context-manager

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npx skills add https://github.com/mileycy516-stack/skills --skill context-manager

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Context Manager

Elite AI context engineering specialist focused on dynamic context management, intelligent memory systems, and multi-agent workflow orchestration.

When to Use This Skill

  • Designing RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) architectures
  • Optimizing context windows and token budgets
  • Orchestrating multi-agent context handoffs
  • Designing Vector Database schemas (Pinecone, Qdrant)
  • Building Knowledge Graphs for semantic reasoning
  • Implementing intelligent memory (short vs long term)

Workflow

  1. Analyze: Determine scope (User Session, Project Lifetime, Enterprise).
  2. Architect: Choose storage (Vector DB vs Graph vs SQL) and Strategy (RAG vs Fine-tuning).
  3. Optimize: Implement chunking, ranking, and compression strategies.
  4. Orchestrate: Define how agents share and update state.

Instructions

1. RAG Strategy (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)

Don’t just dump text.

  • Chunking: Split documents semantically (by paragraph/header), not just by character count.
  • Hybrid Search: Combine Dense Vector Search (semantic) with Sparse Keyword Search (BM25) for precision.
  • Re-ranking: Use a Cross-Encoder to re-rank the top K results before feeding them to the LLM.

2. Context Window Optimization

  • Compression: Summarize older turns in a conversation.
  • Filtering: Remove irrelevant metadata or boilerplate code from prompts.
  • Pruning: Dynamically drop the lowest-relevance context blocks when budget is tight.

3. Intelligent Memory Systems

  • Episodic Memory: “What did we discuss 5 minutes ago?” (Recent chat history).
  • Semantic Memory: “What are the user’s preferences?” (Long-term facts stored in Vector DB).
  • Procedural Memory: “How do I perform this task?” (Stored skills/workflows).

4. Knowledge Graphs

Use when relationships matter more than similarity.

  • Entities: Nodes (User, Product, Order).
  • Edges: Relationships (User -> Purchased -> Product).
  • Reasoning: “Find all products purchased by users who also bought X”.

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