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The context window is the full range of text the model can see in a single inference, and each model call is stateless, so an Agent's memory is essentially the management of the context window.
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11/1/2026
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The Essence of AI Agents: Building a ReAct Loop in 50 Lines of Code
youtubeTrapture Explains10/29/2026
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