Claude - What's the advantage of "clear context" before executing on a plan?
After building a plan on Claude, it's prompting me with effectively two options for auto complete.
"Clear context and auto-accept edits"
vs
"auto-accept edits"
What is the advantage of clearing the context before letting it execute its plan? Is it because the plan file it generated is sufficient for a new session to execute? And/or because it frees up some context space before it goes off and does a long task that might require compacting?
