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Use when evaluating prompts, LLM outputs, red-team suites, or model behavior with local eval configs and safe provider/cost controls.
Use when conversation context is bloated, constraints are being forgotten, or a compact handoff is needed before continuing work.
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Use when conversation context is bloated, constraints are being forgotten, or a compact handoff is needed before continuing work.
name: context-compression description: Use when conversation context is bloated, constraints are being forgotten, or a compact handoff is needed before continuing work.
Use when context approaches limits or response quality degrades (repeated mistakes, forgotten constraints, lost-in-the-middle effects) — typically after many turns of debugging or complex planning.
1. **Diagnose bloat** — identify: redundant outputs (same file read multiple times), contradictory instructions that accumulated over turns, constraint forgetting (earlier requirements no longer respected).
2. **Draft summary** — synthesize the *current* valid state of the code or plan in 3–5 sentences.
3. **Extract anti-patterns** — list what failed and why: `"Attempted X → failed because Y"`. These are critical to prevent the next session from looping on the same mistakes.
4. **Generate handoff artifact** — write the following template to disk:
## Goal [One-sentence objective] ## Current state [What is working / what is in place right now] ## Blocker / next step [The exact next action to take] ## Anti-patterns (do not repeat) - Tried X → failed because Y - Tried A → blocked by B ## Key files - `path/to/file.ts` — [what it does / why it matters] ## Open risks - [Anything uncertain or requiring verification] ## Decisions made - [Key tradeoffs and why alternatives were rejected]
5. **Restart** — tell the user to start a new chat session and attach the handoff file as the first message.
Before finalizing, verify the handoff can answer:
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