microsoft/TokenEconomizer

选用指南

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使用方式

通过各代理的插件系统安装使用，如 Claude Code 使用 `claude plugin marketplace add` 等命令；日常使用无需额外操作，通过特定命令查看和调整设置。

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Copilot CLI and opencode run the plugin from the clone, so leave it in place. Then start the agent in one of your repositories. **Claude Code** ```sh git clone https://github.com/microsoft/TokenEconomizer.git claude plugin marketplace add "$PWD/TokenEconomizer" claude plugin install tokeneconomizer@tokeneconomizer ``` Start `claude`, trust the folder (**Yes, I trust this folder**), and run `/tokeneconomizer:status`, allowing its script if asked. Once per machine, and again after Claude Code updates, run `/tokeneconomizer:toolprune refresh-catalog`. **Codex** ```sh

full path; `git pull` in the clone updates it. - **opencode** support is experimental: it was tested on 1.19.5 and 2.2.0 only, and not in the 2.x terminal UI. ### Everyday commands Work as usual; the plugin needs nothing from you. To see or change what it does, use its commands. They have the same names on every agent; only the way you type them differs: | Agent | Type a command as | |---|---| | Claude Code, Copilot CLI | `/tokeneconomizer:<command>` | | Codex | `$tokeneconomizer:<command>` | | Pi | `/te <command>` |

部署要求

需要 Python 3.10 或更高版本，且 PATH 中需包含；支持多个编码代理（如 Claude Code、Codex 等）及其特定版本范围。

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- **Keep every action reversible.** A fact that later sessions contradict is dropped, removed tools can be given back, and the loop guard only redirects and tells you: stopping a turn is your call. ## Quick start You need one of these agents, signed in any way it supports, and Python 3.10 or newer on `PATH`. The plugin needs no API key of its own and never handles credentials, so any plan or login works. ### Install Run these commands in the folder where you want to keep the clone. Claude Code, Codex, the

as `./TokenEconomizer` as the name of a GitHub repository. To update: | Agent | Update | |---|---| | Claude Code, Copilot CLI, opencode | `git pull` in the clone | | Codex | `git pull` in the clone, then the `codex plugin add` line again | | Pi | `pi update --extensions` | **[`plugin/README.md`](plugin/README.md)** walks through each agent in more detail, including uninstalling, using Copilot with your own model key, and troubleshooting. ### Supported versions | Agent | Supported | Older versions | |---|---|---| | Claude Code | 2.1.300 to 2.1.310 | not supported |

已知限制

工具裁剪对 Pi 或 opencode 无效（Pi 仅加载四个工具，opencode 暂无支持）；opencode 支持为实验性，仅测试了特定版本。

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| Copilot CLI | whole MCP servers | `.github/copilot/settings.local.json` | | Pi | nothing (Pi loads only four tools) | — | | opencode | nothing yet | — | Tool pruning adds only its own entries and never touches deny rules you wrote; a settings file it creates is kept out of git (`.git/info/exclude`). On Claude Code, the session-start line that says what it left out shows only in the detailed transcript (**Ctrl+O**), so check with `/tokeneconomizer:toolprune`. `toolprune restore` removes the plugin's entries and nothing else,

full path; `git pull` in the clone updates it. - **opencode** support is experimental: it was tested on 1.19.5 and 2.2.0 only, and not in the 2.x terminal UI. ### Everyday commands Work as usual; the plugin needs nothing from you. To see or change what it does, use its commands. They have the same names on every agent; only the way you type them differs: | Agent | Type a command as | |---|---| | Claude Code, Copilot CLI | `/tokeneconomizer:<command>` | | Codex | `$tokeneconomizer:<command>` | | Pi | `/te <command>` |