fix: preserve early conversation context — slice(0,maxChars)#738
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fix: preserve early conversation context — slice(0,maxChars)#738ether-btc wants to merge 1 commit intoCortexReach:masterfrom
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…) not slice(-maxChars)
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Summary
Fixes Bug 1 from #574.
The bug
conversationText.slice(-maxChars)always kept the last 8000 chars and discarded everything earlier. An agent establishing context at the start of a long session lost it entirely — despite the README marketing "learns from every conversation".The fix
conversationText.slice(0, maxChars)keeps the firstmaxCharschars instead.Testing
Related
#574 — 3 bugs + 4 hardening items found during code review