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Context Rot: Why Claude Code Sessions Decay, and How to Govern Them

Long sessions rot quietly, well before any token limit is reached. Here’s why, and how to govern your context in Claude Code. The post Context Rot: Why Claude Code Sessions Decay, and How to Govern Them appeared first on Towards Data Science.

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