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Bohdan Triapitsyn 967704a9b9 docs: add OpenChamber feature docs and translations (#1400)
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---
title: Context
description: See how much of the model's memory a session is using.
---
# Context
Every model can only hold so much of a conversation at once — its context. OpenChamber shows how full that is, so you can tell when a session is getting close to the limit and a reply might start dropping older detail.
## The quick indicator
While you chat, a small gauge shows the percentage of context used. It changes color as you fill up:
- green — plenty of room
- yellow — getting full (around three-quarters)
- red — nearly full
Hover it (or tap it on mobile) to see exact token counts.
## The full context panel
Open the **Context** tab in the right sidebar for a fuller picture of the current session:
- the model in use and when the session started
- total tokens against the model's limit
- message and cost totals
- a breakdown of the last reply's tokens
- a rough split of what's taking up context (your messages, the agent's, tool output)
The breakdown is an estimate, not an exact count — use it to spot what's filling the window, not for billing.
## What to do when it's full
Start a fresh session for a new task instead of letting one session grow forever. A shorter context is faster and keeps the model focused.
## Related
- [Projects](/projects/) — sessions are grouped per project