alt Hacker News> You don't have cases where the main session has important planning stuff but the actual work to execute has so much crap in it that context compaction will probably dig into the important plan stuff too much and make it too lossy?
For that is it not better to have separate sessions for planning stuff and doing actual work? Pi is super flexible with session management, and a lot of that can be automated by its extension system.
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dools • today at 12:41 PM
What’s the difference between sub agents and separate sessions?
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> For that is it not better to have separate sessions for planning stuff and doing actual work?
Personally, seems like too much effort for something that would still need to (and fail to) have some sort of a link between the two, so I could go from the planning over to implementation and back easily. In reality, that'd get lost in the noise of dozens of sessions - I mostly just want the harness to help me do work and otherwise get out of my way, not make me dance around it. Ergo, the more context management it handles, the better!