Context compression doesn't have to "rewrite history": this
Builder wrote a Claude Code plugin that uses Jev to judge each tool call and value for retention, deleting stale calls and truncating low-value results.
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Context compression doesn't have to "rewrite history": this Claude Code plugin instead judges tool calls one by one and whether they are worth keeping. https:// github.com/tamaratran/fas t-jev-compaction … It uses the full conversation as judgment context, only deletes expired calls, truncates low-value results, and keeps the remaining content in its original text. It is better suited than summarization for preserving errors, paths, and constraints; when compression is insufficient or judgment fails, it falls back to the built-in summary.
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上下文压缩不一定要“重写历史”:这个 Claude Code 插件改为逐个判断工具调用和值不值得保留。 https:// github.com/tamaratran/fas t-jev-compaction … 它把完整对话作为判断背景,只删过期调用、截断低价值结果,留下的内容保持原文。比摘要更适合保留报错、路径和约束;压缩不足或判断失败时再回退内置摘要。
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Where this case fits
Filed under coding & developer tools. In the pattern Jev is built for, the model answers a bounded question per step — and ordinary code acts on the answer, because the answer is already a value rather than a paragraph. Other posts in the same family are on the coding & developer tools page.
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