skill-context-compress

To compress a README into a YAML context, provide the document to the Skill. It extracts essential facts like purpose and dependencies, discarding noncritical details to output a compact YAML structure suitable for agent reasoning.

Condensing source code and configuration files is best handled by extracting core facts and environment notes into a minimal YAML context. This preserves essential information while stripping out noncritical details for automated reasoning.

Yes, you can convert technical documentation into a structured YAML format. The Skill processes diverse inputs including docs and config files, retaining directory structures and key variables to provide a compact context.

Yes, the compressed YAML context preserves environment variables and dependencies. It specifically retains important information such as purpose, dependencies, and environment notes while discarding noncritical details from the original input.

Supported file types for context compression include READMEs, technical documentation, source code, and configuration files. The Skill applies its compression logic across these diverse inputs to produce a unified YAML context.

You should avoid using YAML context compression when your document's noncritical details are actually essential for agent reasoning. The Skill discards noncritical details to maximize compactness, which might remove context needed for complex edge-case analysis.