using $skip and $limit can be helpful in certain situations to manage large data sets and prevent exceeding memory or document size limits. These stages can help reduce the number of documents being processed at any given time, which might resolve the error you're encountering.

Here’s a revised explanation and example on how to use $skip and $limit:

How $skip and $limit can help: $skip: Skips over a specified number of documents in the aggregation pipeline. This can be useful if you want to process data in chunks and avoid working with too many documents at once. $limit: Limits the number of documents that are processed or returned from the pipeline. This can help reduce the size of intermediate results, making it easier to avoid hitting the document size limits. When to use $skip and $limit: