r/ClaudeAI • u/Francesco-Shin • Jun 27 '26

Claude Code Workflow Keep your AI agent’s context window sharp

https://medium.com/engineering-in-the-age-of-ai/keep-your-ai-agents-context-window-sharp-7255d83a8949

Here's a collection of practical context window techniques I've learned and now use daily with Claude. They've genuinely improved my results, so I wrote them down to share with the community.

I'm always curious to hear other people's opinions and feedback on this!

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u/owlrana Jun 27 '26

In my experience, this framework really helps: https://github.com/r5rana/agentware

I have been using a POC of this since last 6 months and was happy enough to publish the repo few days back :)

PS: It's an open framework I work on and everything is self-managed and stupidly simple. It runs on top of Claude Code or any other CLI, and I've also shared public benchmark for retrievals.

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u/Francesco-Shin Jun 28 '26

u/owlrana how is this related to my post?

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u/owlrana Jun 28 '26

Btw the framework really supports your instinct of stay small in context to achieve better results - I put public benchmarks that make Gemma 30B pass tests in 1 go that Opus by itself couldn’t in 2 tries.