After three months of weekly sessions, your conversation history has grown to 85,000 tokens. When users ask…

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After three months of weekly sessions, your conversation history has grown to 85,000 tokens. When users ask "What did we conclude about the theme of isolation?", the assistant provides generic literary analysis rather than referencing the group's specific insights from earlier sessions. Discussions often build on previous meetings' conclusions, so maintaining narrative context is important. What's the most effective approach?

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D. Implement progressive summarization where older conversation blocks are replaced with concise summaries that explicitly extract key conclusions, decisions, and recurring themes, keeping recent exchanges verbatim.

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A. Add structured XML tags to mark significant discussion conclusions throughout the conversation history.

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B. Use semantic embedding to index the full conversation history and retrieve only relevant past exchanges for each user query, replacing the linear conversation format with retrieved segments.

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C. Implement rolling window truncation to keep only the most recent 25,000 tokens.

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