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Show HN: Ctxdiff – Git diff for your LLM agent's context window

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Show HN: Ctxdiff – Git diff for your LLM agent's context window
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ctxdiff Find the character that's breaking your agent's prompt cache on every turn — and the tool schemas you pay for on every call but never invoke. git diff for your agent's context window: see exactly what your LLM saw, turn by turn, block by block. Pick your language: 🐍 Python · 🟨 JavaScript / TypeScript — same .ctrace format, same CLI, cross-compatible. ctxdiff is a local-first debugger for the context window of LLM agents. Vertex AI), or Bedrock client in one line — or hand a callback handler to LangChain/LangGraph — run your agent, and every call's context is recorded — as content-hashed, deduplicated blocks — into a single-file SQLite trace you can inspect, diff, and share.

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ctxdiff Find the character that's breaking your agent's prompt cache on every turn — and the tool schemas you pay for on every call but never invoke. git diff for your agent's context window: see exactly what your LLM saw, turn by turn, block by block. Pick your language: 🐍 Python · 🟨 JavaScript / TypeScript — same .ctrace format, same CLI, cross-compatible. ctxdiff is a local-first debugger for the context window of LLM agents. Wrap your OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini (incl. Vertex AI), or Bedrock client in one line — or hand a callback handler to LangChain/LangGraph — run your agent, and every call's context is recorded — as content-hashed, deduplicated blocks — into a single-file SQLite trace you can inspect, diff, and share. Nothing leaves your machine.

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