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When to Hand Conversation State to the Server: previous_interaction_id vs. Pruning History Yourself

With the Interactions API, passing previous_interaction_id lets the server hold conversation state so you stop resending history. But a large tool output that lands mid-conversation can't be pruned afterward, and every later turn drags its weight. Here is a branching design that mixes server-side state with client-side pruning, plus a thin, working Python wrapper.