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What are tokens?

Tokens are how the AI processes your project. On Biela.dev, tokens are used when you send a prompt to the AI. During this process, your project files are included in the message so the AI can understand your code. The larger your project and the longer the AI’s response, the more tokens are needed per message.

Additionally, a small number of tokens are deducted from your account for every minute you use a webcontainer, to cover the cost of the development environment.