/deadeye-context

description: Per-session ranked breakdown of context bytes by source
argument-hint: "[session-id]"
allowed-tools: Bash(deadeye context:*), Bash(~/.deadeye/bin/deadeye context:*)

Run `deadeye context $ARGUMENTS`. If that reports "command not found", it's very likely just not on PATH -- deadeye never adds itself to PATH, it only resolves its own binary internally for hook invocations. Before concluding it's missing, retry with the self-bootstrap install path directly: `~/.deadeye/bin/deadeye context $ARGUMENTS`. Only if that also fails is it genuinely not bootstrapped yet (self-installs on first hook invocation -- running any tool once and retrying should resolve it).

Present the ranked breakdown as-is. Every figure comes from the decision log -- `~/.deadeye/decisions.jsonl` -- not an invented aggregate. Three honesty boundaries to preserve when discussing the numbers:

• "Injected by deadeye" figures are real byte measurements taken at

injection time.

• "Observed arrivals" is a FLOOR, not a session total: only outliers are

ever logged (built-in tool responses over 8KB, every MCP response), so the true arrival total is higher.

• "Kept out of context" keeps the estimated/measured split -- estimated

rewrite figures are per-rule typical-case constants, measured figures are real filtered output sizes. Never blend them.

With no argument it shows the newest session; pass a session id for an older one (an unknown id lists the newest five to pick from).

If no decisions are logged yet, say so plainly and suggest running a task with the plugin active first.