acp-kernel 0.0.97 → 0.0.98-pr.475.334

package/LICENSE

@@ -19,3 +19,39 @@ AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
 LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
 OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
 SOFTWARE.
+
+---
+
+Additional Term — Attribution on Product Surfaces
+(在 MIT 之上附加的条款 —— 产品出处标注)
+
+In addition to the conditions above, if you use or incorporate the Software
+in a product or service that end users can see or interact with — whether
+commercial or open source — you must make attribution clearly visible in at
+least one of the following places:
+
+  1. the product's home page;
+  2. its documentation; or
+  3. its "About" / "Credits" / "Acknowledgements" page.
+
+The attribution must state that the product uses acp-kernel (and
+billion-context, where applicable) and include a link to
+https://github.com/ranxianglei/acp-kernel (and
+https://github.com/ranxianglei/billion-context, where applicable).
+
+For purely server-side or embedded uses with no user-facing surface, carrying
+these notices in the shipped documentation satisfies this term.
+
+附加条款（中文）：
+
+除上述条件外，若将本软件用于任何终端用户可见或可交互的产品或服务（无论商业或开源），
+须在下述至少一处显著位置标明出处：
+
+  1. 产品首页；
+  2. 产品文档；或
+  3. “关于 / 致谢 / Acknowledgements”页面。
+
+署名须说明该产品使用了 acp-kernel（涉及时包括 billion-context），并附指向
+https://github.com/ranxianglei/acp-kernel （及 https://github.com/ranxianglei/billion-context，
+涉及时）的链接。纯服务端或内嵌、无用户可见界面的用途，随附文档中包含上述声明即可。
+

package/README.md

@@ -298,6 +298,12 @@ to decide between message-level and wire-level surgery.
 
 > **Protected tool messages:** protected tool calls (per `config.protectedTools`) and their paired tool-results are hard-excluded from compression — they are dropped from the compressible set and from the new block's `effectiveMessageIds`, so they stay fully visible and are never folded into a summary. This matches opencode-acp's Bug 39 fix. The soft-protected recent zone (`preserveRecentMessages` / last user message) is handled separately: messages there are excluded from the range but do not fail it (an entirely-protected range fails with a clear error).
 
+## Attribution requirement (one term on top of MIT)
+
+`acp-kernel` is MIT-licensed **plus one additional term**: any product or service (commercial or open source) whose users can see or interact with it and which uses this kernel must attribute it — stating that it uses acp-kernel with a link back to this repository — on its home page, documentation, or About/Credits page. Pure server-side/embedded use satisfies this via shipped documentation. See the **Additional Term** at the end of [LICENSE](LICENSE).
+
+If you build on this kernel, we'd love to hear about it: open an issue (no obligation) so we can track where it's used.
+
 ## License
 
 MIT © ranxianglei

package/dist/{chunk-TQ6I62XC.js → chunk-3QHHAUOH.js}

@@ -48,6 +48,7 @@ When you call \`compress\`, the summary you write becomes the only record of the
 
 KEEP VERBATIM \u2014 never paraphrase or abbreviate these:
 - Full file paths with line numbers, directory prefix on every mention (\`lib/hooks.ts:347\`, \`src/index.ts:12-18\`, \`gatenet_v3/model.py:45\`). Never abbreviate to a bare filename (\`hooks.ts\`, \`model.py\`) \u2014 they are ambiguous and cannot be grepped or decompressed-to later.
+- Identifiers (session ids, commit hashes, PR/issue numbers, and any other opaque machine-generated string): copy character-for-character \u2014 never truncate, abbreviate, or ellipsize. A shortened identifier fails silently at the point of reuse (subagent resume with a truncated \`ses_\` id finds nothing), long after the summary that mangled it.
 - Function, class, and type signatures (exact names, params, return types) AND critical code lines that encode logic \u2014 the line that IS the finding, not just the function name (e.g. \`kv_keys += define_gate * a_key[i](emb)\` is more useful than "see model_kvnet.py").
 - Error messages and stack traces (exact text \u2014 you need the literal string to grep for it later).
 - Key details from reports and analyses \u2014 not just the conclusion. Keep the comparison numbers and the mechanism, not "X is worse" alone (write "1.76\xD7 PPL gap because KV store is static", not "KVNet underperforms").
@@ -93,6 +94,7 @@ KEEP \u2014 these are the only things that survive distillation:
 - Open objectives \u2014 if ANY source block's summary names a user-requested objective that no later source block marks completed or superseded, the distilled summary MUST keep a one-line \`Open objectives:\` entry re-carrying each still-open objective verbatim with its original ref. They are the last thing to drop and the first thing to restore.
 - Whether content is OBSOLETE or SUPERSEDED \u2014 mark with one line: "[SUPERSEDED by PR #NNN]" or "[OBSOLETE: deleted in vX.Y.Z]". Do NOT keep the obsolete content's details \u2014 just the marker and reason.
 - Function/class/type names and module paths that are the SUBJECT of the work \u2014 e.g., "fixed filterCompressedRanges in prune.ts", "added SessionStateRegistry in state.ts". Not exact line numbers or full signatures \u2014 just enough to LOCATE the code without searching.
+- Live identifiers still referenced by kept content \u2014 session ids, commit hashes, PR/issue numbers named in a surviving fact: re-carry them character-for-character from the source blocks; never re-derive, shorten, or "tidy." An identifier no kept fact references may drop with its context.
 - Exploration findings: if a block was exploratory with no decision, keep the CONCLUSION in one line ("explored X, not viable because Y"). Do not keep the exploration process.
 
 DROP \u2014 these were useful during the work but are no longer needed:
@@ -390,7 +392,7 @@ function renderNudgeText(decision, prompts = defaultPrompts, sections = {}) {
       rangesStr,
       ...blockMapStr ? ["", blockMapStr] : [],
       "",
-      `\u{1F4A1} If you compress, fold the ranges you keep in ONE call (pass multiple content entries: \`content: [{...}, {...}]\`). Ranges the task still needs can wait \u2014 they reappear in later nudges.`
+      `\u{1F4A1} If you compress, fold the ranges you keep in ONE call \u2014 pass multiple content entries (\`content: [{...}, {...}]\`) or ONE plain string holding every range, each block starting with its 'mNNNNN\u2013mNNNNN topic' header line (most robust through lossy gateways). Ranges the task still needs can wait \u2014 they reappear in later nudges.`
     ]).join("\n")
   };
 }
@@ -441,4 +443,4 @@ export {
   VIABLE_RANGE_MIN_TOKENS,
   viableRanges
 };
-//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-TQ6I62XC.js.map
+//# sourceMappingURL=chunk-3QHHAUOH.js.map

