At work we already have MCPs eating part of the context budget (rules, Atlassian, etc.), so I was not happy about also losing a big chunk of it to terminal output. So I built ccp , a small wrapper that keeps the command the same and trims the noisy parts before they reach the model. One real ccp gain result from refactoring tests in a Java project with Gradle:
- 88 commands proxied, 5,330,571 -> 90,127 estimated tokens, 98.31% saved
- Bottom line: 5,240,444 estimated tokens saved while preserving native execution semantics Repo: https://github.com/SuppieRK/ccp Curious what tends to drain the most context during your work. submitted by /u/SuppieRK
Originally posted by u/SuppieRK on r/ClaudeCode
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