See what your Claude Code sessions cost and cut it: offers /compact when you return to a large session after the cache expired (every surface, desktop app included), and a cache-safe autopilot for terminal, IDE and API traffic. Token profiler, hooks, MCP
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optimize_contextRewrite a conversation to reclaim tokens using deterministic strategies: dedupe repeated content, trim stale tool results, strip base64 blobs, optionally prune old history. Returns the slimmed conversation JSON plus a savings summary. No LLM calls — safe and inspectable. Call this after profile_con…Rewrite a conversation to reclaim tokens using deterministic strategies: dedupe repeated content, trim stale tool results, strip base64 blobs, optionally prune old history. Returns the slimmed conversation JSON plus a savings summary. No LLM calls — safe and inspectable. Call this after profile_con…
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context_best_practicesGet a curated checklist of context-management best practices, optionally specialized for a provider (anthropic, openai).Get a curated checklist of context-management best practices, optionally specialized for a provider (anthropic, openai).
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See what your Claude Code sessions cost and cut it: offers /compact when you return to a large session after the cache expired (every surface, desktop app included), and a cache-safe autopilot for terminal, IDE and API traffic. Token profiler, hooks, MCP
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