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Context rebuilding (re-summarizing historical conversation, re-fetching system instructions, re-assembling tool definitions) consumes a large number of tokens; once rebuilding exhausts the remaining budget, model output becomes noticeably shorter, gets truncated, or loses memory mid-reasoning.
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