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To free up context space, compress agent histories and prune old logs using a context cleanup command. This optimizes squad state size by archiving stale decisions and clearing unnecessary files to prevent bloat during large-scale operations.

The best way to prevent squad state bloat is compressing histories and pruning logs beforehand. Archiving old decisions and cleaning up files ensures efficient state management for larger scale or fan-out operations.

Prune logs and archive decisions when your squad state grows to an impractical size. This context management step is useful before intensive tasks to free up space and ensure efficient operation handling.

Compress agent histories by running a lightweight nap command that targets the squad directory. This compresses histories, archives stale decisions, and prunes old logs to manage context effectively and prevent bloated state files.

Yes, you can clean up squad state files without losing important decisions by archiving old decisions rather than deleting them. This process compresses histories and prunes logs while preserving archived decision records for future reference.