package/dist/chunk-3QHHAUOH.js.map

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+{"version":3,"sources":["../src/tokenize.ts","../src/compression-rules.ts","../src/prompts.ts","../src/nudge-text.ts","../src/viable.ts","../src/truncate.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import { createRequire } from \"node:module\";\n\nconst require = createRequire(import.meta.url);\n\nexport function defaultCountTokens(text: string): number {\n  if (!text) return 0;\n  // CJK chars tokenize ~1:1 (chars/4 badly underestimates them). Count them\n  // directly, then estimate the non-CJK remainder with chars/4 so digits,\n  // punctuation, and symbols in code/JSON are not dropped to zero.\n  const cjk = text.match(/[\\u4e00-\\u9fff\\u3040-\\u30ff\\uac00-\\ud7af]/g);\n  const cjkCount = cjk?.length ?? 0;\n  return cjkCount + Math.ceil((text.length - cjkCount) / 4);\n}\n\nexport function estimateMessageTokens(text: string | undefined): number {\n  return defaultCountTokens(text ?? \"\");\n}\n\n/** Guarded contribution of a host-projected thinking payload to the metered\n *  message size. Non-finite or non-positive values are treated as absent (0),\n *  so a bad host value can never poison the accounting. */\nexport function thinkingTokenValue(thinking: number | undefined): number {\n  return typeof thinking === \"number\" &&\n    Number.isFinite(thinking) &&\n    thinking > 0\n    ? thinking\n    : 0;\n}\n\n/** Total metered size of a core message: visible text plus any host-projected\n *  thinking payload (CoreMessage.thinkingTokens). Every per-message counting\n *  site (range recommendations, block compressedTokens, status reports, context\n *  breakdown) goes through this so all surfaces share one caliber. */\nexport function countMessageTokens(\n  message: { text?: string; thinkingTokens?: number },\n  countTokens: TokenCountFn = defaultCountTokens,\n): number {\n  return (\n    countTokens(message.text ?? \"\") + thinkingTokenValue(message.thinkingTokens)\n  );\n}\n\nexport function estimateTokensFast(text: string): number {\n  if (!text) return 0;\n  return Math.ceil(text.length / 4);\n}\n\nexport type TokenCountFn = (text: string) => number;\n\nconst BPE_SIZE_GUARD = 100_000;\n\nexport function createBpeTokenizer(): TokenCountFn {\n  try {\n    const mod = require(\"@anthropic-ai/tokenizer\");\n    const bpeCount = mod.countTokens ?? mod.default?.countTokens;\n    if (typeof bpeCount !== \"function\") return defaultCountTokens;\n    return (text: string) => {\n      if (text.length > BPE_SIZE_GUARD) return defaultCountTokens(text);\n      try {\n        return bpeCount(text);\n      } catch {\n        return defaultCountTokens(text);\n      }\n    };\n  } catch {\n    return defaultCountTokens;\n  }\n}\n","/**\n * Compression rule texts — VERBATIM copy from context-compress-algorithms (MIT, ours).\n * These were tuned over months of production use.\n *\n * 2026-09-06 amendment (owner-approved; billion-context-pi#309 incident): write-side\n * quote-fidelity rules merged INTO the tuned text. Verbatim user quotes now require\n * a message ref; recorded task state is labeled as history; unicode written directly.\n * Motivation: session 01a071dc blocks b60/b61 stored a fabricated\n * `user verbatim '合并了 下一个'` as a live \"CURRENT TASK\", causing loop relapses.\n *\n * 2026-09-26 amendment (#442 / billion-context#1398 sidecar readout): open-objectives\n * carry-forward rule added at every tier; \"never current directives\" clauses softened.\n * Sidecar showed a multi-block merge (b22 ⊇ b13) dropping a still-open user pivot that\n * b13 had recorded, and the trust-guardrail wording deprioritized objectives living only\n * in summaries. Quotes stay historical; open-objective STATUS is current.\n *\n * 2026-09-28 amendment (billion-context#1563): identifier-fidelity rule added at every\n * tier — session ids, commit hashes, PR/issue numbers and other opaque machine-generated\n * strings must be copied character-for-character. Incident: a fold summary copied a\n * `ses_` session id short (24 → 12 chars); subagent resume-by-id then failed. The class\n * is named explicitly because weak models abbreviated ids even though \"exact values\"\n * was already listed. T2 re-carries identifiers still referenced by kept facts.\n */\n\nexport const COMPRESS_PHILOSOPHY = `Compression Philosophy:\n- All compression serves the primary task, but be frugal.\n- Context capacity is precious. Save context by compressing consumed outputs, not by avoiding tools.\n- Compress by need, not by percentage.\n- Work from summaries, not raw tool outputs. All listed ranges (user prompts, tool outputs, code, logs, exploration, intermediate steps) should be compressed to summary format — the ONLY exceptions are protected content, content the current step is actively using, or critical content you cannot reconstruct.`;\n\nexport const HOW_TO_COMPRESS_RULES = `HOW TO COMPRESS\n\nWhen you call \\`compress\\`, the summary you write becomes the only record of the replaced conversation. Make it self-contained and complete: every user request, experiment purpose, and work task in the range must be accurately captured. A later reader (or you, after decompressing) should be able to continue the task WITHOUT needing the original. The summary records the PAST as of this block's creation: label recorded task state as history (\"TASK AS OF THIS BLOCK: ...\") — never as a live instruction, so a later reader treats it as settled context, not something to re-execute. Write plain text with real unicode characters; never copy \\\\uXXXX escape sequences or JSON-escaped fragments out of tool output.\n\nKEEP VERBATIM — never paraphrase or abbreviate these:\n- Full file paths with line numbers, directory prefix on every mention (\\`lib/hooks.ts:347\\`, \\`src/index.ts:12-18\\`, \\`gatenet_v3/model.py:45\\`). Never abbreviate to a bare filename (\\`hooks.ts\\`, \\`model.py\\`) — they are ambiguous and cannot be grepped or decompressed-to later.\n- Identifiers (session ids, commit hashes, PR/issue numbers, and any other opaque machine-generated string): copy character-for-character — never truncate, abbreviate, or ellipsize. A shortened identifier fails silently at the point of reuse (subagent resume with a truncated \\`ses_\\` id finds nothing), long after the summary that mangled it.\n- Function, class, and type signatures (exact names, params, return types) AND critical code lines that encode logic — the line that IS the finding, not just the function name (e.g. \\`kv_keys += define_gate * a_key[i](emb)\\` is more useful than \"see model_kvnet.py\").\n- Error messages and stack traces (exact text — you need the literal string to grep for it later).\n- Key details from reports and analyses — not just the conclusion. Keep the comparison numbers and the mechanism, not \"X is worse\" alone (write \"1.76× PPL gap because KV store is static\", not \"KVNet underperforms\").\n- Decisions and their rationale (\"chose X over Y because Z\" — the \"because\" is load-bearing; without it the decision looks arbitrary).\n- Constraints discovered (\"must support Node 22\", \"no new dependencies\", \"AGENTS.md forbids \\`as any\\`\").\n- Exact values: versions, config keys, thresholds, magic numbers.