files it has already read within the same task. If it │
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+ │ needs to re-check a specific detail, it should use a targeted tool like `grep` or `read_lines` (e.g., `grep -C │
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+ │ 5 'findUser' api/src/routes/user.js`) instead of re-reading the entire file.", │
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+ │ "ideal prompt": "The user profile page isn't loading the user's name. The API endpoint is in │
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+ │ `api/src/routes/user.js` and it calls the `findUser` function from `api/src/db/utils.js`. Please investigate │
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+ │ "priority": "high" │
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+ │ }, │
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+ │ { │
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+ │ "issue": "Excessive Context Gathering", │
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+ │ "evidence": "The `cat` command was used on two large files (`user.js` and `utils.js`), ingesting a │
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+ │ total of 400 lines of code into the context. The actual bug was confined to a small 5-line function within │
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+ │ `utils.js`.", │
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+ │ "token_waste": "High (~4k tokens). Most of the file content was irrelevant to the specific task of │
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+ │ fixing the `findUser` function's return value.", │
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+ │ "fix": "Instead of `cat`, the model should use more precise tools to gather context. After identifying │
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+ │ the relevant function with `grep`, it could have used a command like `read_lines('api/src/db/utils.js', │
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+ │ start_line, end_line)` or `grep -A 10 'const findUser' api/src/db/utils.js` to read only the function's │
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+ │ definition and its immediate surroundings.", │
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+ │ "ideal prompt": "The `findUser` function in `api/src/db/utils.js` is not returning the user's name │
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+ │ "priority": "high" │
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+ │ }, │
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+ │ { │
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+ │ "issue": "Inefficient Project-Wide Search", │
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+ │ "evidence": "A recursive grep (`grep -r \"findUser\" .`) was used to find the definition of │
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+ │ `findUser`. While effective, this can be slow and return a lot of irrelevant matches (like comments, logs, │
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+ │ etc.) in a large codebase, consuming tokens in the tool output.", │
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+ │ "token_waste": "Medium (~500 tokens). The `grep` returned multiple matches, including the call site │
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+ │ which was already known. In a larger project, this could return dozens of matches.", │
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+ │ "fix": "If the project structure is conventional, a more targeted search would be better. For example, │
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+ │ knowing `db` utilities are likely in a `db` or `utils` directory, a command like `grep 'findUser' │
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+ │ api/src/db/*.js` would be more direct and produce less noise.", │
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+ │ "ideal prompt": "The `findUser` function, defined in the `api/src/db/` directory, seems to be causing │
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+ │ a bug. Can you find its definition and check what it returns?", │
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+ │ "priority": "low" │
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+ │ } │
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+ │ ], │
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+ │ "summary": { │
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+ │ "total_issues": 3, │
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+ │ "estimated_savings": "~7k tokens", │
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+ │ "top_priority": "Avoid repeated full file reads. The model should trust its context or use targeted │
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+ │ tools like `grep` to refresh specific details instead of re-ingesting entire files." │
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+ │ } │
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+ │ }, │
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+ │ "message": "Claude Code optimization analysis complete" │
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+ │ } │
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+ ╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
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+ 📊 Received 8 events
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+ ```
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+ # Advanced features & detailed install guide
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+ In addition to optimizing your costs and latency,
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+ you can control budgets and other advanced features.
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+ ### Orchestrator
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+ Orchestrator allows you to:
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+ - Orchestrator runs multiple Code CLI instances for peaceful parallel task execution.
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  - Calm unified results (status, time, token usage)
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