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We have a bug where we're underreporting the number of tokens used. But I just gave you another $100 in credits so you can keep using the app 🙂

I just saw that, thanks that really nice of you. I was just about to install it on my computer. This tool is just so amazing, since discovering I have not once signed into my bolt.new account or lovable.dev. The only tool that I can see using with this app for someone like me who can't code at all is readdy.ai just because they have beautiful templates, you know something different and just use the tool to generate a prototype then push it to GitHub then allow open hands to do the rest. Another reason this tool is so bad ass for me is because I am trying to learn coding and so looking at the steps that the AI takes then you click on the arrow and it gives you a detailed explanation as to what its doing and its just such an awesome learning tool. Again thank you for doing this, I really appreciate it.

glad to hear it's been helpful!

Hi, so my balance is at 0 right now and I was just so genuinely surprised to see that I had used $100 and the craziest part is that I don't have anything to show for it. Well this is kind of my fault I should have made another repository or like a fork and push every time it finished a task, but what I did is kept on adding more to its finished task and just push everything to main and it would get stuck in this constant loop and no matter what I tried it would not stop. Remember I don't have tons of experience in this so I am learning as I go so I am OK with that, but the way that balance went to 0, that was very surprising. is no way to check usage history, or at least none that I could find that would give me an indication as to mistake. In any case let mw know if this is something I may be able to fix or this is cost of dong business.

Hi Aram--it sounds like this was one very long conversation with OpenHands. Generally I'd suggest doing smaller targeted conversations, and pushing your work each time. E.g. I might have one conversation which adds a backend, then push. Then another that adds a frontend, and push. Then another which adds a new API to the backend and a new frontend component that uses it, and push. Basically one conversation for every change that can be independently verified and pushed Otherwise the conversation accumulates tons of unnecessary context

You are 100% correct and its a shame the I fucked it up because it fixed my backend so gracefully I was just looking at it handle things and think to my self this is too good to be true. So just keep these conversations on specific tasks and I should be fine is what I am understanding. How can i use microagents and can those help me save on tokens? I think what ate up majority of my tokens is when it started browsing my site