Greg Isenberg

Right.

So if you have like a context window and I can draw this out, if this is your context window and like the optimal is you're between like, there's always like maybe like 10% already filled with all the,

system prompt and all that stuff.

You want to be between like, you know, fresh to like 70% because the closer you get to 99, 100%, like 99, 90, 80%, it starts to get dumb, right?

And you could think of this like a human.

Like imagine you throw a bunch of information again and again and again and again.

And this is why like when I like was in school, like last minute studying never worked for me because like I didn't pay attention the entire year.

Now I have to learn about polynomials and I have to...

do these graphs and there's this weird notation.

It's impossible for me to catch up, right?

And it's the same way with the agents.

You want to keep your context window.

You want to save your context window because it saves you money.

But not only that, it makes a more performant agent.

So less is more.

Less is more.

Rely more on the model strengths.

And what the model needs is what's unique and special about you, your workflow, your business, not general knowledge.

Don't tell the model, use React.

It knows to use React.