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How Xint’s Predictable Pricing Solves the Token Burn Problem for AI in AppSec

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Xint explains why token-based AI scanning costs can grow far faster than code volume, and how its model-agnostic, multi-agent orchestration keeps pricing predictable as codebases scale.
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