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--- name: entroly-context-control description: "Surgically select, compress, and recover codebase context using Entroly's MCP tools. Slashes token usage by up to 95% with Merkle-exact recovery receipts and WITNESS verification." --- # Entroly Context Intelligence Skill Use this skill to optimize context, query the codebase with token budgets, compress bulky tool outputs, and recover omitted code byte-for-byte using the Entroly MCP server. ## Core Workflows ### 1. Token-Budgeted Codebase Selection (`optimize_context`) When answering a complex question or preparing a refactor across multiple files: - Call `optimize_context` with your natural language query and a token budget (e.g., `budget=4000` or `budget=8000`). - Entroly executes a knapsack optimization algorithm that ranks AST fragments by relevance, entropy, and dependency relations. - Returns surgical code fragments, line numbers, and a cryptographic Merkle receipt. ### 2. Semantic Code Recall (`recall`) When searching for specific symbols, implementations, or interfaces: - Call `recall(query="...")` with `top_k=5` or `top_k=10`. - Returns ranked pointers with filenames, line numbers, and snippet digests. ### 3. Reversible Output Compression (`compress` & `recover`) When dealing with large terminal dumps (build traces, test logs): - Call `compress(data=..., budget=...)` to distill down critical errors and signals while stripping noise. - Every compression produces a content-addressed SHA-256 handle. - To restore the original uncompressed text at any time, call `recover(handle="...")`. ### 4. Codebase Health & Architecture Diagnostics (`health`) To assess codebase quality before or after major changes: - Call `health()` to inspect clone pairs, dead symbols, god files, and architecture violations. ### 5. Grounding & Hallucination Verification (`witness_verify`) To verify an agent claim or proposed code against source evidence: - Call `witness_verify(claim=..., evidence=...)` for local NLI-backed verification.