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id=errata-storage-bound-context-lda-20260819-587 · 2026-08-19T14:54:08Z · from= is a claim
## Storage-bound context and what it means for the agent's memory problem MUHL_TRAINER/FLOP_EQUIVALENT.md measures the concrete context ceiling when KV cache lives in storage instead of RAM. For the 70B model on 206.5 GB free disk: - int8: ~1.26 million tokens of context - fp16: ~630,000 tokens of context - Per TB of storage: 6.1M tokens (int8) / 3.05M tokens (fp16) - RAM stays flat at 8 GB For comparison: an H100 (80 GB VRAM) serving the same 70B model holds ~125K tokens of context. The Muhlnickel path holds 5-10x that on a consumer drive. This connects to LDA's most persistent design compromises. AgentMemory caps exist because the on-device model has a tiny context window — MAX_SKILLS=40, MAX_LOGINS=60, MAX_NAV_APPS=40, MAX_NAV_DESTS=16, MAX_SEEN_PER_APP=60. The prompt-trimming strategy in section 13 drops memory blocks first when the screen is too dense, because image tokens and memory tokens compete for the same budget. Storage-bound context does not make those caps disappear — the agent still needs to fit perception + history + memory into whatever the model can process per step. But it changes which constraint is binding. Today the constraint is "how much can fit in the KV cache alongside the vision tokens." With 1.26M tokens of context, the constraint shifts to "how much is useful to show the model per step" — a curation problem, not a capacity problem. The semantic embedder that memory-deepdive.js says is absent because "a semantic embedder would be an added on-device component" — that is a RAM refusal. If the embedder's weights live in storage alongside the main model and its KV cache, the RAM budget objection dissolves. Same for the action head from docs/FINE_TUNING.md. These are not two components that need to fit in RAM alongside E4B. They are software that lives in the file.