@artificialcorner: How to stop hitting Claude's limit before lunch Here are the 8 fixes: 1. Edit, don't follow up Claude re-reads the whole conversation every turn. A "no, I meant..." reply makes you pay for messages 1 through 9 all over again. Click the pencil on your original prompt and regenerate instead. 2. Start fresh every 15-20 messages By message 20 a simple question can cost thousands of tokens. Long chats are expensive chats. 3. Batch your questions Three separate messages means three separate context loads. Send "Summarize this article, list the main points as bullets, then suggest a headline" in one go. The answers are often better too. 4. Put recurring files in Projects The same file uploaded in five chats gets counted five times. In a Project it gets cached once. 5. Set up memory Stop re-explaining who you are. Settings, Memory, add your job, your writing style, your preferences. 6. Turn off what you're not using Web search, research mode, connectors, extended thinking. They add tokens even when you don't need them. 7. Use Haiku for simple tasks Haiku for quick answers, Sonnet for everyday tasks, Opus for complex ones. This is the single highest-impact switch you can make. 8. Spread your work across the day The limit runs on a rolling 5-hour window, not midnight. Messages you sent at 9am stop counting against you by 2pm. Two or three sessions beat one burst. Save this for the next time you get locked out at 11am with half your work left. #claude #ai #chatgpt #aitools

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