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compact-adviser
Tells you when your session is at a safe point to compact.
Kun Chen’s plugin for Claude and Pi answers the question people keep asking: when should I compact. Jev judges whether the session is at a task boundary where compaction is safe. He built a private eval set from 40 real sessions with hand-labelled safe and unsafe checkpoints, then tuned the question against it. The classifier favours precision while the context window is small, and shifts towards recall as it fills up.
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**compact-adviser** is an agent plugin that answers a single question: should I /compact now?
It uses [Jev](https://typesafe.ai) to instantly judge whether the current session is likely at a boundary that's safe to compact.
It can give you a hint to run `/compact` - or, on Pi and Claude Code, if you opt in, it can run it for you at the right time automatically. Codex CLI and Grok are hint-only: nothing outside their sessions can trigger `/compact`.
Judgment is two one-sentence Jev questions in one request (is the unit finished; is this hands-on work or coordination), composed in code into one score. The hint floor is 0.90 while the context is mostly empty (through about 10%) and relaxes toward 0.50 by about 90% full - a wrong hint costs most when there is still room. "Full" means the point where the host compacts: on Claude Code that is its auto-compact threshold when enabled, elsewhere the model's window. If you would rather compact well before that (long contexts cost more every turn), set a context budget: the floor then relaxes as the