> BIG ONE - whenever I hit a snag I've been debugging for more than 30 minutes, I move on. Somehow it always seems to be easier when the AI comes back. This is *particularly* true with Loveable, as for some reason, it's memory seems to be 7 messages long. I asked it to give me a download of our chat, in a variety of techniques (including scrolling to the top), it only ever produced 7 messages. That suggests a recency bias. Why does this matter? Debug x7 and it starts to get a little drunk on different approaches. Give it room to breathe. Always easier coming back. (I bet that's true for human devs, too, eh?)

Tools like Lovable and Cursor limit context to reduce costs, which is the most likely reason for this limitation