Vicem v1.3.0: Reversible Repo Maps, AST Side-Effect Tags, and Honest Net-Token Benchmarks (0 Dependencies)
Six days ago, I shipped Vicem v1.2.0 to solve session handoff amnesia across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Since then, the toughest engineering pushback I got came down to two questions: The Raw Dump vs. One-Way Compression Trap : Existing repo packers either dump 80k tokens of XML/Markdown, or s…
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- 2026-11-13 08:26 · DEV Community — AI
Vicem v1.3.0: Reversible Repo Maps, AST Side-Effect Tags, and Honest Net-Token Benchmarks (0 Dependencies)
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