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Adds a Metrics section grounding cost-normalized recall in the HiSkill finding (arXiv:2607.25853): compact structured context reached +17.33% success at -78.75% inference tokens.
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Round-2 additions for the metrics PRThe existing token-consumption/retrieval-volume proposal is the right landing point. Please consider adding these bounded controls before merge:
The public report should keep prompt/body content out of rows and distinguish measured metrics from estimates. |
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Adds a Metrics section to the README defining token consumption, retrieval volume, and cost-normalized recall as first-class reporting axes alongside accuracy.
Grounded in HiSkill (arXiv:2607.25853): compact, structured, relation-aware context achieved +17.33% success rate while reducing inference token consumption by 78.75% vs the strongest baseline — token efficiency is a decision-relevant benchmark control, not a nice-to-have.
Documentation-only change; no harness behavior modified.