Sentry founder on remote compaction: labs claim it's solved while ChatGPT kills long sessions
zeeg · x · 2026-10-07
Sentry founder David Cramer pushes back on the "remote compaction" debate and labs wanting to own the entire context-management pipeline. His real-world experience: the day before, his ChatGPT session decided it was "too long" and forced him to manually start over. His point: everyone claiming these problems are solved and asking you to take their word for it, while the software doesn't even work — a direct jab at vendors locking up compaction infrastructure.
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