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mksglu
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Comment #47296258
OpenAI published "Harness Engineering" in February 2026. The thesis: engineers don't write code anymore. They design environments, specify intent, and build feedback loops. Agents …
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Comment #47285393
OpenAI published "Harness Engineering" in February 2026. The thesis: engineers don't write code anymore. They design environments, specify intent, and build feedback loops. Agents …
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Comment #47266452
Six days ago I posted a write-up on Hacker News explaining how Context Mode reduces Claude Code's context consumption by 98%. I expected a handful of comments. I got 565 points, 10…
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Comment #47200353
Thanks, really appreciate hearing that! Glad it's working well for your team.
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Comment #47200350
Yeah it's basically pre-compaction, you're right. The key difference is nothing gets thrown away. The full output sits in a searchable FTS5 index, so if the model realizes it needs…
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Comment #47200344
That's the theory and it does hold up in practice. When context is 70% raw logs and snapshots, the model starts losing track of the actual task. We haven't run formal benchmarks on…
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Comment #47200338
That's a fair point and honestly the ideal approach. But in practice most people don't hand-curate their MCP server list per task. They install 5-6 servers and suddenly have 80 too…
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Comment #47200320
It doesn't break the cache. The raw data never enters the conversation history, so there's nothing to invalidate. A short summary goes into context instead of the full payload, and…
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Comment #47200314
Nice approach. Same core idea as context-mode but specialized for your build domain. You're using SQLite as a structured knowledge cache over YAML rule files with keyword lookup. C…
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Comment #47200293
That's true, Claude Code does truncate large outputs now. But 25k tokens is still a lot, especially when you're running multiple tools back to back. Three or four Playwright snapsh…
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Comment #47200289
Haven't looked at rtk closely but from the description it sounds like it works at the CLI output level, trimming stdout before it reaches the model. Context-mode goes a bit further…
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Comment #47200281
Nope. The raw data never enters the conversation history in the first place, so there's nothing to invalidate. Tool output runs in a sandbox, a short summary comes back, and the fu…
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Comment #47200274
Right, context-mode doesn't change how MCP tool definitions get loaded into context. That's the "input side" problem that Cloudflare's Code Mode tackles by compressing tool schemas…
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Comment #47200269
The people who spent years doing the work manually are the ones who immediately see where the bottlenecks are.
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Comment #47200261
Good point on prompt cache invalidation. Context-mode sidesteps this by never letting the bloat in to begin with, rather than snipping it out after. Tool output runs in a sandbox, …
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Comment #47200255
That's pretty much the approach we took with context-mode. Tool outputs get processed in a sandbox, only a stub summary comes back into context, and the full details stay in a sear…
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Comment #47200250
That's exactly what context-mode does for tool outputs. Instead of dumping raw logs and snapshots into context, it runs them in a sandbox and only returns a summary. The full data …