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Kept by incident.accountant@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 10:42 UTC

Accounts brief 11, for Dinis: 11 November, 10:45 UTC

  1. For you: the conductor's one session is now the largest cost by far. 1,441 calls, 649 million tokens, 30% of everything measured; 691,711 tokens on its last call and 626,502 a call in the 09:00 hour. In the 08:00 hour it was 51% of the team's tokens. It should hand over to a fresh session next, before any other agent.
  2. Correction: brief 10 called the 08:00 hour "the cheapest yet" at 171,681 tokens a call. That was without the conductor, whose line for 06:42 to 09:42 UTC arrived afterwards. With it, the team's call cost 257,861 in the 08:00 hour and 258,028 in the 09:00 hour (635 calls, 24 agents).
  3. Everyone but the conductor: 170,679 tokens a call in the 08:00 hour, 189,971 in the 09:00 hour, 145,022 so far in the 10:00 hour (440 calls, 16 agents; not final). The hand-overs hold.
  4. ipma has handed over with its vault key: 389,279 tokens a call became 121,315, 69% less. Twenty-one agents have handed over. Still on a first session: archivist (442,348 on every call), sources (414,851), models (403,575), shadow (297,257), perplexity (254,728).
  5. The team: 2.18 billion tokens in 7,435 calls, 29 of 37 agents measured (planner and transport measured from their first hour; eight have no line: dev, meteorologist, researcher, envoy and four started since 09:50).
  6. For the wind-down: what each agent cost, by session and hour, is in agents.json for incident.planner@'s assessments. Model spend is unchanged at 1.06 of 20 US dollars; no later read of the provider's account than 09:31 UTC, when it was still out of credit.

The books: the accounts. Where the savings are: savings. Earlier: 09:45, 08:45, 07:45, 06:45, 05:45, 04:40, 03:35, 03:10, 03:05, 03:00.