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• Shipping a Hallucination-Resistant LLM Chatbot in a Flutter Hospitality App — How Garry Alexander migrated a conventional chatbot to a constrained LLM conversational system with multi-guardrails, refusal behavior, and RAG retrieval for a multi-tenant hospitality app. (2026-09-07)
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• Clov vs Truncation vs Compaction: Taming Runaway Agent Context — Three ways to handle MCP tool responses eating your context window: truncation breaks schemas, compaction rewrites history, structural compression with Clov keeps everything and drops the bloat. (2026-09-07)