What problem does it solve?
Long-running Auggie sessions suffer from context rot as the conversation history grows, making the agent lose focus and recall.
This skill routes the built-in /compact slash command through NauggieClaw to retain a concise memory without resetting the session.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Manual Compaction Control: Trusted main-group or device-owner messages trigger SDK compaction without destructive resets, keeping the agent responsive in extended conversations.
- Authorization and Safety: Session commands require admin access outside the main group, avoid untrusted container interruptions, and consume denied commands to prevent replay attacks.
- Operational Guidance: Provides git fetch/merge, build, and restart steps plus verification scenarios so operators can validate compaction behavior from different user contexts.
Quick Start
Send /compact from your main group to trigger the SDK compaction while keeping the session alive with summarized context.