One question, 437,000 tokens: what real agents found in our MCP server
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One question. 437,000 input tokens. Not a hard question either. An agent connected to our MCP server, asked something a support engineer answers in a sentence, and worked its way there through twenty tool calls, each one dragging every earlier answer along behind it. Nothing was broken while that h…
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One question, 437,000 tokens: what real agents found in our MCP server
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