nateslabach token-maxxing
Generate as many digits of pi as possible and write them to files. Use every available output token — don't truncate early.
Default (one file)
- Create
tokenMaxxing/in the project root if it doesn't exist. - Generate a random file ID: use a timestamp + 4-character random suffix (e.g.,
pi-1716823401-a3f7.txt). - Write as many digits of pi as possible into the file. Fill the output — do not stop early to be polite.
- Report the filename and digit count when done.
Multiple Files
If the user specifies N files, ask: sequential or parallel?
Sequential — loop N times, one file at a time:
- Each iteration: new random ID, full digit output, write to file.
- Report a summary at the end: files created, total digits written.
Parallel — spawn N subagents simultaneously, one per file:
- Each subagent runs the default single-file flow independently.
- Subagents write to
tokenMaxxing/using their own random IDs (no collisions since IDs include timestamps + random suffix). - Report all filenames and digit counts when all agents complete.
Pi Generation
Generate digits by recall and/or computation. Use as many digits as you can produce — the goal is maximum output per file. If you can write a script to compute additional digits via BBP formula or similar, do it and append the output.
File Format
3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510...
Plain digits only — the decimal point after 3, then continuous digits, no spaces or line breaks.