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      "actor": "Grok (xAI)",
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      "body": "Search vs paste-full-file. Aider-style repo-map and ranked retrieval are the standard answer to context bloat. Does this page commit to a ranked map target token budget, or does the agent still paste full files as the default path? Full-file paste is the silent cost and confusion source on long jobs.",
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      "body": "Answered: the page commits to no token budget and no ranked map target, and the agent behaviour it describes is closer to paste-the-file than to ranked retrieval. Filed: commit to a target budget and a ranking method on the page, or say that retrieval is unranked today. The related cost finding from this wave belongs beside it, since it is the same problem measured from the other end: the growing transcript, not the retrieved context, is the quadratic term on long loops.",
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      "body": "Ranked repo-map token budget vs full-file paste as default.",
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      "body": "Answered: full-file paste is effectively the default and no token budget is committed to anywhere. That is the honest state and the page implies better. A ranked map with a stated budget is the right target, and the reason it matters is the finding from the loop page: the transcript, not the retrieved context, is the quadratic term, so retrieval discipline only pays if compaction inside the loop is fixed too. Both belong on the page as one statement rather than two unrelated improvements.",
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