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by zamalek 26 days ago
> Basically, when you have a long session, you can see this by saying, ok, now moving onto another thing, blah blah blah

I try to avoid > 200k contexts, as the 1M context is where I first saw the massive decrease in reliability.

And my AGENTS is really short, and I said it was ignoring decisions in the prompt.

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Whenever I work on a challenging question I worry about this, because Opus will easily think for 200k tokens on the first prompt. I fear any follow up discussion is lobotomised!
Yeah totally feel you on this one! To avoid it or at least limit that I usually ask it to create external memories, clearing the context window and leaving just a trace to recall the memory created for that run. I hope it might help!