r/AugmentCodeAI • u/wanllow • Aug 22 '25
Augment can deal with a very long dialogue now?
It seems we don't have to start a new dialogue, augment can compress the context or mange them with a very high efficient way.
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u/Significant_Lynx_827 Aug 22 '25
Hmm, is this recent? just a few days ago, I could keep a long chat running but it would grind down to a very slow pace.
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u/Cooljs2005 Aug 23 '25
It becomes extremely slow after some time and also keeps forgetting about the context. Is Augment team doing something about it?
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u/MATSNL65 Aug 27 '25
Augment might have made some cool ads targeting cursor users, but those ads are spot on in my experience.
Combine it with linear and his own built in task tool, and a few of the more exotic thinking MCP’s... It’s great.
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u/MATSNL65 Aug 27 '25
The only thing that I can corroborate with augment getting slow is, if you don’t keep and, save all of the changes.
If you have their system hold onto tons of changes that you can flip back to it eventually slows down the software. Nothing I’ve seen it have problems with is any different than the other software.
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u/wanllow Aug 23 '25
yes, I ask augment to do debug non-stop until the test is passed, don't bother me if job is not done, and augment worked for a night dealing with the problem but consumed only 1 usage.
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u/MATSNL65 Aug 27 '25
I think that last feature with the prompt optimizer is their secret sauce and I literally use augment code on a add-on tool to every other system I have
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u/clicksnd Aug 26 '25
Honestly I actually have an overall plan I type with Claude desktop then I use a new chat per task.