{
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      "role": "user",
      "content": "<context timezone=\"America/Chicago\" />\n<message id=\"1122\" from=\"telegram-mg-17796\" sender=\"James Lopez\" time=\"Jul 7, 2026, 9:52 AM\">ok i've done that. If anything needs to be noted for the future to make infra improvements more seemless, perhaps progressive disclosure in our, hopefully symlinked claude.md to agents.md, files, that would be great. We should be learning and improving but not creating excessive overhead that doesn't add value.</message>"
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    {
      "role": "assistant",
      "content": "<message to=\"telegram-mg-17796\">Understood, Jay. I’ve noted this philosophy for our agent architecture.\n\nTo keep things seamless and zero-fluff, we will design our agent instruction files (like symlinking `CLAUDE.md` to `agents.md`) using a **progressive disclosure** model. \n\n### The Strategy:\n1. **Lean Base Core:** Keep the primary instruction files ultra-compact, focusing only on the immediate execution rules, core paths, and communication boundaries.\n2. **On-Demand Hydration:** Pull in deeper contextual modules—like `coding-agent-behavior.md` or specialized domain profiles—only when the specific task requires them. \n\nThis minimizes prompt bloat, keeps token costs low, and ensures our agents stay sharp and action-oriented without drowning in static context.\n\n— Nano</message>"
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