context as infrastructure
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MCP embodies the pattern of treating context (tools, data sources) as persistent infrastructure rather than prompt-embedded state. This enables compounding intelligence.
The 5-phase framework treats context as systematic infrastructure (inventory, schema, products, routing, governance) rather than ad-hoc prompt tuning
MCP embodies the pattern of treating context (tools, data sources) as persistent infrastructure rather than prompt-embedded state. This enables compounding intelligence.
Frames context management as critical infrastructure problem affecting cost/latency/throughput at scale
Author treats RepoPrompt as invisible infrastructure that all agents use transparently—context becomes plumbing, not explicit work
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