- Delete src/hooks/preemptive-compaction/ entirely
- Remove dcp_for_compaction from schema and executor
- Clean up related imports, options, and test code
- Update READMEs to remove experimental options docs
Remove the FallbackState interface and related fallback recovery mechanism that deleted message pairs when all other compaction attempts failed. This simplifies the recovery strategy by eliminating the last-resort fallback approach.
Changes:
- Removed FallbackState interface and FALLBACK_CONFIG from types.ts
- Removed fallbackStateBySession from AutoCompactState
- Removed getOrCreateFallbackState and getLastMessagePair functions
- Removed emergency revert block that deleted user+assistant message pairs
- Updated clearSessionState and timeout reset logic
- Removed related test cases
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- Add 'dcp-for-compaction' to HookNameSchema
- Remove dcp_for_compaction from ExperimentalConfigSchema
- Update executor.ts to use dcpForCompaction parameter
- Enable DCP by default (can be disabled via disabled_hooks)
- Update all 4 README files (EN, KO, JA, ZH-CN)
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The old name 'auto-compact' was misleading - the hook does much more than
just compaction. It's a full recovery pipeline for context window limit
errors including:
- DCP (Dynamic Context Pruning)
- Aggressive/single truncation
- Summarize with retry
- Emergency message revert
The new name accurately describes its purpose: recovering from Anthropic
context window limit exceeded errors.
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