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Question we get constantly: "How does Cline handle context limits in long-running tasks?" Here's how users can manage their context: /newtask: Creates a detailed handoff summary and starts fresh context. Like handing off work to a new engineer with full background. more 👇

21,739 次观看 • 11 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Cline11 个月前

/smol: Compacts your current conversation by removing redundant information while preserving the narrative.

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Cline11 个月前

Behind the scenes, we use algorithmic context management that removes duplicate file reads while maintaining "narrative integrity."

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Cline11 个月前

This means Cline won't re-read the same file multiple times, but it keeps the logical flow of how it discovered and used that information. Why does this matter?

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Cline11 个月前

Long coding sessions often involve reading the same files repeatedly. Without smart context management, you'd hit limits fast. Our approach: Remove the redundancy, keep the reasoning.

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Cline11 个月前

Users can also manually manage context by using /newtask at natural breakpoints - after completing a feature, before switching focus areas, or when approaching context limits. The key is maintaining the story of how Cline explored your codebase, not just what it found.

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Cline11 个月前

Try Cline today 👇

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KoZman (قزمان)11 个月前

Combining this with Openmemory MCP made a huge difference

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Sean Turing11 个月前

Can we integrate usage of embeddings APIs? That would be god mode isnt it

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Max Baines11 个月前

Oh 👀

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Himanshu Kumar11 个月前

Interesting, could reframing long tasks as interconnected shorter ones improve context retention?

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