eagle-compact-add

To shorten verbose Bash command output to save tokens, this skill proposes and validates regex hook rules that rewrite noisy commands like git log or docker ps using flag or pipe filters before appending them to your configuration.

To add a regex filtering rule safely, this skill guides you to select flag or pipe rule types, anchor word-boundary-safe patterns, test for false positives on compound commands, and append confirmed rules to your JSON configuration.

Flag rules apply lossless truncation options for commands that support them, while pipe rules filter noisy output by passing it through external programs, ensuring verbose Bash output gets shortened safely without losing critical data.

Yes, you can use jq to append new hook rules to compact-rules.json. This skill deploys confirmed regex rules by running jq to update the local configuration file and sync the repository copy when applicable.

Regex command rewriting rules match incorrectly when patterns lack proper anchoring and word boundaries. This skill validates patterns against compound shell commands to prevent false positives before deploying rules to your configuration.

Yes, you need to test compact hook rules before deployment. This skill enforces validation guardrails by checking regex patterns for correctness and false positives on compound commands, then syncing confirmed rules to your repo copy.