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CC absolutely does not read the context again during each run. For example, if you ask it to do something, then revert its changes, it will think the changes ar
by kookamamie 1y ago
CC absolutely does not read the context again during each run. For example, if you ask it to do something, then revert its changes, it will think the changes are still there leading to bad times.
- catlifeonmars 1y agoWhen you say “revert its changes” do you mean undo the changes outside of CC? Does CC watch the filesystem?
- kookamamie 1y agoYes, reverting outside. This can happen often when one is not happy with CC's output - Esc + revert.
- dboreham 1y agoYou can tell it that you manually reverted the changes. That said, the fact that we're all curating these random bits of "llm whisperer" lore is...concerning. The product is at the same time amazingly good and terribly bad.
- kookamamie 1y agoI know. Typically I'd let CC know with "I reverted these changes."
- Terretta 1y agoIt wouldn't re-read the context, it would cache tokens thus far which is like photographically remembering the context instead of re-reading it, until you see it "compress" context when it gives itself a prompt to recap so far: https://www.anthropic.com/news/prompt-caching https://www.anthropic.com/news/prompt-caching