Use native compaction and refine GPT workflows - #1
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Claude Code assumed a much larger context window than the GPT backends, allowing Workflow agents to exceed the backend limit. The adapter should inform Claude Code's native compactor instead of rewriting or deleting conversation history.
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gptcode doctorconfirmed Codex OAuth, isolation, Claude Code compatibility, and the 270,000-token native compaction windowSecret protection
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