Every Sunday there's a video with the numbers from my own box. These are the written versions: every step, every setting, every query, checked against Google's and Anthropic's own docs. No sales talk, nothing held back.
Search Console only keeps sixteen months. Claude Code can spend a whole weekly limit on rereading. And an agent that ends every turn with "shall I continue?" costs you a "keep going" every time.
Google deletes performance data after 16 months. The bulk export saves every day from now on, the API grabs the sixteen months you still have. Both routes step by step, plus the queries that don't lie.
Read the guide // claude codeA rule in your instructions file is advice. The Stop hook is code that runs every time Claude tries to end its turn. The config, a generic script, and how to test it on last week before you switch it on.
Read the guide // claude codeMy weekly limit ran out on a Thursday. 75.6 percent of the week went to rereading old context. The one-line fix, plus a small daily count of what your limit has left, honestly labeled as an approximation.
Read the guideI'm Sam. I run Claude Code, Codex and GLM on my own server for my own sites, every day, and I publish the numbers every week, including the ones that embarrass me. Each guide comes straight out of one of those videos, with the settings I actually run and the source for every number. Where Google or Anthropic wrote the rules, I link their docs and say what I checked and when.
The agents, the Stop hook, the limit guard and the Search Console warehouse, installed on your own server.