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As a workarond, I have noticed that a better estimate of time is number of sessions required to fully implement, review, and test a given feature. You can ask the LLM to help you estimate how complex a feature will be during the planning phase. The number of tokens can easilly be translated to sessions, asumming that you normally aim to keep a session below 60% of the context limit. As a rule of thumb, a simple feature can be fully implemented, tested and reviewed in a single session. Whereas a complex feature might take multiple sessions. Then depending on your workload and attention span, you can have a decent idea of how many full context sessions you can actually plan and review in a single day. Of course, some features can happen in parallel but in general the bottleneck is your ability to understand the context that goes into each session.