How I Keep ChatGPT Coding Context Useful
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I found myself moving more coding work into ChatGPT after the price I paid for Codex increased and I ran into usage limits in my Codex workflow. A fresh Codex chat required me to restate project constraints, recover old evidence, and rebuild the debugging trail before I could return to the actual problem. Long coding work becomes hard to steer when old decisions, current failures, and reusable instructions sit in the same conversation. I use four buckets to keep each new request grounded in the…
1Key Takeaways
- I found myself moving more coding work into ChatGPT after the price I paid for Codex increased and I ran into usage limits in my Codex workflow.
- A fresh Codex chat required me to restate project constraints, recover old evidence, and rebuild the debugging trail before I could return to the actual problem.
- Long coding work becomes hard to steer when old decisions, current failures, and reusable instructions sit in the same conversation.
- I use four buckets to keep each new request grounded in the….
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