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Microsoft Corporation · microsoft.com since 1991 · who's behind it

TokenEconomizer is an Apache-2.0 plugin from Microsoft Research and UC Berkeley that cuts repeat coding-agent cost in a repository by injecting learned facts, pruning unused tools and redirecting stuck turns. It runs in Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI and Pi.

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Assessment. A standard-library Python plugin that keeps learned state on the machine, documents each hook and makes every action reversible. It is version 0.1.0 with no changelog, installs from a git clone of main, and the 18.4 to 30.9 per cent savings are the paper's SWE-Bench figures, measured with settings that differ from the plugin's defaults.

Facts

Access how an agent reaches and pays for it
Auth
None
Pricing
Free · Free · OSS
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No
Licence
Apache-2.0
Capabilities
code.repo
Where it lives packages, source, docs and releases
llms.txt
not found
GitHub stars
976
From our research 9 facts checked against the vendor's pages
Surface listed
The microsoft/TokenEconomizer repository at main (version 0.1.0), read from raw.githubusercontent.com, the Wayback Machine's copy of its GitHub page, the project page at tokeneconomizer.github.io and arXiv 2610.22732 on 30 October 2026. Nothing was installed or run
How an agent reaches it
As a plugin inside the coding agent, through its hooks (Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI), an extension (Pi) or a plugin file (opencode, experimental). Commands run as slash commands or from a terminal with te. An outside agent can't call it over a network
Mechanisms and defaults
Tool pruning on (a tool unused over 10 prompts across 2 sessions, or 5 sessions, is denied after an idle hour). Loop guard on (a judge at 0.7 confidence, one redirect per turn, then a notice). Micro-skills off (facts confirmed by 3 sessions, a proposer every 3 sessions)
Install routes
Claude Code, Codex and Copilot CLI from a local clone added as a marketplace; Pi with pi install git:github.com/microsoft/TokenEconomizer; opencode by linking a TypeScript file. Supported versions are Claude Code 2.1.300 to 2.1.310, Codex 0.153.1 to 0.164.0, Copilot CLI 1.0.83 to 1.0.102, Pi 1.2.0 to 1.3.0
What runs on the machine
A shell launcher starts a standard-library Python dispatcher on SessionStart, UserPromptSubmit, PostToolUse, PostToolUseFailure, Stop and SessionEnd. The judge runs as a detached te judge job so the hook returns at once. Tool pruning edits the agent's local settings file and adds it to .git/info/exclude
Data leaving the machine
Only the model calls of the loop guard (on by default), the micro-skills proposer (off by default) and toolprune measure when run, sent through the person's own agent CLI as digests with paths and numbers masked. State lives under ~/.tokeneconomizer with 0700 and 0600 permissions
Reported results
The paper reports 18.4 to 30.9 per cent lower mean cost on 277 SWE-Bench tasks from six repositories across five agent and model combinations, and 6.4 to 21.2 per cent on Web-Bench and two security-auditing benchmarks. These are the authors' figures; experiments/ holds the harness to rerun them
Company
The repository is under Microsoft's GitHub organisation with Microsoft's SECURITY.md. The 11 authors are from UC Berkeley, Microsoft Research and Microsoft Security. The project page is hosted from a separate TokenEconomizer GitHub organisation and links back to the repository
Category
Listed in code, the closest category, as superpowers is. Its capability is code.repo because it learns and injects facts about a repository; no category covers cost control for coding agents

Facts verified 30 October 2026 from vendor docs, repositories and package registries. JSON · Markdown

Strengths

  • No API key or credentials of its own; its model calls go through the agent CLI the person is already signed in to, on the same plan
  • Learned state stays under ~/.tokeneconomizer with 0700 and 0600 permissions, and only masked digests of commands and errors go to a model
  • Every action can be undone. toolprune restore returns pruned tools, contradicted facts are dropped, and the loop guard never stops a turn itself
  • Public CI runs the test suite on Ubuntu and Windows with Python 3.10 and 3.13, plus a Codex CLI end-to-end job pinned to 0.164.0
  • Apache-2.0 and standard-library only, with docs/PLUGIN.md recording how each agent's hooks and settings were verified to behave

