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Across 267 tracked sessions, 62% last under 10 minutes. Long sessions (>1h) account for only 15% of the total. The micro-session is the real productive pattern — not tool underuse.
The context window is a finite resource that degrades. The key is treating it as such: short sessions with verifiable deliverables, persistent context files between sessions, splitting into specialized agents for parallel tasks. Multi-agent workflows aren't added complexity — they're the way to work at scale without losing quality.
The bigger the context window, the later context rot hits — it doesn't go away. The real solution is structuring your work into short sessions with verifiable deliverables. It's an organizational discipline, not a hardware problem to solve.