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Comment by twwch

We don't try to keep everything in context. Instead, we maintain a lightweight "memory index" (summaries) that's always present, and use LLM-as-a-judge to decide when to reload full content. This mirrors how humans work: we remember the gist of documents, and go back to re-read when we need details.

This approach trades 1 extra LLM call (for recall detection) for significant context window savings while preserving the ability to access full details when needed.

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