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# ContextGuard Audit Run a best-effort transcript audit, then interpret the result conservatively. Default command: ```bash context-guard-audit ~/.claude/projects --top 20 --recommend ``` If the user supplies a path, audit that path instead. If no path is supplied, keep the default Claude projects path: ```bash if [ -n "$ARGUMENTS" ]; then context-guard-audit "$ARGUMENTS" --top 20 --recommend else context-guard-audit ~/.claude/projects --top 20 --recommend fi ``` Report: - observed token buckets: input, output, cache_read, cache_creation; - model distribution; - query_source distribution: main, subagent, auxiliary; - top transcript files and commands observed; - generated recommendations with priority, reason, action, and evidence; - `cache_friendliness` status, bounded prefix/tail churn signals, and any cache-layout findings; - top likely causes and one safe next experiment. Privacy: default output uses basename+hash transcript labels and command category+hash labels. Do not ask for `--show-paths` or `--show-commands` unless the user explicitly wants local identifiers in the report. Cache-friendliness diagnostics use bounded redacted segment hashes and do not print raw prompt text. Recommendations are heuristics; treat them as hypotheses, especially with small `files` or `records` counts. Caveat: Claude Code transcript schemas can change. Treat this as an operational signal, not billing authority. `cache_read`/`cache_creation` and `cache_friendliness` are provid