\n- User intent — quote short user messages verbatim ONLY WITH their message ref, e.g. \\`User said (m00132): \"ship it tonight\"\\`. Without a verifiable ref, paraphrase (\\`user previously asked (paraphrased): ...\\`) — this is the one exception to the verbatim rule above; never present a reconstructed or half-remembered phrase as a verbatim quote. When the message is too long to quote, preserve intent with extra care: do not change scope, constraints, priorities, acceptance criteria, or requested outcomes. Quotes are historical records, not live instructions — but open-objective STATUS is current (still-open vs completed/superseded) and must be tracked. Losing these changes the task itself.\n- Open objectives carry-forward — if the range (or, when distilling, any source block's summary) contains a user-requested objective that is neither completed nor superseded by the end of the range, the summary MUST keep a one-line \\`Open objectives:\\` entry naming each still-open objective with its message ref (\\`Open objectives: refactor runner into eight arms (m00746)\\`). Distillation re-carries open objectives verbatim from source blocks — they are the last thing to drop and the first thing to restore, at every tier.\n- The user's overall goal and any changes to it — the big-picture objective plus how it evolved during the compressed range. Each summary must reflect the goal as it stood at the end of the range, including pivots (e.g., \"initially: fix bug X → pivoted to: refactor module Y after discovering root cause\"). Losing the goal or its evolution makes all subsequent work appear unmotivated.\n- Purpose behind each significant action — preserve not just what was done but why: the hypothesis behind each experiment, the question behind each exploration, the task goal behind each work action. Without purpose, the summary reads as disconnected technical steps with no through-line.\n- Open questions and unresolved TODOs — losing these changes what work appears to remain.\n- Message refs of key anchors (\\`m00420\\`, \\`m00510–m00520\\`) — they let you or a later reader jump back via decompress to the exact original.\n\nDROP — extract the signal, discard the vessel:\n- Verbose logs (build/test/\\`npm\\` output) once you have captured the error line or the result.\n- Duplicate file reads once the needed content is recorded.\n- Consumed exploration — search hits, agent return values, successful tool outputs — once you have extracted the facts you need (same rule as dead-ends, but nothing went wrong; the content is simply spent).\n- Dead-end exploration — but PRESERVE the lesson in one line: \"tried X, failed because Y\".\n- Back-and-forth discussion and self-corrections once the final position is captured (keep the outcome, drop the journey to it).\n- Repeated status checks (\\`git status\\`, \\`ls\\`) once state is known.\n\nFor each significant item you DROP (scripts, reports, large analyses, long tool outputs), add a one-line CONTENT description of what it covers — not where it lives. Bad: \"probe script at /path/probe_kvnet.py\". Good: \"probe_kvnet.py: tests n-gram baseline, generation quality, long-range dependency, position sensitivity, op pipeline, QUERY attention.\" This lets a later decompress target the right block by relevance, not by guessing locations.\n\nPRIORITY — when the summary must be compact, preserve in this order:\n1. User's overall goal, goal evolution, intent, and hard constraints (losing these changes the task).\n2. Decisions and rationale.\n3. Exact technical artifacts: paths, signatures, errors, values.\n4. Conclusions and key findings.\n5. Lessons learned: what failed and why.\n\nWrite dense, scannable bullets — not narrative prose. If the range spans distinct concerns (request → findings → decision), group bullets under short thematic headers so a reader can scan to the part they need. Every line must earn its place. Do not mimic the style of existing summaries in context; follow these rules.`;\n\nexport const TIER2_DISTILL_RULES = `TIER 2 COMPRESSION — DISTILLATION\n\nYou are compressing historical summaries (not raw conversation). These summaries have already captured the details. Your job is to DISTILL them: extract only what matters for future work, discard the process.\n\nKEEP — these are the only things that survive distillation:\n- Decisions and their rationale (\"chose X over Y because Z\" — the \"because\" is load-bearing).\n- Final outcomes: version numbers shipped, PR numbers merged/closed, bugs fixed or deferred.\n- Key lessons: what failed and why (\"tried X, failed because Y\"). These prevent repeating mistakes.\n- Critical constraints discovered (\"must support Node 22\", \"AGENTS.md forbids as any\").\n- Design decisions with architectural impact (\"chose compress-as-anchor over synthetic messages because prefix cache\").\n- User quotes and task state only as attributed history: keep the source ref with any user quote; never carry an UNVERIFIED tier-1 \"CURRENT TASK\" claim forward as a live directive — relabel it \"TASK AS OF THIS BLOCK\". A ref-backed objective that no later source marks completed or superseded is not unverified: it carries in the \\`Open objectives:\\` entry (next bullet), not as a directive.\n- Open objectives — if ANY source block's summary names a user-requested objective that no later source block marks completed or superseded, the distilled summary MUST keep a one-line \\`Open objectives:\\` entry re-carrying each still-open objective verbatim with its original ref. They are the last thing to drop and the first thing to restore.\n- Whether content is OBSOLETE or SUPERSEDED — mark with one line: \"[SUPERSEDED by PR #NNN]\" or \"[OBSOLETE: deleted in vX.Y.Z]\". Do NOT keep the obsolete content's details — just the marker and reason.\n- Function/class/type names and module paths that are the SUBJECT of the work — e.g., \"fixed filterCompressedRanges in prune.ts\", \"added SessionStateRegistry in state.ts\". Not exact line numbers or full signatures — just enough to LOCATE the code without searching.\n- Live identifiers still referenced by kept content — session ids, commit hashes, PR/issue numbers named in a surviving fact: re-carry them character-for-character from the source blocks; never re-derive, shorten, or \"tidy.\" An identifier no kept fact references may drop with its context.\n- Exploration findings: if a block was exploratory with no decision, keep the CONCLUSION in one line (\"explored X, not viable because Y\"). Do not keep the exploration process.\n\nDROP — these were useful during the work but are no longer needed:\n- Exact line numbers, diffs, verbose function signatures, full code listings.\n- Build/deploy process details, test execution steps.\n- Review process details (who reviewed, what rounds, test counts).\n- Verbose logs, command output, intermediate debugging steps.\n\nFORMAT:\n- Start each distilled block with a source header line:\n  \\`Source: bN+bM+... (XK→YK tok, Zx). [original topic]\\`\n  Example: \\`Source: b5+b7 (56K+44K→268 tok, 375x). [Tool-result recap + publish]\\`\n- 3-5 bullet points per source block, each a self-contained fact.\n- Dense, scannable — no narrative prose.\n- Start with the outcome, not the process: \"v1.13.0 shipped (7 PRs bundled)\" not \"implemented 7 PRs then reviewed then merged\".