בירור תקציבי של פרויקציית תקשורת עם רצפי עוזרים שלא נרץ

תקציר מקורי באנגליתarXiv:2609.31381v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Context projection can shorten individual requests while changing whether an agent finishes within its budget. We examine how sequential evaluation obscures this trade-off when a capped first continuation prevents its companion from running. In a recorded ReVerPi source-reading campaign, 15 pairs with two final answers yield 12 historically scored successes per arm. Retaining all 27 intervention boundaries distinguishes observed failures from ten unexecuted companions and bounds projected-minus-full success between $-9$ and $+1$ tasks. Under the archived scoring contract, a frozen projection selector has a success difference from full context of $[-3,0]$; outside four fitting tasks, it is $[-4,-1]$ across 23 boundaries. Excluding one task