token-optimizer

To reduce token usage when processing large files, this Skill implements a decision layer that slices large reads and routes bulk work to specialized agents, preventing context flooding. It automatically triggers smart task routing to keep session memory lean.

Smart task routing for context management is a mechanism that decides where work executes before it floods the main context. It triages heavy sessions by routing bulk operations like reading large files or running test suites to Explore or the token-manager.

You can prevent context window bloat by applying task routing that flushes state to memory and moves high-volume operations to specialized agents. This triaging layer triggers even when tokens are not explicitly mentioned to avoid memory pressure.

Yes, you can route test suites and log processing to a separate agent to save tokens. The Skill intercepts high-volume workflows and redirects them to the token-manager or Explore, providing safe fallbacks to minimize main-context growth.

No, you do not need to explicitly mention tokens to trigger context optimization. The routing decision layer activates automatically when it detects high-volume operations or heavy session memory, preventing token bloat proactively.

The best way to handle fetching large documentation is to route the operation to the token-manager, which slices the reads and flushes state to memory. This preserves the main context and ensures long-running conversations stay token-efficient.