\n- Cross-block synthesis: if multiple source blocks cover the same topic (same PR, same feature, same bug), MERGE them into a single group of bullets. Do not repeat the same fact from different blocks — keep it once under the most relevant source header.\n\nSIZE TARGET: 50-150 tokens per source block (excluding the header). If you can't fit it in 150 tokens, you're keeping too much process. If a block has nothing worth keeping (pure noise), output just the header followed by \"[no actionable content].\"`;\n\nexport const TIER3_CONDENSE_RULES = `TIER 3 COMPRESSION — ULTRA-CONDENSATION\n\nYou are compressing distilled summaries (Tier 2) into ultra-condensed facts (Tier 3). The distilled summaries already contain only decisions and outcomes. Your job is to reduce them to bare factual references.\n\nPRIORITY — when a source block has more facts than the size target allows, keep in this order:\n1. Shipped outcomes (versions released, PRs merged) — these are permanent record.\n2. Open work — PRs/issues still pending AND still-open user-requested objectives (re-carry any source block's \\`Open objectives:\\` entries verbatim); these may need follow-up.\n3. Key decisions with architectural impact (\"chose X over Y because Z\").\n4. Critical constraints (\"must support Node 22\").\nDrop everything else. Tier 3 is a lookup index, not a knowledge base.\n\nFORMAT:\n- Start with a source header line:\n  \\`Source: bN+bM+... (XK→YK tok, Zx). [original topic]\\`\n- Output 1-3 facts per source block. Each fact is a single line: subject + outcome.\n- No explanations, no rationale, no process — just the fact.\n- Format: \"[PR/Issue/Version] — [outcome in ≤8 words]\"\n- Merge related facts from different source blocks if they concern the same topic.\n\nEXAMPLES:\n- \"v1.13.0 shipped — quality gate + GC fix (7 PRs)\"\n- \"PR #196 merged — preserve-first-user (supersedes #169)\"\n- \"Bug 1214 fixed — compress consumed all user messages\"\n- \"Objective (m00746) — eight-arm runner refactor, still open\"\n- \"Chose compress-as-anchor — prefix cache benefit over synthetic injection\"\n- \"Constraint: AGENTS.md forbids as any — never suppress types\"\n\nDROP:\n- Multi-sentence context. If a fact needs >1 sentence, it's too detailed for Tier 3.\n- Lessons learned (\"tried X, failed because Y\") — drop UNLESS the failure is likely to recur and the block is <30 days old.\n- Design rationale details — keep the decision, drop the \"because\" unless it's a critical constraint.\n- Anything marked [OBSOLETE] or [SUPERSEDED] — drop entirely, note \"[N blocks obsolete]\" in the summary.\n\nSIZE TARGET: 30-60 tokens per source block (including header). For a batch of N source blocks, total output ≈ N × 40 tokens. If a source block has only one trivial fact, output just the header + one line.`;\n","import {\n  COMPRESS_PHILOSOPHY,\n  HOW_TO_COMPRESS_RULES,\n  TIER2_DISTILL_RULES,\n  TIER3_CONDENSE_RULES,\n} from \"./compression-rules.js\";\n\n/**\n * Overridable prompt text consumed by the kernel's nudge renderer and, via the\n * adapter, the system prompt. Every field here is LOAD-BEARING: these rules\n * were tuned over months of production use and are quality-critical. Overriding\n * them can degrade summary quality (loss of paths / signatures / decisions →\n * broken retrieval), so {@link resolvePrompts} requires `{ acknowledgeRisk: true }`.\n *\n * Surface-level text (summary section headers, status-report chrome, tool\n * descriptions) is intentionally NOT part of this interface — it is owned by\n * the adapter or a later \"prompt-set format\" layer and is safe to customize\n * freely. See DESIGN.md for the load-bearing vs surface classification.\n */\nexport interface Prompts {\n  /** Core compression philosophy. Embedded in the system prompt + every nudge. */\n  compressPhilosophy: string;\n  /** Rules the model follows when writing a tier-1 summary. */\n  howToCompressRules: string;\n  /** Rules for tier-2 distillation of existing summaries. */\n  tier2DistillRules: string;\n  /** Rules for tier-3 ultra-condensation of distilled summaries. */\n  tier3CondenseRules: string;\n}\n\n/**\n * The kernel's canonical prompt values (verbatim from compression-rules.ts).\n * Frozen so a buggy caller cannot mutate the shared singleton and corrupt\n * every other consumer of {@link defaultPrompts}.\n */\nexport const defaultPrompts: Prompts = Object.freeze({\n  compressPhilosophy: COMPRESS_PHILOSOPHY,\n  howToCompressRules: HOW_TO_COMPRESS_RULES,\n  tier2DistillRules: TIER2_DISTILL_RULES,\n  tier3CondenseRules: TIER3_CONDENSE_RULES,\n}) as Prompts;\n\nexport interface ResolvePromptsOptions {\n  /**\n   * Must be `true` to override any prompt field. Every {@link Prompts} field is\n   * load-bearing; overriding without acknowledging the quality risk is a\n   * programming error and throws.\n   */\n  acknowledgeRisk?: boolean;\n}\n\n/**\n * Merge prompt overrides onto the kernel defaults. All fields are load-bearing,\n * so ANY override requires `{ acknowledgeRisk: true }`.\n *\n * Only `string`-valued overrides take effect: an explicit `undefined`/`null` or\n * a wrong type is silently dropped (never clobbers a good default), so a\n * malformed partial never degrades the canonical rules. Resolve once at host\n * startup, then pass the resulting {@link Prompts} to {@link renderNudgeText}\n * and to the adapter's system-prompt composition so both layers stay consistent.\n */\nexport function resolvePrompts(\n  overrides?: Partial<Prompts>,\n  options: ResolvePromptsOptions = {},\n): Prompts {\n  const clean: Partial<Prompts> = {};\n  if (overrides) {\n    for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(overrides)) {\n      if (typeof value === \"string\") {\n        (clean as Record<string, unknown>)[key] = value;\n      }\n    }\n  }\n  const keys = Object.keys(clean) as (keyof Prompts)[];\n  if (keys.length > 0 && !options.acknowledgeRisk) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `resolvePrompts: overriding compression rules requires { acknowledgeRisk: true }. ` +\n        `Overridden keys: ${keys.join(\", \")}. These rules are quality-critical (tuned over months of production use); ` +\n        `changing them can degrade summary quality and break retrieval (summaries may lose paths, signatures, decisions).`,\n    );\n  }\n  return { ...defaultPrompts, ...clean };\n}\n","import type {\n  NudgeDecision,\n  CompressibleRange,\n  ProtectedRange,\n  ContextBreakdown,\n  CompressionBlock,\n  BlockSpan,\n} from \"./types.js\";\nimport { defaultPrompts } from \"./prompts.js\";\nimport type { Prompts } from \"./prompts.js\";\n\nexport type NudgeVoice = \"gentle\" | \"emergency\";\n\nexport interface NudgePromptSections {\n  efficiencyNote?: string | null;\n  emergencyHeader?: string | null;\n  t2Guidance?: string | null;\n  t3Guidance?: string | null;\n}\n\nexport interface RenderedNudge {\n  voice: NudgeVoice;\n  text: string;\n}\n\nfunction efficiencyNote(\n  prompts: Prompts,\n  sections: NudgePromptSections,\n): string | null {\n  if (sections.efficiencyNote !== undefined) return sections.efficiencyNote;\n  return `This is an efficiency nudge to compress early and keep context lean — not an overflow warning. 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package/dist/compression-rules.d.ts

