Describe the feature or problem you'd like to solve
I set -max-ai-credits=30 and the model kept getting worried about using all the credits
Proposed solution
Add an option to suppress whatever warnings are being injected to tell the model it is low on AI credits (or just remove it?).
Example prompts or workflows
No response
Additional context
I was testing with a local model, and passed --max-ai-credits=30 (because 30 is the minimum value allowed). The model kept saying "The user is warning me there are only 30 AI credits left so I must be very efficient with my responses".
I can't tell exactly what text was being injected for the model (because when I exported the session there was no such text in there - presumably the export is not complete), but it was happening on every turn. For a local model the credits are not relevant, but even with a cloud model I think I would rather this information be hidden so it won't potentially taint how the model is working. If it runs out, I can --resume with another value.
Describe the feature or problem you'd like to solve
I set
-max-ai-credits=30and the model kept getting worried about using all the creditsProposed solution
Add an option to suppress whatever warnings are being injected to tell the model it is low on AI credits (or just remove it?).
Example prompts or workflows
No response
Additional context
I was testing with a local model, and passed
--max-ai-credits=30(because 30 is the minimum value allowed). The model kept saying "The user is warning me there are only 30 AI credits left so I must be very efficient with my responses".I can't tell exactly what text was being injected for the model (because when I exported the session there was no such text in there - presumably the export is not complete), but it was happening on every turn. For a local model the credits are not relevant, but even with a cloud model I think I would rather this information be hidden so it won't potentially taint how the model is working. If it runs out, I can
--resumewith another value.