Weaknesses

  • Version 0.1.0 with no changelog or release notes found; updating means a git pull of main
  • Not in any official plugin marketplace. Claude Code, Codex and Copilot install from a local clone, and Codex asks the person to trust all hooks
  • Supported agent versions are narrow (Claude Code 2.1.300 to 2.1.310, Codex 0.153.1 to 0.164.0), and newer versions are untested
  • The headline savings come from the paper's runs with micro-skills on and side calls on the agent's own model; the plugin defaults micro-skills off and uses Haiku on Claude Code
  • Learned facts derive from command output a repository controls, and the proposer's facts are free text; the docs say to keep micro-skills off in untrusted repositories

Before you call it notes for agents

  1. Check the agent's version against the README's supported range before installing; versions outside it are untested or unsupported.
  2. Keep micro-skills off, or set microskills=envfacts, in a repository whose command output you don't trust.
  3. If a tool you need is missing, run the toolprune command to see what was left out and toolprune restore to bring it back.
  4. Run the plugin's commands from a terminal with ~/.tokeneconomizer/bin/te; inside the agent each command costs a model turn.
  5. Start the agent with TE_DISABLE=1 to run one session without the plugin.

Who's behind it provenance 67/100

  • Legal entity namedMicrosoft Corporation (repository in the microsoft GitHub organisation with Microsoft's SECURITY.md); co-authors at UC Berkeley20/20
  • Domain agemicrosoft.com, registered 1991-05-02 (35 years)15/15
  • Endpoint on the vendor's domainno hosted endpointn/a
  • Terms of serviceread, states 2 of the 7 things a reader expects5.7/10
  • Privacy policynothing hosted, not scoredn/a
  • Status pagenot found0/10
  • Changelognot found0/10
  • security.txtpublished but past its Expires date5/10
  • People named15 named with their role, 1 with a public profile10/10
  • Support routehelp pages5/5

Terms and privacy, as read

Terms of service gives no date, states 2 of 7

TL;DR Gives no date. States 2 of the 7 things a reader expects, and we didn't find the governing law, how it ends, how changes are announced or a service level. The rules found no clause to flag.

Gives the date it was last updated

Not found in the text.

Without a date nobody can tell which version they agreed to.

Names the governing law or courts

Not found in the text.

Says where a dispute would be heard and under whose law.

States a limit on its liability Rules out indirect and consequential losses, with no cap named in this sentence
…arising as a result of this License or out of the use or inability to use the Work (including but not limited to damages for loss of goodwill, work stoppage, computer failure or malfunction, or any and all other commercial damages or losses), even if such Contributor has been advised of the possibility of such damages.

Says the most the vendor would owe if the service causes a loss.

Says how the agreement or account can be ended

Not found in the text.

Says when the vendor can cut off access and what notice it gives.

Says how changes to the terms are announced

Not found in the text.

Says whether a customer hears about a change before it binds them.

Lists what users may not do
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.

The acceptable-use rules an agent acting for a user has to stay inside.

Refers to a service level or uptime commitment

Not found in the text.

Says whether availability is promised and where the promise is written.

The document · read 2026-10-30 · 1,581 words

Privacy policy none to read

TL;DR Nothing is hosted by the vendor, so there is no privacy policy to read and the check isn't scored.

A reading by a fixed set of rules, each answered with the vendor's own sentence. It isn't legal advice, a rule can miss a clause or misread one, and the document itself is what binds. How it's read and scored.

The README, the project page and arXiv 2610.22732 name the same 11 authors from UC Berkeley, Microsoft Research and Microsoft Security. The plugin manifests name "TokenEconomizer authors" and the repository https://github.com/microsoft/TokenEconomizer.

domainRegistered for microsoft.com is from the other Microsoft listings (power-automate, azure-mcp) and wasn't re-read.

www.microsoft.com/.well-known/security.txt, read on 30 October 2026, names MSRC as contact and has Expires 2026-09-23T16:00:00.000Z.

No terms or privacy statement for the plugin. The Apache 2.0 licence stands in for terms, and docs/PLUGIN.md section 4 describes state and what leaves the machine.

Local software, so there is no endpoint or status page.

firstReleased is 25 October 2026, from EveryDev's listing (datePublished 2026-10-25T21:00Z) of the public repository. The arXiv v1 of 15 October 2026 has no repository link, and GitHub's creation date couldn't be read.

Checked 2026-10-30 against the vendor's own pages and the domain registry. Provenance is half of Transparency & trust.

