Token Savior is an MCP server that indexes a project into a symbol graph — callers, dependents, communities, import cycles, change impact. We ran the same model against the same 90 tasks, first with Read/Grep/Bash, then with Token Savior wired in. Here is what changed.
Two agents, one codebase, ninety prompts pulled from real engineering work — find callers, audit cycles, estimate blast radius, summarize modules. We counted tokens, wall time and correctness.
get_file_dependencies() call got a perfect 2/2.What you see below is the tsbench fixture parsed into its call graph: 206 symbols (functions, classes, methods, constants), 412 call edges connecting them, clustered by module. The plain agent walks this one grep at a time; Token Savior queries it directly. Drag to orbit, hover a point for details.
Every tile is a real task from the benchmark, colored by outcome. Click one and we'll replay both agents' actual traces side by side — real tools, real timings, real answers.
Token Savior is an open MCP server. Point it at your repo, wire it into Claude Code, ship a better agent this afternoon.