| title | status | authors | based_on | category | source | tags | ||||||
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No-Token-Limit Magic |
experimental-but-awesome |
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Reliability & Eval |
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Aggressive prompt compression to save tokens stifles reasoning depth and self-correction.
During prototyping, remove hard token limits. Allow lavish context and multiple reasoning passes. Yes, it's pricier—but dramatically better outputs surface valuable patterns before optimizing.
flowchart TD
A[Development Phase] --> B{Token Strategy}
B -->|Prototype| C[No Token Limits]
B -->|Production| D[Optimized Limits]
C --> E[Lavish Context]
C --> F[Multiple Reasoning Passes]
C --> G[Rich Self-Correction]
E --> H[Better Output Quality]
F --> H
G --> H
H --> I[Identify Valuable Patterns]
I --> J[Optimize for Production]
J --> D
- Raising An Agent - Episode 2 cost discussion—$1000 prototype spend justified by productivity.