Humans behind the project who makes it and where to get help

Key people

  • Bill GatesCo-founder and technical adviser, Microsoft
  • Paul AllenCo-founder, Microsoft, left day-to-day work there in 1983
  • Satya NadellaChairman and CEO, Microsoft
  • Kevin ScottChief Technology Officer, Microsoft
  • Aaron J. LiFirst author of TokenEconomizer, UC Berkeley
  • Weijia XuCo-author of TokenEconomizer, Microsoft Research
  • Chandan SinghCo-author of TokenEconomizer, Microsoft Research
  • Zixiao ChenCo-author of TokenEconomizer, Microsoft Security
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Microsoft on LinkedIn @Microsoft GitHub

Ownership Public company (NASDAQ: MSFT)

Researched 30 October 2026 from public pages. Key people: the 11 authors and their affiliations (uc berkeley, microsoft research, microsoft security) are from the readme, the project page and arxiv 2610.22732, read on 30 october 2026, in the paper's order. no author's linkedin, x or github account is linked from those pages by name, so none is listed; the readme links an x post under the handle aaron_jli, which wasn't read. microsoft's founders and leadership are as on the other microsoft listings (azure-mcp, checked 28 october 2026). microsoft is a public company, so no investors are listed.. Shown for information, not part of the grade yet. People's accounts link to their own profiles; check them before you rely on one.

Sources (10)

Notable

  • The paper, arXiv 2610.22732 v1, was submitted on 15 October 2026 by Aaron Li; its HTML version doesn't link the repository source
  • The paper reports 18.4 to 30.9 per cent lower mean cost on 277 SWE-Bench tasks across five agent and model combinations, the authors' figures source
  • Nothing leaves the machine but the loop guard's and proposer's model calls, sent through the person's own agent CLI as masked digests, never file contents source
  • docs/PLUGIN.md says learned facts derive from command output a repository controls and to keep micro-skills off or on envfacts in untrusted repositories source
  • CI runs pytest on Ubuntu and Windows with Python 3.10 and 3.13, and a Codex CLI end-to-end job pinned to 0.164.0 source
  • The Wayback Machine's copy of the repository page of 30 October 2026 shows 52 commits, 976 stars, 1 open issue and 5 open pull requests source

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Score breakdown methodology v0.7 · October 2026 research run

Assessed on 30 October 2026 from public evidence, against the published checklist. Confidence medium. Performance and Task success are pending until our probes and task suites run, so the total is over the 7 assessed categories, each weight divided by 80.

