moai-foundation-context

To manage token budget for long-running multi-agent Claude workflows, you can automate context window allocation across system prompts, active conversations, references, and reserves to optimize a 200K token limit. This preserves session state and supports task handoffs with integrity checks.

Yes, you can preserve Claude Code session state across interruptions and model switches using session persistence protocols. The system tracks progress, saves state, and reloads it upon restart, allowing SPEC workflows to resume exactly where they left off without losing data.

Progressive disclosure for context management is a technique that loads and summarizes content on demand. It minimizes token overhead while preserving essential information, ensuring that multi-agent handoffs transfer only the necessary context to stay within the token budget.

To initialize a persistent context for a SPEC-driven project, configure the token budget and persistence settings first. Then begin your workflow with progressive disclosure enabled, which allows you to plan steps, coordinate multiple agents, and resume seamlessly after any restart.

Yes, multi-agent context management works without external dependencies. The system implements internal token-budget allocation, progressive disclosure, and robust persistence protocols to handle multi-agent handoffs and session state independently.

The best way to allocate a 200K token window is to divide it across system prompts, active conversation history, reference materials, and an emergency reserve. This automated allocation prevents context overflow and maintains essential information for ongoing workflows.