moai-foundation-context

Token budget management tracks your 200K context window allocation, monitors token consumption in real time, and reallocates remaining capacity as your session progresses. Set an initial budget, enable tracking, and receive alerts when approaching limits to prevent context overflow during extended development tasks.

Session persistence saves your current state—variables, file history, and agent context—so you resume exactly where you left off after interruptions or resets. Enable session snapshotting to restore full context without manual reconstruction, maintaining continuity across multiple work sessions.

Handoff protocols coordinate state transfer between agents by packaging current context, session snapshots, and token budgets into a structured format that the receiving agent ingests immediately. This enables parallel exploration and agent forking while preserving all prior work and memory discipline.

Context optimization applies progressive loading and memory discipline to discard unnecessary information early, compress verbose state into dense summaries, and reload only active dependencies. This reduces wasted tokens on stale context while keeping critical session data intact for the full workflow duration.

MCP context continuity enables robust handoff protocols between agents and ensures session state persists across model transitions and agent forks. It's required for coordinated multi-agent workflows; without it, agents cannot reliably share memory or coordinate on shared development tasks.

Threshold-based compression triggers automatically when context approaches the 200K limit, compacting verbose sections and clearing inactive memory to free tokens. If compression insufficient, /clear commands selectively purge non-essential session data while preserving active state and task progress.