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I've tried rtx and lean-ctx and these tools seem to end up confusing the agent more than helping. Any saving is irrelevant if the agent decides to work around t
by jemmyw 4mo ago
I've tried rtx and lean-ctx and these tools seem to end up confusing the agent more than helping. Any saving is irrelevant if the agent decides to work around the tool and makes even more calls than it would otherwise.
I don't know about cost saving, but if it's keeping the context size down I've had a lot better results using subagents to keep a higher order conversation clean for longer.
- exitb 4mo agoSubagents help with costs too, as they can run on much cheaper models.
- lxn 4mo agoI looked into lean-ctx and decided not to use it. It has a very specific use case, and it's good when your interaction with the repository is read-only. When you want to edit, then the model has to read the whole file anyway. It's a cool tool, but it has a very narrow use case where it delivers the performance it claims.
- mywittyname 4mo agoAlso, most of the time when I'm having an agent look through logs or output, it's grepping for the bits of data relevant to its actions.