Trust in "same answers, fewer tokens" wanes after agent's costly error

I used to hear the pitch for context compression and think: sure, makes sense. Smaller prompts. Lower latency. Lower cost. Same output quality. Then I watched an agent blow a perfectly good debugging session because one field name disappeared from compressed memory. That changed my opinion fast. Thr

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