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Prompt & Context Engineering
A long session shows rising cost, slower responses, and details being missed that are demonstrably present in context. Bloat or drift?
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Answer: B — Bloat — prune tool output and compact history
Rising cost is the diagnostic. Drift shows up with cost and latency unchanged; bloat is what raises the bill while crowding out relevant content.
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