| name: | contextburn | |||||||
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| description: | Measure coding-agent context/token efficiency from existing Claude Code transcript logs, identify repeated context re-reading, and produce privacy-bounded efficiency evidence. IMPERIAL governed adapter for arsentev-ai/contextburn. | |||||||
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Upstream: arsentev-ai/contextburn
Pinned commit reviewed: 5d5d149a5c4123521d08f8b0e5ddb89c1b19cb61
License: MIT
Native runtime baseline: Python 3; upstream CLI itself is dependency-free for its basic local transcript analysis.
ContextBurn reads Claude Code transcript JSONL files already present on a compatible machine and estimates how much token traffic became model output versus repeated context re-reading. Upstream documents local-only analysis with no network calls for the core CLI.
Installed across the three IMPERIAL runtime nodes as a governed observability profile. Val Town serverless nodes do not have a verified local ~/.claude/projects/**/*.jsonl transcript store and therefore are not claimed as native ContextBurn hosts. Native execution requires a compatible host with Python 3 and explicit access to the relevant local transcript directory.
Compatible-host baseline:
cp bin/contextburn ~/bin/contextburn chmod +x ~/bin/contextburn contextburn detail 24 contextburn --json
Core local analysis requires no paid API. Do not activate any paid telemetry backend or paid model route for this skill. Spend remains 0 USD.
SKILL_BOUND != LOCAL_CLAUDE_TRANSCRIPTS_PRESENTTOKEN_EFFICIENCY_METRIC != TASK_QUALITYLOW_CONTEXT_BURN != CORRECT_RESULTOBSERVABILITY != AUTHORITYNO_NETWORK_CORE != PERMISSION_TO_EXPORT_TRANSCRIPTSAuthorship of this IMPERIAL adapter: Alexander Romaskevich / RomaskevicH. Upstream project authorship remains with Evgenii Arsentev and upstream contributors under the MIT license.