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==== 1. Chunked row generation with summaries - After completing a row, generate a summary of that row (in concise token form). - Feed the summary back as context for future rows so the AI can reason over dependencies without including the entire previous row content. ==== # External memory / orchestrator - Keep a structured external table in your Python program. - AI generates one cell at a time β program inserts it in the table β program generates context snippet for the next AI call that includes only relevant info. - This reduces token pollution and allows linking prerequisites β enabler_results β outputs. # Prompt engineering / explicit references - Instead of relying on AI to βremember column positions,β explicitly provide: ``<code> Row 3, Column: tech_name = "Firestarter" Previous columns: [...] Generate column: tech_output Dependencies: [...] </code>`` - The AI now has explicit table coordinates and dependencies, reducing hallucination. # Generate columns in parallel (optional) - Some frameworks let you generate all cells of a row in one shot with a structured output (JSON). - This reduces inter-column sequential dependency errors, though the prompt becomes heavier.
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