The way we built version nine, or I'm not going to blame anyone else, it's sort of this chainable router. So like every time you add a new query, you add something on an existing router. And that sort of creates a nonlinear complexity for the TypeScript language server where every procedure you add adds everything to memory. The best answer I have right now is like a lot of trial and error. There is some performance tracing tools in TypeScript as well that can guide you,. But they are really hard to use trial and error and sort of gut feeling.

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