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The obvious thing would be LSP interrogation, which would allow the token context to be significantly smaller than entire files. If you have one file open, and
by arevno 2y ago
The obvious thing would be LSP interrogation, which would allow the token context to be significantly smaller than entire files. If you have one file open, and you are working on a function that calls out to N other modules, instead of packing the context with N files, you get ONLY the sections of those files the LSP tells you to look at.
- janpaul123 2y agoYes! This is high on our list. Context window compression is a big deal, and this is one of the main ways to do it, IMO. Have you tried any tools that do this particularly well?