It says the timeout is refreshed if there's a cache hit within the 5 minutes, and the base cost is 10% of what it would be otherwise. Seems pretty damn useful t

It says the timeout is refreshed if there's a cache hit within the 5 minutes, and the base cost is 10% of what it would be otherwise. Seems pretty damn useful to me. What seems useless to you exactly? I'm primarily limited by how much context I need for my queries, and for the majority of the time, the context can often largely be the same across multiple queries over periods of 1-60 minutes. This is the case whether it's a codebase I'm working with or a PDF (or other form of text documentation). Simple queries are where I expect there to be the least gain for this kind of thing.