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Okay, everyone wants us to give the unbiased facts. Jev compaction here has a lot of problems. The biggest problems: - When I ran it on our public compaction eval (that you can run too), it resulted in a programmatic rule, that you dont need any Jev or other model for - it simply removed all tool calls from the chat history - This means you could do it for free, first of all, but second of all, it means you run into a viscious cycle. Every compaction, there are less and less tool calls to remove from the chat history, meaning it compacts less and less tokens, until there is no room for compa
Posted by Teknium 🪽 (128.8k followers) 1 h ago · 345 likes · 20.7k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as AI dev tools. Tools mentioned: hermes-agent.
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