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I just set the context window to 100k and manage it actively (e.g. I compact it regularly or make it write out documentation of its current state and start a new session).
For me, Opus 4.6 isn't working quite right currently, and I often use GLM 5.1 instead. I'd prefer to use peak Opus over GLM 5.1, but GLM 5.1 is an adequate fallback. It's incredible how good open-weight models have gotten.
The other mentioned app, Ice, is unmaintained and no longer works on Tahoe. There's a maintained fork called Thaw.
Yeah, lots of corporate backend code is Java, and Java is a great choice for backend/server code. I've never seen Oracle anywhere, though, not in banks and not in governments. I've mostly seen Postgres and MSSQL and some MongoDB.