About context-cleanup
A standalone skill for controller and worker agents that cleans session context and re-anchors work to project files. It uses role-specific entry files and limits reading to relevant rules and task artifacts rather than scanning all context.
Key features
- 01Controller and worker workflows
- 02Role-specific required entry files
- 03Selective rule and artifact reading
- 04Session context stabilization
- 05File-based task re-anchoring
Use cases
- 01Re-anchor context after a pause
- 02Stabilize context during a phase transition
- 03Resume work after session drift
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/After installing, type/context-cleanupin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEcontext-cleanup
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.mdfirst. - worker: MUST read
worker.yamlfirst.
Expansion
- controller/main: read only the rule files matched from
.agent-team/rules/index.md, then the current workflow/task artifacts. - worker: read
task.yamlafterworker.yaml, thencontext.mdand referenced materials only when needed.
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-recoveryfor routine worker task resume when the problem is simply recovering the current assignment.
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