AI Coding CLI Compaction Hides Summary, Making Context State Opaque
When AI coding tools compact conversation history, the generated summary replacing earlier context is invisible to users. Developers cannot verify what constraints, rejected approaches, or implementation decisions the model still retains. This creates unpredictable behavior in long sessions where context fidelity is critical.
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