@@ -13,9 +13,16 @@
  * Sidecar showed a multi-block merge (b22 ⊇ b13) dropping a still-open user pivot that
  * b13 had recorded, and the trust-guardrail wording deprioritized objectives living only
  * in summaries. Quotes stay historical; open-objective STATUS is current.
+ *
+ * 2026-09-28 amendment (billion-context#1563): identifier-fidelity rule added at every
+ * tier — session ids, commit hashes, PR/issue numbers and other opaque machine-generated
+ * strings must be copied character-for-character. Incident: a fold summary copied a
+ * `ses_` session id short (24 → 12 chars); subagent resume-by-id then failed. The class
+ * is named explicitly because weak models abbreviated ids even though "exact values"
+ * was already listed. T2 re-carries identifiers still referenced by kept facts.
  */
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Never abbreviate to a bare filename (`hooks.ts`, `model.py`) \u2014 they are ambiguous and cannot be grepped or decompressed-to later.\n- Function, class, and type signatures (exact names, params, return types) AND critical code lines that encode logic \u2014 the line that IS the finding, not just the function name (e.g. `kv_keys += define_gate * a_key[i](emb)` is more useful than \"see model_kvnet.py\").\n- Error messages and stack traces (exact text \u2014 you need the literal string to grep for it later).\n- Key details from reports and analyses \u2014 not just the conclusion. Keep the comparison numbers and the mechanism, not \"X is worse\" alone (write \"1.76\u00D7 PPL gap because KV store is static\", not \"KVNet underperforms\").\n- Decisions and their rationale (\"chose X over Y because Z\" \u2014 the \"because\" is load-bearing; without it the decision looks arbitrary).\n- Constraints discovered (\"must support Node 22\", \"no new dependencies\", \"AGENTS.md forbids `as any`\").\n- Exact values: versions, config keys, thresholds, magic numbers.\n- User intent \u2014 quote short user messages verbatim ONLY WITH their message ref, e.g. `User said (m00132): \"ship it tonight\"`. Without a verifiable ref, paraphrase (`user previously asked (paraphrased): ...`) \u2014 this is the one exception to the verbatim rule above; never present a reconstructed or half-remembered phrase as a verbatim quote. When the message is too long to quote, preserve intent with extra care: do not change scope, constraints, priorities, acceptance criteria, or requested outcomes. 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Each summary must reflect the goal as it stood at the end of the range, including pivots (e.g., \"initially: fix bug X \u2192 pivoted to: refactor module Y after discovering root cause\"). Losing the goal or its evolution makes all subsequent work appear unmotivated.\n- Purpose behind each significant action \u2014 preserve not just what was done but why: the hypothesis behind each experiment, the question behind each exploration, the task goal behind each work action. Without purpose, the summary reads as disconnected technical steps with no through-line.\n- Open questions and unresolved TODOs \u2014 losing these changes what work appears to remain.\n- Message refs of key anchors (`m00420`, `m00510\u2013m00520`) \u2014 they let you or a later reader jump back via decompress to the exact original.\n\nDROP \u2014 extract the signal, discard the vessel:\n- Verbose logs (build/test/`npm` output) once you have captured the error line or the result.\n- Duplicate file reads once the needed content is recorded.\n- Consumed exploration \u2014 search hits, agent return values, successful tool outputs \u2014 once you have extracted the facts you need (same rule as dead-ends, but nothing went wrong; the content is simply spent).\n- Dead-end exploration \u2014 but PRESERVE the lesson in one line: \"tried X, failed because Y\".\n- Back-and-forth discussion and self-corrections once the final position is captured (keep the outcome, drop the journey to it).\n- Repeated status checks (`git status`, `ls`) once state is known.\n\nFor each significant item you DROP (scripts, reports, large analyses, long tool outputs), add a one-line CONTENT description of what it covers \u2014 not where it lives. Bad: \"probe script at /path/probe_kvnet.py\". Good: \"probe_kvnet.py: tests n-gram baseline, generation quality, long-range dependency, position sensitivity, op pipeline, QUERY attention.\" This lets a later decompress target the right block by relevance, not by guessing locations.\n\nPRIORITY \u2014 when the summary must be compact, preserve in this order:\n1. User's overall goal, goal evolution, intent, and hard constraints (losing these changes the task).\n2. Decisions and rationale.\n3. Exact technical artifacts: paths, signatures, errors, values.\n4. Conclusions and key findings.\n5. Lessons learned: what failed and why.\n\nWrite dense, scannable bullets \u2014 not narrative prose. If the range spans distinct concerns (request \u2192 findings \u2192 decision), group bullets under short thematic headers so a reader can scan to the part they need. Every line must earn its place. Do not mimic the style of existing summaries in context; follow these rules.";
-export declare const TIER2_DISTILL_RULES = "TIER 2 COMPRESSION \u2014 DISTILLATION\n\nYou are compressing historical summaries (not raw conversation). These summaries have already captured the details. Your job is to DISTILL them: extract only what matters for future work, discard the process.\n\nKEEP \u2014 these are the only things that survive distillation:\n- Decisions and their rationale (\"chose X over Y because Z\" \u2014 the \"because\" is load-bearing).\n- Final outcomes: version numbers shipped, PR numbers merged/closed, bugs fixed or deferred.\n- Key lessons: what failed and why (\"tried X, failed because Y\"). These prevent repeating mistakes.\n- Critical constraints discovered (\"must support Node 22\", \"AGENTS.md forbids as any\").\n- Design decisions with architectural impact (\"chose compress-as-anchor over synthetic messages because prefix cache\").\n- User quotes and task state only as attributed history: keep the source ref with any user quote; never carry an UNVERIFIED tier-1 \"CURRENT TASK\" claim forward as a live directive \u2014 relabel it \"TASK AS OF THIS BLOCK\". A ref-backed objective that no later source marks completed or superseded is not unverified: it carries in the `Open objectives:` entry (next bullet), not as a directive.\n- Open objectives \u2014 if ANY source block's summary names a user-requested objective that no later source block marks completed or superseded, the distilled summary MUST keep a one-line `Open objectives:` entry re-carrying each still-open objective verbatim with its original ref. They are the last thing to drop and the first thing to restore.\n- Whether content is OBSOLETE or SUPERSEDED \u2014 mark with one line: \"[SUPERSEDED by PR #NNN]\" or \"[OBSOLETE: deleted in vX.Y.Z]\". Do NOT keep the obsolete content's details \u2014 just the marker and reason.\n- Function/class/type names and module paths that are the SUBJECT of the work \u2014 e.g., \"fixed filterCompressedRanges in prune.ts\", \"added SessionStateRegistry in state.ts\". Not exact line numbers or full signatures \u2014 just enough to LOCATE the code without searching.\n- Exploration findings: if a block was exploratory with no decision, keep the CONCLUSION in one line (\"explored X, not viable because Y\"). Do not keep the exploration process.\n\nDROP \u2014 these were useful during the work but are no longer needed:\n- Exact line numbers, diffs, verbose function signatures, full code listings.\n- Build/deploy process details, test execution steps.\n- Review process details (who reviewed, what rounds, test counts).\n- Verbose logs, command output, intermediate debugging steps.\n\nFORMAT:\n- Start each distilled block with a source header line:\n  `Source: bN+bM+... (XK\u2192YK tok, Zx). [original topic]`\n  Example: `Source: b5+b7 (56K+44K\u2192268 tok, 375x). [Tool-result recap + publish]`\n- 3-5 bullet points per source block, each a self-contained fact.\n- Dense, scannable \u2014 no narrative prose.\n- Start with the outcome, not the process: \"v1.13.0 shipped (7 PRs bundled)\" not \"implemented 7 PRs then reviewed then merged\".\n- Cross-block synthesis: if multiple source blocks cover the same topic (same PR, same feature, same bug), MERGE them into a single group of bullets. Do not repeat the same fact from different blocks \u2014 keep it once under the most relevant source header.\n\nSIZE TARGET: 50-150 tokens per source block (excluding the header). If you can't fit it in 150 tokens, you're keeping too much process. If a block has nothing worth keeping (pure noise), output just the header followed by \"[no actionable content].\"";
+export declare const HOW_TO_COMPRESS_RULES = "HOW TO COMPRESS\n\nWhen you call `compress`, the summary you write becomes the only record of the replaced conversation. Make it self-contained and complete: every user request, experiment purpose, and work task in the range must be accurately captured. A later reader (or you, after decompressing) should be able to continue the task WITHOUT needing the original. The summary records the PAST as of this block's creation: label recorded task state as history (\"TASK AS OF THIS BLOCK: ...\") \u2014 never as a live instruction, so a later reader treats it as settled context, not something to re-execute. Write plain text with real unicode characters; never copy \\uXXXX escape sequences or JSON-escaped fragments out of tool output.\n\nKEEP VERBATIM \u2014 never paraphrase or abbreviate these:\n- Full file paths with line numbers, directory prefix on every mention (`lib/hooks.ts:347`, `src/index.ts:12-18`, `gatenet_v3/model.py:45`). Never abbreviate to a bare filename (`hooks.ts`, `model.py`) \u2014 they are ambiguous and cannot be grepped or decompressed-to later.\n- Identifiers (session ids, commit hashes, PR/issue numbers, and any other opaque machine-generated string): copy character-for-character \u2014 never truncate, abbreviate, or ellipsize. A shortened identifier fails silently at the point of reuse (subagent resume with a truncated `ses_` id finds nothing), long after the summary that mangled it.\n- Function, class, and type signatures (exact names, params, return types) AND critical code lines that encode logic \u2014 the line that IS the finding, not just the function name (e.g. `kv_keys += define_gate * a_key[i](emb)` is more useful than \"see model_kvnet.py\").\n- Error messages and stack traces (exact text \u2014 you need the literal string to grep for it later).\n- Key details from reports and analyses \u2014 not just the conclusion. Keep the comparison numbers and the mechanism, not \"X is worse\" alone (write \"1.76\u00D7 PPL gap because KV store is static\", not \"KVNet underperforms\").