Standard way of starting a new task from an unfinised session/too long context #205
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How do I make the context "survive" between sessions? Dumber LLMs often go nuclear around 100k tokens. |
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darrenhinde
Feb 15, 2026
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Please use the taskmanager to build your plans and tasks. You should have better experience with using that system and was built for context to be passed. Steps do your planning, validate the plan is good for you. |
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Please use the taskmanager to build your plans and tasks. You should have better experience with using that system and was built for context to be passed.
Steps do your planning, validate the plan is good for you.
Then ask Task Manager to break it down into subtasks then use subagents to code it for you with main agent handling passing from one agent to another. That would be your best option, just make sure your primary context files referenced are using MVI principles to reduce token bloat.