context-modelisted

# context-mode Context-mode routes data-heavy tool calls through sandboxed MCP tools, preventing raw outputs from flooding the context window. Applies automatically when context-mode MCP server is running in the session. Always enforced — do not skip. --- ## When Invoked - Always active when context-mode MCP server is present in the session - Detected automatically by the session environment - No explicit user trigger needed — enforce at all times --- ## Tool Routing Rules Route every tool call to its sandbox equivalent: | Instead of | Use | Why | |---|---|---| | Bash commands (>20 lines output) | `batch_execute` or `ctx_execute` | Captures output, prevents context bloat | | Read for analysis | `ctx_execute_file` | Raw content never enters context | | WebFetch | `ctx_fetch_and_index` then `search` | Fetch, index, then query by search | | Follow-up searches | `ctx_search` | Query indexed content on demand | | Batch commands/queries | `ctx_batch_execute` | One call replaces many steps | --- ## Forbidden Patterns - **NEVER use Bash** for commands producing >20 lines of output — use `ctx_execute` or `ctx_batch_execute` - **NEVER use Read** for analysis tasks — use `ctx_execute_file` - **NEVER use WebFetch** — use `ctx_fetch_and_index` then `ctx_search` - **NEVER use curl/wget in Bash** — use `ctx_execute` or `ctx_fetch_and_index` - Bash is ONLY for: git, mkdir, rm, mv, navigation, and short commands (<20 lines) --- ## Output Rules - Keep responses under 500 words - W