Jev's 32k Context Limit: Are People Misusing It for Full Agent Orchestration?
fastwind18 · reddit · 2026-09-23
Amid the Jev hype, a Reddit user warns against dumping entire agent sessions into the model for tool orchestration, citing its hard 32k context limit and documented response quality degradation on long, unstructured inputs. They seek real-world use cases beyond toy projects, highlighting one pipeline that batched CSV rows and applied a question set to each batch, significantly improving both processing speed and cost.
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