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chat-compactor

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Context window compression and token efficiency skill for Claude. Use this skill whenever the user signals that the conversation is too long, token usage is a concern, or context needs to be preserved efficiently. Trigger on phrases like "compact this chat", "compress the conversation", "chat is getting too long", "save my tokens", "reset context", "compact and continue", "summarize context", "we are running out of context", "context is getting full", "too many tokens", "clean up this chat", "preserve context", or any phrase expressing concern about conversation length or Claude usage efficiency. Also trigger proactively when Claude estimates the conversation has consumed approximately 60 to 70 percent of the available context window. This skill is especially important for power users running long workflows in trading, B2B research, development, or multi-step business operations. When in doubt, use this skill. Compacting early is always better than losing context late.

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