\n- Decisions and their rationale (\"chose X over Y because Z\" \u2014 the \"because\" is load-bearing; without it the decision looks arbitrary).\n- Constraints discovered (\"must support Node 22\", \"no new dependencies\", \"AGENTS.md forbids `as any`\").\n- Exact values: versions, config keys, thresholds, magic numbers.\n- User intent \u2014 quote short user messages verbatim ONLY WITH their message ref, e.g. `User said (m00132): \"ship it tonight\"`. Without a verifiable ref, paraphrase (`user previously asked (paraphrased): ...`) \u2014 this is the one exception to the verbatim rule above; never present a reconstructed or half-remembered phrase as a verbatim quote. When the message is too long to quote, preserve intent with extra care: do not change scope, constraints, priorities, acceptance criteria, or requested outcomes. Quotes are historical records, not live instructions \u2014 but open-objective STATUS is current (still-open vs completed/superseded) and must be tracked. Losing these changes the task itself.\n- Open objectives carry-forward \u2014 if the range (or, when distilling, any source block's summary) contains a user-requested objective that is neither completed nor superseded by the end of the range, the summary MUST keep a one-line `Open objectives:` entry naming each still-open objective with its message ref (`Open objectives: refactor runner into eight arms (m00746)`). Distillation re-carries open objectives verbatim from source blocks \u2014 they are the last thing to drop and the first thing to restore, at every tier.\n- The user's overall goal and any changes to it \u2014 the big-picture objective plus how it evolved during the compressed range. Each summary must reflect the goal as it stood at the end of the range, including pivots (e.g., \"initially: fix bug X \u2192 pivoted to: refactor module Y after discovering root cause\"). Losing the goal or its evolution makes all subsequent work appear unmotivated.\n- Purpose behind each significant action \u2014 preserve not just what was done but why: the hypothesis behind each experiment, the question behind each exploration, the task goal behind each work action. Without purpose, the summary reads as disconnected technical steps with no through-line.\n- Open questions and unresolved TODOs \u2014 losing these changes what work appears to remain.\n- Message refs of key anchors (`m00420`, `m00510\u2013m00520`) \u2014 they let you or a later reader jump back via decompress to the exact original.\n\nDROP \u2014 extract the signal, discard the vessel:\n- Verbose logs (build/test/`npm` output) once you have captured the error line or the result.\n- Duplicate file reads once the needed content is recorded.\n- Consumed exploration \u2014 search hits, agent return values, successful tool outputs \u2014 once you have extracted the facts you need (same rule as dead-ends, but nothing went wrong; the content is simply spent).\n- Dead-end exploration \u2014 but PRESERVE the lesson in one line: \"tried X, failed because Y\".\n- Back-and-forth discussion and self-corrections once the final position is captured (keep the outcome, drop the journey to it).\n- Repeated status checks (`git status`, `ls`) once state is known.\n\nFor each significant item you DROP (scripts, reports, large analyses, long tool outputs), add a one-line CONTENT description of what it covers \u2014 not where it lives. Bad: \"probe script at /path/probe_kvnet.py\". Good: \"probe_kvnet.py: tests n-gram baseline, generation quality, long-range dependency, position sensitivity, op pipeline, QUERY attention.\" This lets a later decompress target the right block by relevance, not by guessing locations.\n\nPRIORITY \u2014 when the summary must be compact, preserve in this order:\n1. User's overall goal, goal evolution, intent, and hard constraints (losing these changes the task).\n2. Decisions and rationale.\n3. Exact technical artifacts: paths, signatures, errors, values.\n4. Conclusions and key findings.\n5. Lessons learned: what failed and why.\n\nWrite dense, scannable bullets \u2014 not narrative prose. If the range spans distinct concerns (request \u2192 findings \u2192 decision), group bullets under short thematic headers so a reader can scan to the part they need. Every line must earn its place. Do not mimic the style of existing summaries in context; follow these rules.";
+export declare const TIER2_DISTILL_RULES = "TIER 2 COMPRESSION \u2014 DISTILLATION\n\nYou are compressing historical summaries (not raw conversation). These summaries have already captured the details. Your job is to DISTILL them: extract only what matters for future work, discard the process.\n\nKEEP \u2014 these are the only things that survive distillation:\n- Decisions and their rationale (\"chose X over Y because Z\" \u2014 the \"because\" is load-bearing).\n- Final outcomes: version numbers shipped, PR numbers merged/closed, bugs fixed or deferred.\n- Key lessons: what failed and why (\"tried X, failed because Y\"). These prevent repeating mistakes.\n- Critical constraints discovered (\"must support Node 22\", \"AGENTS.md forbids as any\").\n- Design decisions with architectural impact (\"chose compress-as-anchor over synthetic messages because prefix cache\").\n- User quotes and task state only as attributed history: keep the source ref with any user quote; never carry an UNVERIFIED tier-1 \"CURRENT TASK\" claim forward as a live directive \u2014 relabel it \"TASK AS OF THIS BLOCK\". A ref-backed objective that no later source marks completed or superseded is not unverified: it carries in the `Open objectives:` entry (next bullet), not as a directive.\n- Open objectives \u2014 if ANY source block's summary names a user-requested objective that no later source block marks completed or superseded, the distilled summary MUST keep a one-line `Open objectives:` entry re-carrying each still-open objective verbatim with its original ref. They are the last thing to drop and the first thing to restore.\n- Whether content is OBSOLETE or SUPERSEDED \u2014 mark with one line: \"[SUPERSEDED by PR #NNN]\" or \"[OBSOLETE: deleted in vX.Y.Z]\". Do NOT keep the obsolete content's details \u2014 just the marker and reason.\n- Function/class/type names and module paths that are the SUBJECT of the work \u2014 e.g., \"fixed filterCompressedRanges in prune.ts\", \"added SessionStateRegistry in state.ts\". Not exact line numbers or full signatures \u2014 just enough to LOCATE the code without searching.\n- Live identifiers still referenced by kept content \u2014 session ids, commit hashes, PR/issue numbers named in a surviving fact: re-carry them character-for-character from the source blocks; never re-derive, shorten, or \"tidy.\" An identifier no kept fact references may drop with its context.\n- Exploration findings: if a block was exploratory with no decision, keep the CONCLUSION in one line (\"explored X, not viable because Y\"). Do not keep the exploration process.\n\nDROP \u2014 these were useful during the work but are no longer needed:\n- Exact line numbers, diffs, verbose function signatures, full code listings.\n- Build/deploy process details, test execution steps.\n- Review process details (who reviewed, what rounds, test counts).\n- Verbose logs, command output, intermediate debugging steps.\n\nFORMAT:\n- Start each distilled block with a source header line:\n  `Source: bN+bM+... (XK\u2192YK tok, Zx). [original topic]`\n  Example: `Source: b5+b7 (56K+44K\u2192268 tok, 375x). [Tool-result recap + publish]`\n- 3-5 bullet points per source block, each a self-contained fact.\n- Dense, scannable \u2014 no narrative prose.\n- Start with the outcome, not the process: \"v1.13.0 shipped (7 PRs bundled)\" not \"implemented 7 PRs then reviewed then merged\".\n- Cross-block synthesis: if multiple source blocks cover the same topic (same PR, same feature, same bug), MERGE them into a single group of bullets. Do not repeat the same fact from different blocks \u2014 keep it once under the most relevant source header.\n\nSIZE TARGET: 50-150 tokens per source block (excluding the header). If you can't fit it in 150 tokens, you're keeping too much process. If a block has nothing worth keeping (pure noise), output just the header followed by \"[no actionable content].\"";
 export declare const TIER3_CONDENSE_RULES = "TIER 3 COMPRESSION \u2014 ULTRA-CONDENSATION\n\nYou are compressing distilled summaries (Tier 2) into ultra-condensed facts (Tier 3). The distilled summaries already contain only decisions and outcomes. Your job is to reduce them to bare factual references.\n\nPRIORITY \u2014 when a source block has more facts than the size target allows, keep in this order:\n1. Shipped outcomes (versions released, PRs merged) \u2014 these are permanent record.\n2. Open work \u2014 PRs/issues still pending AND still-open user-requested objectives (re-carry any source block's `Open objectives:` entries verbatim); these may need follow-up.\n3. Key decisions with architectural impact (\"chose X over Y because Z\").\n4. Critical constraints (\"must support Node 22\").\nDrop everything else. Tier 3 is a lookup index, not a knowledge base.\n\nFORMAT:\n- Start with a source header line:\n  `Source: bN+bM+... (XK\u2192YK tok, Zx). [original topic]`\n- Output 1-3 facts per source block. Each fact is a single line: subject + outcome.\n- No explanations, no rationale, no process \u2014 just the fact.\n- Format: \"[PR/Issue/Version] \u2014 [outcome in \u22648 words]\"\n- Merge related facts from different source blocks if they concern the same topic.\n\nEXAMPLES:\n- \"v1.13.0 shipped \u2014 quality gate + GC fix (7 PRs)\"\n- \"PR #196 merged \u2014 preserve-first-user (supersedes #169)\"\n- \"Bug 1214 fixed \u2014 compress consumed all user messages\"\n- \"Objective (m00746) \u2014 eight-arm runner refactor, still open\"\n- \"Chose compress-as-anchor \u2014 prefix cache benefit over synthetic injection\"\n- \"Constraint: AGENTS.md forbids as any \u2014 never suppress types\"\n\nDROP:\n- Multi-sentence context. If a fact needs >1 sentence, it's too detailed for Tier 3.\n- Lessons learned (\"tried X, failed because Y\") \u2014 drop UNLESS the failure is likely to recur and the block is <30 days old.\n- Design rationale details \u2014 keep the decision, drop the \"because\" unless it's a critical constraint.\n- Anything marked [OBSOLETE] or [SUPERSEDED] \u2014 drop entirely, note \"[N blocks obsolete]\" in the summary.\n\nSIZE TARGET: 30-60 tokens per source block (including header). For a batch of N source blocks, total output \u2248 N \u00D7 40 tokens. If a source block has only one trivial fact, output just the header + one line.";
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package/dist/index.js

