It's critical that the model and your context are at different layers.

· Bits and Bobs 5/19/25
  • It's critical that the model and your context are at different layers.
    • If your context and memories are locked at one provider, you can't easily try out a new model.
    • That means you slowly get trapped into your model's worldview.
    • Your context must be portable, and it must not be stored at any one provider.
    • Given how the models currently work, there's no good reason for the main UI you use–the one that stores your context/memories–to also be one of the model providers.

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