Why AI Agents Must Edit Their Own Context Files
Context Language Models prove that letting AI agents edit their context window like a live file beats brute-force append-only transcripts.
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Context Language Models prove that letting AI agents edit their context window like a live file beats brute-force append-only transcripts.
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