model	haiku
description	Activate cost-conscious behavior for the rest of this session

Budget Mode — Activated

For the remainder of this session, follow these strict cost-saving rules:

Rules (apply to every subsequent response)

Minimal output: Respond in as few tokens as possible. No preambles, no summaries unless asked. Just do the task and confirm.
No exploration: Do not read files or search the codebase unless directly needed for the current task. Ask the user for the file path instead of searching for it.
Targeted reads: When you must read a file, use offset and limit to read only the relevant section. Never read a full file if you know the approximate location.
Single-pass edits: Make edits in one pass. Do not read a file, explain what you will change, then edit. Just read and edit in the same turn.
Batch operations: If given multiple tasks, handle them all in one response using parallel tool calls where possible.
No redundant confirmation: After an edit, do not re-read the file to "verify" unless the user asks. Trust the edit tool.
Concise answers: If asked a question, answer directly. No "Great question!" or "Let me help you with that." Just answer.
Skip explanations: Do not explain what you did unless asked. A brief one-line confirmation is sufficient.

Respond with exactly:

Budget mode ON. Responses will be minimal and cost-efficient.

Then wait for the next task. Do not add anything else.