Context Health Monitor

Prevent context rot by monitoring agent context complexity for warning signs like repeated debugging or confusion, which triggers state dumps to maintain quality before degradation occurs.

Warning signs of degrading context health include repeated debugging, going in circles, confusion indicators, and extended session length, which signal that a state dump is needed.

Trigger a state dump by monitoring context complexity; when repeated debugging or confusion indicators appear, the system automatically initiates a state dump to ensure state persistence.

Context health monitoring integrates with session management commands, utilizing `/pause` for session handoff and `/resume` for state loading to maintain agent performance.

Yes, context health monitoring requires existing state management and session control mechanisms to effectively trigger state dumps and prevent quality degradation.

Maintain agent performance during extended sessions by enforcing context hygiene through monitoring complexity and integrating with context files like `GEMINI.md` to prevent context rot.