Recommend two token saving repositories: RTK&9Router RTK (rtk ai/rtk) is a command-line proxy layer written in Rust. We usually use Claude Code or cursor to run git diff, cargo test, and grep, but the terminal output is smelly and long, and tens of thousands of tokens are instantly contaminated, causing the context to explode. RTK's approach is crude but also extremely clever: intercept bash commands and perform an intelligent compression layer before feeding the results to the large model. Eliminate and merge redundant logs to remove duplicates. For example, compressing hundreds of lines of compilation errors to 20 lines, and directly cutting the git push echo to 1 line. With just one action, running smoothly can save 60% -90% of context consumption. The 9Router (decoder/9router) is responsible for local API routing for rear scheduling. I'm usually busy writing code when suddenly I hit 'Rate Limit' or 'Quota Exhaustion', which is extremely disruptive. This thing not only has built-in RTK compression mechanism, but also features a "three-level seamless Fallback" logic: Priority should be given to your paid subscription. After the quota is exhausted, the backend should switch to a cheap API (such as GLM) for a few cents. If not, you can directly use free pools like Kiro/OpenCode as a fallback. The underlying layer automatically converts formats such as OpenAI and Claude for you. Warehouse Address Comment Area