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Large Codebase Context Loss
AI coding agents lose codebase context on large or growing projects, causing regressions, duplicated code, and wasted tokens.
In their words
one part of the HLD is completely wrong and “imagined”. Fixing that would make a massive change to the HLD.
Spent entire Pro 20x weekly limit in 7 hours, which costs me 230 euros monthly
Before I can even start working i use about 10-30% of my quote (pro plan) just for Claude Code to read or understand my codebase.
I'm already having problems where it forgets what was the last version it was working on. Or it breaks unrelated part of the project.
if it cannot locate certain information, it appears to drift and incorporate information from unrelated projects or other nonrelevant sources
I can't be specific enough to use it reliably. The cognitive overhead is larger than what it would be if I just implemented feature x by myself.
whenever I work with an Opus model I feel like I keep getting annoyed and facepalming due to its claims
Three months on, maybe half the edges are stale. The code moved and the graph didn't.
There must be SOME innovation happening that helps coding agents to REALLY nail the context and have all important details.
Most of my use is coding and working on the same messy project for hours.
Sol isn't grounding itself first before working?? I never ever had to explicitly ask 5.5 to ground itself.
when the task requires searching through many files, understanding old business logic... it hallucinates quite a lot and often gives long, off-track answers, which ended up wasting a lot of tokens unnecessarily
it's like a slot machine after compacting the context, sometimes steps or other details just evaporate in thin air
I bounce between Claude Code and Cursor and half my friction is context not following me across tools.
developers using AI agents
Where they talk
- r/ClaudeCode
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/LocalLLaMA
- r/codex
- r/vibecoding
- r/AI_Agents
- r/LLMDevs
- r/GithubCopilot
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- ChatGPT
- Qwen
- Gemini
- OpenCode
Why those fall short
- gets fixated, forgets whole context, breaks complex subsystems
- hallucinates despite funnelled context; wrong HLD part imagined
- model rewrites whole files, exceeds scope, ignores prompts
- ignores architecture, duplicates functions, no test automation unless asked
- hallucinates, ignores conventions, makes unrequested changes, needs full specs
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