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Why your AI gets dumber the longer you chat (context rot): the one Claude Code file, plus one habit, that fixes it How context rot works: 1. Everything in your chat sits in the AI's working memory, the context window: every message, every file it opened, every answer it gave. The model reads through all of it before every reply. 2. Anthropic, the company behind Claude, says the more tokens you pile into the context window, the worse the model gets at recalling any one thing in it. They call it an attention budget, and every new token spends a little of it. 3. When the window fills up, Claude Code compacts: it replaces the conversation with a summary. If a rule only lived in the chat, it can get lost in that summary. The fix is one file, CLAUDE.md, plus one habit. 4. CLAUDE.md is a plain text file in your project folder. Claude Code reads it at the start of every session, and after compaction it re-reads it from the file. Think of it as a sign bolted above the whiteboard: wipe the board all you want, the sign stays. 5. How to create a CLAUDE.md: open Claude Code in your project folder and type /init. It writes a first draft. Then add what it can't guess: who you are, who the client is, and your rules (
Why your AI gets dumber the longer you chat (context rot): the one Claude Code file, plus one habit, that fixes it How context rot works: 1. Everything in your chat sits in the AI's working memory, the context window: every message, every file it opened, every answer it gave. The model reads through all of it before every reply. 2. Anthropic, the company behind Claude, says the more tokens you pile into the context window, the worse the model gets at recalling any one thing in it. They call it an attention budget, and every new token spends a little of it. 3. When the window fills up, Claude Code compacts: it replaces the conversation with a summary. If a rule only lived in the chat, it can get lost in that summary. The fix is one file, CLAUDE.md, plus one habit. 4. CLAUDE.md is a plain text file in your project folder. Claude Code reads it at the start of every session, and after compaction it re-reads it from the file. Think of it as a sign bolted above the whiteboard: wipe the board all you want, the sign stays. 5. How to create a CLAUDE.md: open Claude Code in your project folder and type /init. It writes a first draft. Then add what it can't guess: who you are, who the client is, and your rules ("never change a headline without asking", "prices come from column D of the Google Sheet", "dates are day, month, year"). 6. Keep CLAUDE.md short. Anthropic's Claude Code guide says to aim for under 200 lines, because a bloated file gets ignored too. For every line, ask: would it make a mistake without this? If not, cut it. The other half of the fix is how you work: 7. One job, one session. Type /clear when you switch jobs: the board's wiped, and the sign (CLAUDE.md) is still up. 8. If you've corrected the AI twice on the same thing, skip round three in capitals. Clear it, put the rule in CLAUDE.md, and start again. This is context engineering for people who don't code: an AI assistant that remembers your business rules, your clients and your formats, for client work, reports, content, spreadsheets and proposals, whether you're a freelancer, an agency or a small business. #claudecode #aiagents #contextengineering #learnai

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