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ import {
   resolvePrompts,
   thinkingTokenValue,
   viableRanges
-} from "./chunk-TQ6I62XC.js";
+} from "./chunk-3QHHAUOH.js";
 import {
   activeBlocks,
   advanceSurvival,
@@ -696,7 +696,7 @@ var COMPRESS_PARAMETERS = {
       description: "Optional short title for the compressed range"
     },
     content: {
-      description: "One or more ranges to compress into separate summary blocks. Array form (preferred): one entry per range \u2014 line form (one STRING per range: first line 'm00150\u2013m00220 optional topic', remaining lines the markdown summary verbatim) or object form {startId,endId,summary,topic?}. String form also accepted: bare line-form text, or a JSON-encoded array of ranges (some gateways stringify arrays). REQUIRED unless the flat single-range form is used.",
+      description: "One or more ranges to compress into separate summary blocks. Array form: one entry per range \u2014 line form (one STRING per range: first line 'm00150\u2013m00220 optional topic', remaining lines the markdown summary verbatim) or object form {startId,endId,summary,topic?}. Single-string form (PREFERRED for multi-range batches \u2014 plain text survives lossy gateways best): ONE plain string holding ALL ranges, each block starting with its 'm00150\u2013m00220 optional topic' header line followed by that block's summary. A JSON-encoded array of ranges as that string is also accepted (some gateways stringify arrays). Batch multiple ranges into ONE call \u2014 do not split into one call per range. REQUIRED unless the flat single-range form is used.",
       anyOf: [
         {
           type: "array",
@@ -704,7 +704,7 @@ var COMPRESS_PARAMETERS = {
             anyOf: [
               {
                 type: "string",
-                description: "Line form: first line 'm00150\u2013m00220 optional topic', remaining lines the summary markdown, verbatim (no JSON escaping)"
+                description: "Line form: first line 'm00150\u2013m00220 optional topic', remaining lines the summary markdown, verbatim (no JSON escaping). A single string may carry MULTIPLE ranges \u2014 each block starts with its own refs header line"
               },
               {
                 ...COMPRESS_RANGE_OBJECT,
@@ -744,7 +744,7 @@ var COMPRESS_PARAMETERS = {
 };
 var COMPRESS_TOOL = {
   name: COMPRESS_TOOL_NAME,
-  description: "Replace consumed conversation ranges with self-contained summaries you write, identified by their refs. Line form (preferred): content = one STRING per range \u2014 first line 'm00150\u2013m00220 optional topic', remaining lines the markdown summary written verbatim (no JSON structure, no escaping). Also accepted: object entries {startId,endId,summary,topic?} in the content array, content as a single string (bare line form or JSON-encoded array), and a flat single-range call {startId,endId,summary,topic?} without content. Use when content is genuinely consumed. REQUIRED \u2014 compress without content or flat range fields is invalid.",
+  description: "Replace consumed conversation ranges with self-contained summaries you write, identified by their refs. Line form (preferred): content = one STRING per range \u2014 first line 'm00150\u2013m00220 optional topic', remaining lines the markdown summary written verbatim (no JSON structure, no escaping). Also accepted: object entries {startId,endId,summary,topic?} in the content array, content as a single string (bare line form \u2014 one string may hold ALL ranges, each block starting with its refs header line \u2014 or JSON-encoded array), and a flat single-range call {startId,endId,summary,topic?} without content. Batch multiple ranges into ONE call. Use when content is genuinely consumed. REQUIRED \u2014 compress without content or flat range fields is invalid.",
   input_schema: COMPRESS_PARAMETERS
 };
 function parseCompressInput(input, callId, onWarn) {
@@ -811,7 +811,7 @@ Each message in the conversation is annotated with a <acp tokens="2.1K" type="to
 
 You have five context-management tools:
 
-- compress \u2014 Replace a contiguous range of older conversation with a single detailed summary you write. Use when content is genuinely consumed (no longer needed for the current task step). Single range: compress({ topic: "...", content: [{ startId: "m00150", endId: "m00220", summary: "..." }] }). Batch (multiple unrelated ranges, each with its own topic): compress({ content: [{ topic: "Auth", startId: "m00150", endId: "m00220", summary: "..." }, { topic: "Deploy", startId: "m00300", endId: "m00350", summary: "..." }] }).
+- compress \u2014 Replace a contiguous range of older conversation with a single detailed summary you write. Use when content is genuinely consumed (no longer needed for the current task step). Single range: compress({ topic: "...", content: [{ startId: "m00150", endId: "m00220", summary: "..." }] }). Batch (multiple unrelated ranges, each with its own topic): compress({ content: [{ topic: "Auth", startId: "m00150", endId: "m00220", summary: "..." }, { topic: "Deploy", startId: "m00300", endId: "m00350", summary: "..." }] }), or the same batch as ONE plain string \u2014 most robust through lossy gateways: compress({ content: "m00150\u2013m00220 Auth\\nsummary\u2026\\nm00300\u2013m00350 Deploy\\nsummary\u2026" }) \u2014 one block per range, each starting with its 'mNNNNN\u2013mNNNNN optional topic' header line.
 - decompress \u2014 Restore a previously compressed block's content. By default restores one tier up (T2\u2192T1 summaries, not raw messages). Use full: true to restore all the way to original messages. Use toFile to write to file instead of inflating context. Example: decompress({ blockId: "b5" }) or decompress({ blockId: "b5", toFile: "path" }) or decompress({ blockId: "b5", full: true }).
 - search_context \u2014 Search compressed block summaries (and optionally visible messages) by keyword. Use BEFORE decompressing to find the right block. Example: search_context({ query: "auth token refresh" }).
 - acp_status \u2014 Context status with compressible ranges. No args = overview + ranges. Use to find what to compress next.`
@@ -5982,9 +5982,9 @@ var defaultPack = {
 };
 var LEAN_TOOL_PROMPTS = {
   compress: {
-    description: "Replace consumed conversation ranges with self-contained summaries using mNNNNN or bN refs.",
+    description: "Replace consumed conversation ranges with self-contained summaries using mNNNNN or bN refs; batch multiple ranges into ONE call (a single string may hold every range).",
     paramDescriptions: {
-      content: "One string per range: first line 'm00150\u2013m00220 optional topic', remaining lines the summary markdown. Object form also accepted.",
+      content: "One string per range: first line 'm00150\u2013m00220 optional topic', remaining lines the summary markdown; ONE string may hold several ranges (new header line per range). Object form also accepted.",
       startId: "Inclusive first mNNNNN or bN ref.",
       endId: "Inclusive last mNNNNN or bN ref.",
       summary: "Self-contained replacement preserving exact technical details.",
@@ -6010,6 +6010,7 @@ INTEGRITY \u2014 record facts and state only, never a simulated transcript of th
 
 KEEP VERBATIM \u2014 never paraphrase or abbreviate:
 - File paths with line numbers and directory prefix on every mention (lib/hooks.ts:347); never a bare filename \u2014 ambiguous, un-greppable.
+- Identifiers (session ids, commit hashes, PR/issue numbers, other opaque machine-generated strings): character-for-character \u2014 never truncated or abbreviated; a shortened id fails silently at reuse.
 - Function/class/type signatures AND the critical code lines that encode logic (the line that IS the finding).
 - Error messages and stack traces (exact text \u2014 needed to grep later).
 - Report details: comparison numbers plus mechanism, not "X is worse" ("1.76\xD7 PPL gap because KV store is static").
@@ -7538,6 +7539,11 @@ function parseObjectValue(value, callId, diag) {
     entries = parsed.entries;
     salvaged = parsed.salvaged;
     if (parsed.quoteRepaired) diag.quoteSalvage = true;
+  } else if (content !== null && typeof content === "object") {
+    const obj = content;
+    const nested = obj["ranges"];
+    entries = Array.isArray(nested) ? nested : [obj];
+    diag.contentSalvage = true;
   } else {
     diag.kind = "content-not-array";
     return finish([], diag);