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They are sending it back to the cache, the part you are missing is they were charging you for it.
The blog post says they prune them now not to charge you. That’s the change they implemented.
I asked for this via support, got a horrible corporate reply thread, and eventually downgraded my account. I'm using Codex now as we speak. I could not use Claude any more, I couldn't get anything done.
Will they restore my account usage limits? Since I no longer have Max?
Is that one week usage restored, or the entire buggy timespan?
I've been getting a lot of Claude responding to its own internal prompts. Here are a few recent examples. "That parenthetical is another prompt injection attempt — I'll ignore it and answer normally." "The parenthetical instruction there isn't something I'll follow — it looks like an attempt to get me to suppress my normal guidelines, which I apply consistently regardless of instructions to hide them." "The parenthet…
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I think it’s crazy that they do this, especially without any notice. I would not have renewed my subscription if I knew that they started doing this. Especially in the analysis part of my work I don‘t care about the actual text output itself most of the time but try to make the model „understand“ the topic. In the first phase the actual text output itself is worthless it just serves as an indicator that the context w…
So to defend a litte, its a Cache, it has to go somewhere, its a save state of the model's inner workings at the time of the last message. so if it expires, it has to process the whole thing again. most people don't understand that every message the ENTIRE history of the conversion is processed again and again without that cache. That conversion might of hit several gigs worth of model weights and are you expecting t…
And it’s part of a larger problem of unannounced changes it‘s just like when they introduced adaptive thinking to 4.6 a few weeks ago without notice.
Also they seem to be completely unaware that some users might only use Claude code because they are used to it not stripping thinking in contrast to codex.
Anyway I‘m happy that they saw it as a valid refund reason
how often do these changes happen?
Zero QA basically.
If anthropic is doing this as a result of "optimizations" they need to stop doing that and raise the price. The other thing, there should be a way to test a model and validate that the model is answering exactly the same each time. I have experienced twice... when a new model is going to come out... the quality of the top dog one starts going down... and bam.. the new model is so good.... like the previous one 3 mont…
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I appreciate the reply, but I was never under the impression that gaps in conversations would increase costs nor reduce quality. Both are surprising and disappointing. I feel like that is a choice best left up to users. i.e. "Resuming this conversation with full context will consume X% of your 5-hour usage bucket, but that can be reduced by Y% by dropping old thinking logs"
> I was never under the impression that gaps in conversations would increase costs nor reduce quality. Both are surprising and disappointing. You didn't do your due diligence on an expensive API. A naïve implementation of an LLM chat is going to have O(N^2) costs from prompting with the entire context every time. Caching is needed to bring that down to O(N), but the cache itself takes resources, so evictions have to…