Optimize docs, changelogs, and MCP tasks for reduced token usage.
npx skills add https://github.com/phamhung075/4genthub-hooks --skill token-economy
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: token-economy Source: https://github.com/phamhung075/4genthub-hooks/tree/main/skills/token-economy Command: npx skills add https://github.com/phamhung075/4genthub-hooks --skill token-economy
This Skill guides writers to optimize token usage when producing docs, changelogs, and MCP tasks, helping you preserve essential information while reducing token counts.
Start with a verbose doc snippet and run the token-economy process to produce a concise, high-quality version. Example: "Transform a long changelog into a compact, readable entry using the 15 techniques."
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Token economy optimizes documentation by applying 15 techniques—tables over prose, bullets with pipes, inverted pyramid structure—to preserve essential content while cutting token counts. This approach transforms verbose docs into scannable, compact references that maintain clarity.
MCP tasks benefit from standardized templates for task definition, progress tracking, and completion reporting. The Skill provides concrete templates that trim verbosity while meeting functional requirements like pattern statements, Why decisions, and concrete error reporting.
Yes. The Skill demonstrates before/after rewrites using techniques like numbered steps and compact code samples. Changelogs shrink through structured formatting while remaining scannable and preserving version history and decision context.
Start with a verbose doc snippet and apply the 15 core techniques: tables replace paragraphs, pipes separate bullet details, numbered steps replace prose explanations, and code samples stay minimal. The Skill provides practical examples showing exact transformations.
Token economy applies specifically to docs, changelogs, and MCP tasks. It's designed for technical content where inverted pyramid order, no fluff, and concrete errors are functional requirements—not general prose writing.
Tables and structured formats compress information density and reduce scanning time. They save tokens by eliminating transitional phrases and repeated context while making comparisons, steps, and relationships immediately visible to readers.
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