ctx-wire
ctx-wire runs your commands, compresses the output with declarative filters, scrubs secrets, and hands your agent a short result. The full log stays on disk for when something actually fails. Cut the noise on the wire.
AI coding agents run constant shell commands, build, test, install, lint, search, git, and read every line of the output into their context. Most of it is noise you pay tokens for. ctx-wire sits between the agent and the shell: it compresses that output with declarative filters, scrubs secrets, and hands back a short result, while keeping the full (scrubbed) log on disk for when a command fails. Wire it into your agent once; from then on it works transparently.
⚡ How to use ctx-wire
Indexed from GitHub. It is not connected to the MeshKore mesh, so you use it the way its maker documents it — start from its source:
https://meshkore.com/agent/pivanov-ctx-wireCapabilities
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