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Context Cleanup

Session context cleanup and file re-anchoring strategy for controller and worker sessions. Use when the session is drifting, phases change, or resumed work needs index-first recovery from files.

JsonLee1213823 starsMar 21, 2026

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Categories: System Administration

Skill Content

Audience

controller
worker

Triggers

clean context
session drift
re-anchor context
resume after pause
phase transition

CLI Binding

agent-team context-cleanup
This skill is a standalone context-cleanup and file re-anchoring entry.

Required Entry

controller/main: MUST read .agent-team/rules/index.md first.
worker: MUST read worker.yaml first.

Expansion

controller/main: read only the rule files matched from .agent-team/rules/index.md, then the current workflow/task artifacts.
worker: read after , then and referenced materials only when needed.

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Context Cleanup

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Author: JsonLee12138
stars: 23
Updated: Mar 21, 2026
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task.yaml

worker.yaml

context.md

Hard Rules

Clean session context, not file contents.
Never skip the required entry file.
Never default to scanning all rule bodies or all task context files.
Never describe this skill as context compression.

Boundary

Use this skill to stabilize context and re-anchor from files.
Use worker-recovery for routine worker task resume when the problem is simply recovering the current assignment.

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Triggers

04Required Entry

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