@PrajwalTomar_: Wild part: this isn't even a workaround. Anthropic's own CLI quietly does the same thing, it fires a tiny Haiku "warmup…
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Anthropic's CLI sends a small Haiku message at session start to anchor the context window.
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Wild part: this isn’t even a workaround.
Anthropic’s own CLI quietly does the same thing, it fires a tiny Haiku “warmup” message at the start of sessions to anchor the window.
Source: https://t.co/ELwS6Cz9gS
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