t1283: Context optimisation pass 3 — tighten language across always-loaded files#2048
t1283: Context optimisation pass 3 — tighten language across always-loaded files#2048marcusquinn merged 5 commits intomainfrom
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Summary of ChangesHello @marcusquinn, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request implements the third pass of context optimization, focusing on tightening the language within critical, always-loaded documentation files. The primary goal is to reduce token consumption, thereby improving the efficiency and performance of AI agents. Changes include condensing explanations, merging redundant rules, and removing non-essential details, resulting in a substantial reduction in token count across the affected files. Highlights
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This pull request performs a significant context optimization pass, reducing token counts across core agent files. While generally effective, some critical operational directives were over-compressed, potentially leading to persona confusion, difficulty in managing shared worktrees, less effective memory retrieval, and a loss of guidance on code comment quality. The feedback identifies specific regressions where restoring key information or commands would maintain guardrails without significantly impacting token savings.
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In @.agents/build-plus.md:
- Around line 96-133: There are MD022 markdownlint violations because several
"###" headings in the Build Workflow section lack a blank line after the heading
(examples: "1. Fetch URLs", "2. Understand the Problem", "2b. Domain Expertise
Check", "3-4. Investigate & Research", "5. Plan", "6. Code Changes", "7.
Debugging", "8. Testing", "9. Validate"); fix by inserting exactly one blank
line immediately after each of these "###" headings so the heading is separated
from its first content line, apply this same one-blank-line pattern to all other
"###" headings in the file, and re-run markdownlint/CI to confirm MD022 is
resolved.
In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Line 8: Update the Quick Reference entry that currently lists
"version-manager.sh release [major|minor|patch]" to use the full script path
".agents/scripts/version-manager.sh release [major|minor|patch]" so it matches
the Quality Workflow usage; locate the occurrence of the literal
"version-manager.sh release [major|minor|patch]" in AGENTS.md and replace it
with ".agents/scripts/version-manager.sh release [major|minor|patch]".
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Summary
Context optimisation pass 3: tighten language across all always-loaded files.
Token reductions
build.txt.agents/AGENTS.mdbuild-plus.mdAGENTS.md(repo)Approach
Verification
Ref #2042
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