wenyu0608/token-saver

Review or continue existing code changes using the Git diff, changed symbols, and minimal dependency context. Use for PR reviews, regressions, or work-in-progress changes; do not use for an unfamiliar repository with no relevant diff.

Retrieve only the sections of large local documentation needed to answer a focused question. Use for Markdown, text, API specifications, or documentation trees; do not use when the user requests a complete reading or summary.

Run a noisy build, test, lint, or log command while keeping full output on disk and returning only actionable failures. Use for commands expected to produce large repetitive output; do not use when exact full stdout is the requested artifact.

Preserve and inspect complete in-scope evidence for exhaustive debugging, verification, audits, and high-risk correctness work. Use when omissions could change the conclusion; do not use for ordinary triage or repository orientation.

Build a compressed, token-efficient map of a repository with Repomix before analyzing or changing an unfamiliar codebase. Invoke explicitly with the host's Repomix skill command when repository-wide context is useful; do not use for a known single-file task.

Produce a compact, evidence-backed continuation brief for a fresh coding-agent task. Use before ending or replacing a long session; do not use as a substitute for completing a short active task.

Measure avoidable coding-agent input context from instruction files, installed skills, tool configuration, generated artifacts, and likely noisy outputs. Use when context limits, latency, or token cost are a concern; do not use for authentication tokens.

Save context for repositories, noisy output, long documents, or session history. Fast-pass short questions when optimization costs more than it saves.