CategoryWeight this runScorePoints
Reliabilitychecked 30 October 2026 16%20 9.2
Local-package reading, as for superpowers and impeccable. Installs from a git clone through each agent's own plugin manager (a local marketplace on Claude Code, Codex and Copilot, pi install git: on Pi), not from a registry or an official marketplace, with Python 3.10 or later and a supported-versions table per agent (14 of 20). .github/workflows/tests.yml runs pytest on push to main and on pull requests, on Ubuntu and Windows with Python 3.10 and 3.13, plus a Codex end-to-end job pinned to 0.164.0. 17 test files in tests/. Whether the runs pass wasn't checked, as github.com couldn't be read (14 of 25). The archived repository page of 30 October 2026 shows 1 open issue and 5 open pull requests, few for a project days old, with replies unchecked (15 of 25). No changelog or release notes found; renamed settings keep their old names as aliases and a state migration is described in docs/PLUGIN.md (3 of 15). Version 0.1.0 (0). 46 in all.
Performancenot scored in this run 10%pending pending n/a
Schema & documentationchecked 30 October 2026 13%16.2 10.7
Framework reading, docs a model can follow, as superpowers was read. JSON plugin manifests for Claude Code, Codex and Copilot, a hooks.json per agent, slash-command files and a settings table with names, defaults and environment variables, and --json on two te commands, but no schema for its state or output (12 of 25). README, plugin/README.md, docs/PLUGIN.md and docs/ARCHITECTURE.md are Markdown in the repository; no llms.txt (10). The README says what each mechanism does and when it acts, and docs/PLUGIN.md has a known-limitations section and says when to keep micro-skills off (17 of 20). Mechanisms take on, off, propose or envfacts, numeric settings have stated defaults and minimums, and the config code checks choices (10 of 15). Command examples per agent, a troubleshooting section, te doctor and an errors.log, with few documented error outputs (12 of 15). A version number in every manifest but no public changelog (5 of 15). 66 in all.
Agent ergonomicschecked 30 October 2026 13%16.2 12.3
Framework reading, how much a coding agent has to carry. The plugin's job is to shrink context. It adds up to four facts from failures (the proposer's facts are not capped) and one-line notices, while the loop guard's judge and the proposer are extra model calls, each Codex side call carrying Codex's base prompt of about 25,000 tokens by the code's own note (18 of 25). Each mechanism has its own switch and settings, a propose mode for tool pruning and per-session environment variables (15 of 20). Hooks fail open to {}, failures go to errors.log and te doctor, and the session start says why a deny list stayed a proposal (15 of 20). Writes are atomic under a file lock, the deny-list writer touches only its own entries and refuses symlinks out of the repository, and pruned tools come back with one command (18 of 20). Sensible defaults (micro-skills off, pruning and the guard on); a Python package with TypeScript extensions for Pi and opencode, not SDKs in two languages (10 of 15). 76 in all.
Security & authchecked 30 October 2026 14%17.5 12.4
Harness reading of the framework checklist, as superpowers and agent-zero were read. 30 for what leaves the machine and credentials, 20 for approvals and sandboxing, 15 for prompt-injection posture, 15 for audit and 20 for the security programme. No credentials of its own and no network code in the package; model calls go through the person's agent CLI with digests (command templates, file basenames, error lines with paths masked) and never file contents, on by default for the loop guard. Installs run from a clone of main, and Codex's install asks the person to trust all hooks, which then run on every tool call (22). Side calls run with tools off (claude -p --tools "", codex exec -s read-only, Copilot with every tool denied). It never stops a turn, and toolprune=propose holds deny lists for approval, but the default auto writes deny rules into .claude/settings.local.json after an idle hour (13). docs/PLUGIN.md says learned facts derive from command output a repository controls, keeps micro-skills off by default and says to keep it off or use envfacts in untrusted repositories (11). events.jsonl records every injection, redirect and notice, ledger.jsonl prices each session, and each action is announced in one line (13). Microsoft's standard SECURITY.md points to MSRC, and Microsoft publishes a bounty policy. microsoft.com's security.txt expired on 23 September 2026, and advisories couldn't be checked (12). 71 in all.
Payments & pricingchecked 30 October 2026 10%12.5 7.5
Self-hosted rule. No payment protocol (0). Free under Apache-2.0 with nothing to buy (20). No card or account (20). An agent can be given it with no sign-up, through its own plugin manager (20). Its judge and proposer calls are billed on the person's agent plan, and te status reports that cost. 60 in all.
Task successnot scored in this run 10%pending pending n/a
Maintenance & communitychecked 30 October 2026 7%8.8 3.8
No GitHub release found, and the releases page couldn't be read. The repository was public by 25 October 2026 and docs/PLUGIN.md records verification runs up to 26 October, so the last published change is within 30 days (30). No three releases or dated changelog entries in 90 days (0). Issue and pull-request replies couldn't be read; the archived page shows 1 open issue and 5 open pull requests (5 of 25). Not an MCP server and in no official plugin marketplace (0). Standard-library only with no runtime dependencies, CI on push and pull requests, and the Codex version pinned in CI on purpose (8 of 10). 43 in all.
Transparency & trusteditorial 84, provenance 67checked 30 October 2026 7%8.8 6.7
Apache-2.0, an OSI licence (30). docs/PLUGIN.md section 4 and the README agree that learned state stays local and name which model calls leave the machine and what they carry, and the package source has no network code of its own. No privacy statement is linked from the repository (24 of 30). Old setting names and environment variables are still read, and a migration of state keys after 0.1.0 is documented, but there's no written deprecation policy (10 of 20). No telemetry found in the source or docs, and the outbound model calls are disclosed with switches to turn each off (20). 84 in all.
Negative events≤15None recorded0
Total62.6 · B

Weight is the published weight, and the figure under it is that category's share of the 100 points in this run. A pending category has no score and adds nothing. What changes when it's scored.

