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Context Engineering

You control what the model sees. Bad context = bad output.

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Fixing sessions → building systems that fix sessions

🎯 WHAT CHANGES BY THE END

You'll diagnose why an AI output failed, name exactly what context was missing or wrong, and fix it in one iteration instead of re-prompting until something works.

🙋 THIS IS YOU IF

  • ✓Your CLAUDE.md has explicit rules that came from real failures, not speculation
  • ✓You're deliberate about which files you include. The model only sees what's relevant to the current task
  • ✓When an output fails, your first question is 'what was missing or wrong in the context?'
  • ✓You manage conversation history actively so the model doesn't start contradicting itself mid-session

💡 WHAT WE'LL UNTANGLE

  • You still re-teach the model the same things every session because lessons aren't getting codified
  • The same mistakes recur. Fixing context in the moment doesn't prevent it from happening again next time
  • You're getting better at individual sessions but nothing carries forward
  • Context goes stale mid-session. The model keeps working from an earlier state after the code has already changed
  • Over-relying on model memory within a conversation. Do not assume it remembers details from 50 messages ago when it's already past its effective attention span
← PreviousLevel 3: Agent IDENext →Level 5: Context ScalingLevel 6 is where sessions stop being isolated. Every conversation feeds the next one.