eagle-compact-add

Command compaction rewrites verbose Bash commands into shorter equivalents using regex rules stored in compact-rules.json. It reduces wasted tokens and noise by applying flag-based or pipe-based rewrites during execution.

To add a regex rule, provide a verbose command pattern and select a flag or pipe rule type. The Skill anchors the pattern, validates matches with jq tests, and writes the rule to ~/.claude/hooks/compact-rules.json after you confirm the proposed rewrite.

Flag-based compacting rules rewrite verbose command options into shorter flag equivalents, while pipe-based rules replace verbose pipe chains with shorter alternatives. The Skill selects the appropriate type based on your specific command pattern analysis.

To prevent false matches, the Skill validates proposed regex patterns against matching samples and unrelated commands using jq tests. It also anchors patterns to avoid compound-command pitfalls before writing rules to compact-rules.json.

Yes, command compaction with regex rules works with CI command output by reducing noise and wasted tokens. It rewrites verbose Bash commands into shorter equivalents while preserving safe behavior for CI execution contexts.

You should not use command compaction rules when the verbose Bash command involves compound commands or complex pipe chains where anchoring patterns cannot safely preserve behavior. Always validate regex matches with jq tests before applying rules.