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@openvole/paw-compact

v2.0.0

Published

Default context compaction Paw for OpenVole — summarizes old messages to free context window

Readme

@openvole/paw-compact

Context compaction — heuristic trimming (default) + optional LLM summarization.

npm

Part of OpenVole — the microkernel AI agent framework.

Install

npm install @openvole/paw-compact

Compaction Levels

Level 0: Heuristic (default, free)

No LLM needed. Two-phase approach:

  1. Phase 1: Shrink seen tool results in-place (works even with few messages)
  2. Phase 2: Replace old messages with structured summary (tool calls, results, errors)

Level 1: LLM Summarization (opt-in)

Uses a configurable LLM to produce structured summaries preserving task context, decisions, blockers, and next steps. Falls back to Level 0 if LLM unavailable.

# Use a cheap local model
VOLE_COMPACT_MODEL=ollama/llama3.1:8b

# Or a cloud model
VOLE_COMPACT_MODEL=openai/gpt-4o-mini
VOLE_COMPACT_MODEL=gemini/gemini-2.0-flash

Config

{
  "name": "@openvole/paw-compact",
  "allow": {
    "network": ["*"],
    "env": ["VOLE_COMPACT_KEEP_RECENT", "VOLE_COMPACT_MODEL",
            "OLLAMA_HOST", "OPENAI_API_KEY", "GEMINI_API_KEY"]
  }
}

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | VOLE_COMPACT_KEEP_RECENT | Number of recent messages to keep uncompacted (default: 10) | | VOLE_COMPACT_MODEL | LLM for summarization in provider/model format. If not set, auto-detects or uses heuristic |

How It Works

Runs in-process as part of the kernel's context management. When context exceeds 75% of maxContextTokens:

  1. Phase 1 always runs — shrinks large tool results the Brain has already seen
  2. Phase 2 runs if enough messages — LLM summarizes old messages (or heuristic if no LLM)
  3. Result: first user message + summary + recent messages

The LLM client initializes lazily on first compaction, not at startup.

License

MIT