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wow... I just cut my claude code per-call cost to almost nothing with a 30-second config swap. Step 3.5 from StepFun plugs into your existing ~/.claude/settings.json by swapping three env vars. same workflow, different backend underneath. my agents have not stalled once since the switch. full setup below 🧵

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