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In 95% of cases it is because you had a large context for which the cache expired.
by sva_ 1mo ago
In 95% of cases it is because you had a large context for which the cache expired.
- bearjaws 1mo agoThe amount of people I see running around at 800k context and wondering why they are burning through tokens is always surprising.
- brookst 1mo agoYep, even with cache hits that like submitting uncached 80k-token prompts over and over. My Claude.md + framework stuff has it tell me when it recommends /clear before the next prompt (and write itself handoff notes) and I rarely see >100k context size even on large work.
- enraged_camel 1mo agoYeah. I like the way Claude Design handles this: if you come back to a chat after the cache expires, the chat UI shows a message like "start a new chat to save 300k tokens" or whatever. It's pretty nice if you're working in multiple design sessions and are quota-constrained. Surprised they haven't brought the same UX to CC.
- ElFitz 1mo agoI have that in CC when I resume a session. Suggests either starting from a summary, a new conversation, or keep going.