Context window

A context window is the amount of information a system can consider at once when making a decision or generating a response. It defines how much past data, signals or conversation a system can “see” at any given moment.

We use context windows to manage how apps reason in real time. Rather than relying on a single, static block of information, Decidr helps apps draw context from structured sources like your ontology, schema, goals and recent activity. This means an app isn’t limited to whatever happens to fit into a short prompt or message history.

By separating long term organisational memory from short term working context, Decidr allows apps to stay focused while still acting with awareness. The context window becomes a lens, not a limitation. Apps pull in what’s relevant for the decision at hand, rather than trying to hold everything at once.

Small or poorly managed context windows lead to shallow reasoning. Systems forget important details, miss nuance or behave inconsistently from one moment to the next.

For your business, better context management supports more reliable decisions, clearer explanations and fewer repeated mistakes. Your apps act with awareness of what’s already known, what just changed and what actually matters right now.

In practice, context windows show up as:

• Apps remembering key decisions without re-prompting
• Conversations that stay coherent over time
• Decisions informed by recent signals and long term goals
• Reduced need to restate background information.

Context is pulled from structure, not rebuilt from scratch each time.

A context window shapes how well an app can think in the moment. Decidr helps apps use the right context at the right time, without being constrained by narrow memory or brittle prompts.