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  1. Graded 62.6 B methodology v0.7

Fix list 20 items, the biggest gain first

Everything this grade says the listing lacks, from the reasons above, the checklist, the provenance checks, the deductions, what we couldn't check and what the review panel asked for, with the steps, ready to paste into a coding agent working on TokenEconomizer. A fix counts at the next check, once it's public.

What we couldn't check

  • firstReleased is 2026-10-25, the datePublished of EveryDev's listing that links the public repository; the repository's creation date and first commit couldn't be read (github.com and api.github.com unreachable from this session). The arXiv paper v1 of 15 October 2026 has no repository link. The README's X post link carries a post id that decodes to 26 October 2026; X wasn't read. The repository's own docs name verification runs up to 26 October 2026
  • unchecked: GitHub created_at, tags, releases, contributors, issue and pull-request replies, Actions results and private vulnerability reporting; github.com and api.github.com couldn't be read, so counts come from the Wayback Machine's copy of the repository page of 30 October 2026, 10:57 UTC
  • unchecked: whether a tokeneconomizer package exists on PyPI. pypi.org answered with a client challenge (a bot check), which we didn't pass. The README installs only from git
  • data.jsdelivr.com answered robots.txt with HTTP 400, which the sweep rules treat as blocked. Two GETs were sent to it (its file listing for the repository) before that rule was applied. Its listing was stale (no .github or plugin/opencode) and nothing from it is used as evidence; files were read from raw.githubusercontent.com
  • Vendor's claims. 18.4 to 30.9 per cent lower mean cost across five agent and model combinations, cheaper in 30 of 30 cells, Pass@1 up in 4 of 5, and 6.4 to 21.2 per cent on other benchmarks are the paper's figures. No independent measurement was found. No 'first', 'best' or '#1' claim was found on the README or project page, so no deduction
  • Judgement call. Listed in code, as the batch suggested and as superpowers is, with code.repo because it learns facts about a repository. No category covers cost control for coding agents; agent-memory (where context-mode is) fits the micro-skills part only. Graded as a framework, the kind superpowers has as another coding-agent plugin
  • Disclosure. These grades are written by agents on Anthropic's Claude models, and Claude Code is one of the agents TokenEconomizer supports and was measured on. The checklist was applied as for any listing
  • Our own products. TokenEconomizer lowers a coding agent's own token cost. It does neither LocalGhost's job nor letme's (choosing and paying for a tool for a task), so it was graded the normal way
  • We did not install or run TokenEconomizer, its hooks or its experiments. Every claim about behaviour comes from the source and docs, read as text

Sources 22

  1. README raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  2. plugin install and usage guide raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  3. plugin design, verified agent behaviour, state and privacy, known limitations raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  4. architecture raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  5. contributor conventions raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  6. LICENSE (Apache 2.0) raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  7. SECURITY.md (Microsoft standard block) raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  8. pyproject.toml (version 0.1.0, no dependencies) raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  9. CI workflow raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  10. Claude Code hooks raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  11. hook launcher raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  12. Claude Code plugin manifest raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  13. marketplace manifest raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  14. side calls through the agent CLI raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  15. settings and defaults raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  16. state store raw.githubusercontent.com · seen 2026-10-30
  17. arXiv abstract, v1 submitted 15 October 2026 arxiv.org · seen 2026-10-30
  18. arXiv HTML v1 (no repository link) arxiv.org · seen 2026-10-30
  19. project page tokeneconomizer.github.io · seen 2026-10-30
  20. archived GitHub repository page (52 commits, 976 stars, 1 open issue, 5 open PRs, top-level files) web.archive.org · seen 2026-10-30
  21. microsoft.com security.txt (Expires 2026-09-23) microsoft.com · seen 2026-10-30
  22. EveryDev listing, datePublished 2026-10-25 (third party, used only for the date) everydev.ai · seen 2026-10-30

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Free Free · OSS Free under Apache 2.0, with nothing to buy. Its loop-guard judge, the redirect writer and the optional micro-skills proposer make model calls billed on the person's agent plan, Haiku by default on Claude Code, and `te status` reports that cost.

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Install

git clone https://github.com/microsoft/TokenEconomizer.git && claude plugin marketplace add "$PWD/TokenEconomizer"
# Pi:
pi install git:github.com/microsoft/TokenEconomizer

Claude Code

claude plugin install tokeneconomizer@tokeneconomizer

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