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Articles tagged “context-engineering”
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Build Context Editing Into Your Agent and Cut Token Use 84%
Stale tool results pile up in long conversations, raising cost and hurting accuracy. Context editing and the memory tool fix both. Here's how to build them.
How to Build a Forgetting Policy for Agent Memory
An agent that remembers everything eventually surfaces the wrong fact. Here's how decay, eviction, and supersession keep memory useful instead of just large.
Your Agent Is Only as Good as Its Harness
Upgrading the model rarely fixes a failing agent. The harness, the code that manages tools, memory, and context, is where agent quality actually lives.
How to Build an Agent That Writes Code Instead of Calling Tools
One JSON tool call per turn is slow, token-heavy, and brittle. A short script that orchestrates tools in a sandbox is faster and cheaper. Here's how it works.
Context engineering for reliable CX agents
Context engineering is the discipline of deciding what information your AI agent sees, when it sees it, and how it's formatted. Here's how to apply it to production CX systems.
Context engineering: why your agent gets dumber mid-conversation
82% of AI teams say prompt engineering alone no longer works for production. Context engineering decides what your agent sees, when, and what gets removed as conversations grow.
Your AI Agent's Context Window Is Already Half Full
System prompts, tool schemas, MCP descriptions, memory injection, conversation history. They all eat tokens before the user says a word. Learn where your context budget goes and how to manage it.
Context Engineering Is What Your Agent Actually Needs
Prompt engineering hits a wall with production AI agents. Context engineering fixes it. Build a full context pipeline with memory, RAG, history compression, and tool resolution.
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