QoderWake Agent Ultimate charged 1,200+ credits for a basic MCP install — incorrect calculation, not just expensive

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Issue Description
Two QoderWake executions (Agent Mode, Ultimate tier selected by me) during the installation/configuration of an MCP server consumed 2,383 credits (~$23.82) in approximately 5 minutes of actual work. I’m not questioning the price of the Ultimate tier itself; I’m questioning whether that amount is the correct calculation for the work performed. I believe there’s an error in how the consumption was calculated, not that the task was simply expensive.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. In QoderWake, manually select the Ultimate tier
  2. Request installation/configuration of an MCP server
  3. Check the Credits Log afterward

Expected Behavior
Credit charges should accurately reflect the actual computational work (tokens and tool calls) performed. For a ~2-3 minute configuration task, a charge of ~1,200 credits does not appear to be a correct calculation, even accounting for the Ultimate multiplier.

Actual Behavior
Credits Log entries (Jul 20 ~ Jul 27 range), both for MCP installation/configuration, Ultimate tier:

  • QoderWake / Agent / Ultimate / Charged — 1,201.36 credits ($12.01) — duration 3min
  • QoderWake / Agent / Ultimate / Charged — 1,181.78 credits ($11.81) — duration 2min

Screenshots / Screen Recordings
[Attach the two Credits Log screenshots]

Operating System
macOS

Request:

  1. Audit of the credit calculation for these two specific executions — breakdown of tokens consumed and number of tool calls that generated the charge.
  2. Confirmation of whether the charged amount (1,201.36 and 1,181.78 credits) is correct, or whether there was a calculation/billing error.
  3. Refund of the corresponding credits if the charge is confirmed to be incorrect.

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