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ricksunny
18 hours ago
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jfim
14 hours ago
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In Claude code I believe it's /context and it'll give you a graphical representation of what's taking context space
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MikeNotThePope
17 hours ago
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The 2 I know, Cursor and Claude Code, will give you a percentage used for the context window. So if you know the size of the window, you can deduce the number of tokens used.
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brookst
8 hours ago
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Claude code also gives you a granular breakdown of what’s using context window (system prompt, tools, conversation history, etc). /context
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8note
17 hours ago
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Cline gives you such a thing. you dont really know where the dumb zone by numbers though, only by feel.
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stevula
18 hours ago
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Most tools do, yes.
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quux
18 hours ago
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OpenCode does this. Not sure about other tools
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nujabe
18 hours ago
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> Since I'm yet to seriously dive into vibe coding or AI-assisted coding
Unless you’re using a text editor as an IDE you probably have already
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