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jev-pruner

Claude Code plugin and opt-in Codex wrapper that use Jev to trim long Bash output before the main model sees it, while preserving diagnostics and archiving the full output locally for recovery; scoring sends command output and session history to TypeSafe, and its retention rules are heuristics rather than guarantees.

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