Hands-on: Sol's Token Waste in Code Completion
A_K_Nain · x · 2026-07-10
The author tested the AI coding tool Sol and found it excellent at uncovering code vulnerabilities, offering an experience that surpassed Fable. However, they also pointed out a clear pain point in its workflow: Sol often writes code, analyzes it itself, and then rewrites large chunks, a mechanism that leads to unnecessary Token consumption.
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