Steven Gonsalvez

Software Engineer

Just shipped an important skill fix for Codex users. Codex was biasing most of its subagents to inherit its context window from the parent agent. I.e. forking it. This has a big negative impact on a

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Subagent context-inheritance fix; context-window management insight

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Codex was biasing most of its subagents to inherit its context window from the parent agent. I.e. forking it.

This has a big negative impact on a

> Subagent context-inheritance fix; context-window management insight

Just shipped an important skill fix for Codex users.

Codex was biasing most of its subagents to inherit its context window from the parent agent. I.e. forking it.

This has a big negative impact on a lot of my skills, that rely on a clean context window (for code review, implement-spec etc)

So, a fix:

https://t.co/nHgEAezn7B

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