Context Window Pruner

You can reduce context window noise by pruning the repository workspace to generate a focused RELEVANT_FILES.txt list. This script respects .gitignore rules and filters out noisy assets to prioritize files matching your specific focus term.

Filter a large codebase by running the PowerShell script with the -Focus parameter to specify a search term and -MaxFiles to limit results. It outputs a focused file list containing only common source file extensions matching your criteria.

Yes, the context pruner respects .gitignore exclusions when scanning the workspace. It automatically excludes typically noisy assets and irrelevant directories while prioritizing path matches for the specified focus term.

The best way to limit files is using the -MaxFiles parameter in the PowerShell script. By combining -MaxFiles with the -Focus parameter, you generate a tightly scoped RELEVANT_FILES.txt that prioritizes path matches for focused analysis.

No, this context pruning script requires PowerShell to execute the prune_context.ps1 file. The script uses PowerShell commands to scan directories, filter source file extensions, and output the RELEVANT_FILES.txt list for context loading.

Context windows get flooded because large repositories contain many irrelevant directories and noisy assets. Running a pruner script mitigates this by filtering common source file extensions and prioritizing only files matching your focus term.