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      <title>Make the Window Bigger</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Seven chapters have treated the model as fixed ground and asked how the surrounding system should manage information against it. The natural objection has been waiting since Chapter 4: if context is scarce and difficult to manage, why not simply make the window much larger? A team that moves its agent onto a million-token model watches several selection problems relax at once. Histories that needed pruning now fit. Files that needed triage can all be included. The compaction schedule gets quieter. For a while, context engineering looks like a stopgap awaiting cheaper capacity.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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