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To compress agent history and reclaim context window budget, you can run a command that applies deterministic operations to prune old logs, archive stale decisions, and clean orphaned inbox files. This keeps the project lean during heavy fan-out work.

Archiving stale decisions and pruning old logs in a squad state is handled by deterministic history compression. Running a dedicated nap command cleans the .squad storage, preventing clutter and confusion while freeing up context window space.

You should clean up orphaned inbox files when .squad storage grows beyond limits or after long sessions. Reclaiming context window budget by compressing agent histories prevents clutter and confusion during heavy fan-out work.

Yes, history compression works without external dependencies because it applies deterministic operations directly to the local .squad state. It prunes logs, archives decisions, and cleans inbox files to reclaim context window budget autonomously.

To reclaim context window space after a long agent session, compress agent histories to prune old logs and archive stale decisions. Running a single command cleans orphaned inbox files and reduces the .squad storage footprint.