A 291-second answer over nine files, and what the llama.cpp logs said about where those seconds actually went.
A user opens a project with nine files in it, types the most obvious question
anyone types at a document app — "what are these documents about?" — and waits.
291 seconds.
Then they ask a second question, about one of those documents, and wait again.
Minutes, not seconds. At that point the app has told them something about
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