# Sample $29 Coding-Agent Usage Rescue

This sample shows the short written note a buyer receives after paying for the coding-agent usage rescue and sending a sanitized status panel. Numbers are illustrative.

## Sanitized Input

- Tool: Codex CLI
- Model: GPT-5.5, high or extra-high reasoning
- 5-hour window: 3% left
- Weekly window: 76% left
- Reset note: warning says limits may be stale
- Context: agent is about to continue implementation and deployment work

No account email, session ID, repository path, source code, prompts, outputs, customer data, or credentials were included.

## Recommendation

Pause premium-agent work until the active 5-hour window resets unless the next task directly creates revenue or prevents a production outage.

The current status is a high-risk place to start a broad agent loop. At 3% remaining, the main failure mode is not only running out of quota; it is forcing fragmented decisions near the limit. That tends to create more restarts, repeated repo discovery, repeated test output, and expensive context reloads.

## What To Run Now

1. Run only deterministic local commands that do not require premium reasoning: build, test, payment audit, link checks, and deployment verification.
2. Batch the next agent tasks into a short queue for after reset.
3. Keep any new prompt under one page and include only file paths, failing command output, and the next concrete action.

## What To Avoid

- restarting repo-wide exploration
- asking for broad strategy or refactors near the 5-hour cap
- pasting full test logs when a 20-line failing slice is enough
- using premium reasoning for formatting, copy edits, or low-risk directory research
- repeating deployment verification manually when a small smoke script can do it

## Cheap-Mode Plan

Before the reset, use local scripts and browser checks to collect evidence:

- current payment status
- live checkout links
- page render and mobile overflow
- sitemap and `llms.txt` entries
- open blockers that need explicit approval

After reset, give the agent one compact task:

> Continue from this evidence. Do not re-read the whole repo. Implement only the next conversion improvement or submit only the next clean public directory form.

## Payback Logic

This $29 note pays back if it prevents one wasted premium loop, one repeated repo scan, or one abandoned near-limit session. The deeper $99 triage is only worth it when you have aggregate spend, repeated workflows, or a team policy to fix.

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