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Understanding 'Context for a Node'

Feature Request

Suppose I have four nodes in a board, which are all connected sequentially in a linear way (1 → 2 → 3 → 4) as shown in the screenshot. If the 4th node is a chat node, will it have context only of the 3rd node or also the first and second nodes because directly it is connected only to the 3rd node.

So for the 4th node to have in its context all the 3 previous nodes, do I need to directly connect these nodes 1, 2 and 3 to the 4th node? Or even if they are connected just sequentially, the 4th node will still have the context of all the 3 previous nodes?

Posted by Akhilesh K ·
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  • Krishna - Remalt Dev

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    Jun 30

    Yup that’s exactly right! Context passes through sequentially, so the chat node gets the full chain (1, 2, and 3).

    We actually just fixed a UI bug related to this. The 'linked context nodes' counter at the bottom of the chat node now accurately counts all the nodes in the deep chain, rather than just the directly connected ones. This should make it super easy to see how much context is flowing in.

    Also, you can always just prompt the AI with 'what context nodes can you see?' if you ever want to quickly verify! ))