Greg Isenberg

So if you're using cloud code, there's already built-in tools, a read tool, a write tool.

Like there's many tools that it uses.

This has to be added into the context because the model, the model doesn't call the tools.

Like it's the agent harness around it that allows it to call the tools.

And then in this case, we also have our code base, right?

Like whatever, if we're building a web app, a mobile app, I know most people here won't care for the specific framework.

And honestly, we're getting to a point if you're not technical, you really shouldn't.

And then we have the user conversation.

So this is what...

the complete context window is filled with, right?

And this can total up to, let's say like at the beginning, this could be like 20,000 tokens.

And as the conversation continues to grow, you might reach your limit of 25, 250,000 tokens.

And that's when you see both Cloud Code and OpenAI Codex, they'll compact, right?

So beautiful so far, right?

This is how context works.

Why skills are important and how you should generate skills.

Let's say I have a specific workflow.

For example, for my YouTube channel, you know, we're at a point right now, Greg, where we get sponsors now.

It was just your mom sponsoring the channel.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.