lukek
(lukek)
August 4, 2025, 11:26am
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I was just wondering if it’s possible to overload the AI with hours of messaging. Does it get “tired”?
Even if I fork the chat, sometimes I’ll work on my project for hours on end and then I notice the AI becomes slower and clumsy.
If this isn’t make-belief, what’s the recommendation? Just don’t use it for a few days? That seems like a logical thing to try.
Thoughts?
anshumanb
(Anshuman Bhardwaj)
August 4, 2025, 12:42pm
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Hi @lukek , that’s a good observation with AI tools. Forking is the right approach to keep the v0 on point. We’ve an amazing post from @jacobparis on this topic and I highly recommend reading through it:
When you submit a message in the chat, v0 sends all of these
Your message and any attachments
Any project sources relevant to your message
Your entire chat history
It also includes all of the files in your codebase, in this order
Filenames relevant to your current message
Files changed by previous messages, sorted from most recent to last
All remaining files
The problem is that AI models have context limits, so sometimes this is too much information for v0 to use, and it needs to eliminate…
You don’t need to stop using v0 to give it rest
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lukek
(lukek)
August 4, 2025, 7:56pm
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Perfect, I’ll read it through it sometime later today, thanks
system
(system)
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November 2, 2025, 7:56pm
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