wet

Run `npx skills add buildoak/wet --all -g -y` in your terminal to install the skill globally. You also need the wet Go binary, available via Homebrew with `brew tap buildoak/tap && brew install wet`.

It removes stale tool results like old git status outputs and test logs that bloat your context window and trigger premature auto-compaction. Sessions stay lean and token costs drop across long coding runs.

A local Go proxy intercepts API requests and compresses stale tool results using fast deterministic rules for common tools like git, pytest, and npm. For agent returns and file reads, a subagent writes dense summaries that cut 80-90% of tokens.

Yes. Launch sessions with `wet claude` and the proxy sits transparently between Claude Code and the API, with a live statusline showing context fill and savings.

Yes. Error results, recent turns, identity files, and pinned items are never compressed, and file reads require your explicit opt-in before any changes apply.