add-rtk

You can reduce token consumption from AI agent Bash tool calls by installing a transparent proxy that compresses command output. This skill routes commands like git and pytest through the rtk CLI proxy to achieve 60-90% token savings.

Yes, you can compress Bash command output automatically in containerized agent environments. The skill injects a Claude Code PreToolUse hook to intercept and filter all Bash interactions without manual intervention.

Configuring the rtk proxy requires host-level binary installation and database-driven container configuration updates. You also need the tsx and jq dependencies installed to execute the configuration scripts.

Yes, the PreToolUse hook supports standard development workflows like git and cargo. It routes these common development commands through the proxy to significantly reduce context window usage and API costs.

You should avoid using a proxy to compress agent Bash tool output if your environment lacks support for host-level binary installation or database-driven container configuration. It is specifically tailored for containerized agent environments.