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I built a workflow that checks whether my AI agent's context was enough, then proves it with my own tests

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When I give an AI coding agent a task, I never actually know if the context I sent it was enough. So I built the check. The stack is four small tools, all Python standard library, all MIT, all local: GhostSlice cuts a project down to a task bundle and reports the token cut. On my own bench repo: 74…

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  1. 2026-10-19 03:41 · DEV Community — AI
    I built a workflow that checks whether my AI agent's context was enough, then proves it with my own tests

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