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Odin's Eye's avatar

Thanks! Phenomenal tips! I will save and restack

Daria Cupareanu's avatar

That makes me so happy to hear!

Ed Rodgers's avatar

In addition to planning with superpowers, and if using Claude Code like the last suggestion, the claude-men MCP drastically cuts memory context. I’ve been using it for 3 weeks now and while I’m on the max 5x plan, I’ve only hit my limits when I’m doing lots of parallel ai agent work - where I was consistently hitting it every 5 hour period previously.

https://github.com/thedotmack/claude-mem (85k stars)

Ed Rodgers's avatar

I use /clear and then start a new prompt with “in the XXX project, I want to pick up work as follows”. If you used superpowers to plan the work and define the project, the mem MCP will be able to work from your prompt and be aware of past work.

Daria Cupareanu's avatar

Awesome tips, Ed, thanks for adding them to the list!

Cory Blumenfeld's avatar

the real fix isnt a trick, its just starting a new chat way sooner than you want to. i hold onto threads forever. by the time one feels heavy ive already burned through half my window

Seetharam Dravida's avatar

Daria, Very useful guide! I was awaiting these useful tios from you. Best regards/ds

Melanie Goodman's avatar

The trick I’d add: converting PDFs to Markdown before they ever reach the chat, which spares you paying for the same document twice. Of all fifteen, which gave you the biggest single saving when you first put it into practice?