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  • From a chat I was having, the LLM is trying to read different ranges of a document and keeps saying: "The system is telling me the document is already in my context, but I haven't actually seen the full text of the Hail of Thorns spell entry. The read calls keep returning "Already in your context" which means the text was loaded at some point, but I need to find where it actually is. Let me look at the grep results again." This seems like a critical bug, fix it.
  • The agent is really struggling with questions like "Summarize the last 10 phases of brain of Reese". When I asked that to the current deployment it said "I'll pull the details for the last 10 phases (104–113)." when it clearly had phase 137 loaded in the RAG. When I asked brain of reese what went wrong it responded with "The <knowledge_base> section in the system prompt only generated summaries up to phase 113 at import time. The phases 128–137 exist as full markdown files in brain-of-reese/.agents/phases/complete/, but their summaries weren't included in the initial KB index. This is a KB sync/generation gap, not a retrieval logic bug. If you want, I can grep or read any of these files directly whenever you need them!"
  • mobile keyboard pops back up after answer is complete and that's annoying
  • back button doesn't close the modal of you're looking at but instead navigates back behind the modal which can lead to confusion
  • there always needs to be a link to the original git source if possible. I've asked a few questions like "how does the phased execution process work for pi.dev?" And the correct answer is an explanation and then point to the skills repo in the answer so I can go download the skills for my personal use. It's important to provide the full source so users get the complete answer at once rather than extracting it bit by bit with lots of questions.