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Is Claude Slower Because of Your Open Tabs?

Is Claude really slower because of your open tabs? The Speedify developers explain how the Claude Code plugin in Visual Studio Code actually reads all your open tabs and sends them with every prompt, which means the Claude AI slows down, takes in extra input, AND uses more tokens with each prompt. We compared Claude Code vs Cursor vs Codex, and we've also found Claude also gets dumber the longer your session goes, because it replaces your conversation history with AI summaries to save memory. The longer your Claude conversation, the more your session data gets replaced with AI slop. So, if you're using Claude Code, make sure you close those extra VSCode tabs. Watch this next: ▶ Our previous discussion on Was the IPv6 Mess Predicted by IPv3, IPv4, and IPv5:    • Was the IPv6 Mess Predicted by IPv3, IPv4,...   ▶ Our previous short on Behind the Olympics’ Noisy New Drones:    • Behind the Olympics’ Noisy New Drones   Chapters: 00:00 Intro - AI we use 00:07 Claude visibly gets dumber the more you use it 00:38 Issue with Claude tokens 01:31 How the token issue was resolved 01:46 Claude Teleport feature 02:13 Generating code in parallel 03:18 AI coding is not perfect 03:37 Google antigravity 04:05 Outro *** SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more tech discussions like this one. Learn more about Speedify: speedify.com/youtube/ *** Alex Gizis & Speedify devs explain your connectivity and security tech 🛜 You can follow us here: Instagram:   / speedify   Tiktok:   / speedifylive   X: https://x.com/speedify LinkedIn:   / connectify-me   #speedify #claude #claudecode #developer #techtalk #vscode