Releases: Supersynergy/agent-token-saver-skill-router
Release list
v1.2.4
v1.2.3
Separate optional router skill/CLI with bounded agent-team guidance. Adds coding-agent-team vs Microsoft Teams routing regression coverage and keeps --max 10 explicit-only.
v1.2.2
Prevents the software-development test boost from loading a debugger for plain verification. Debug and failing-test routes remain eligible.
v1.2.1
Keeps context-mode explicit-only for automatic skill routing, preventing ordinary test and verification tasks from loading its heavy handbook. Also extends workflow verb coverage for compression and context-reduction intents.
v1.1.0 — strict zero-skill routing
What changed
- Returns zero skills for trivial and unrelated prompts.
- Strict automatic routing selects at most one high-confidence skill.
- Explicit
$skill-namerequests still win. - Portable
agent-skill-routeCLI for Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, and Giga/GG Coder. - Neutral-install and routing tests in GitHub Actions.
Why it matters
The router no longer turns every prompt into hidden context. It adds context only when a relevant workflow skill is worth its token cost.
Verification
20 unit tests pass. Clean GG companion installation passes. Trivial prompts produce an empty router block.
agent-token-saver-skill-router v1.0.7
Smarter security-review routing, tested 10-skill staged controller manifests, and a direct bridge to the full agent-token-saver stack.\n\n- Security + review skills beat generic web/API matches for security audits.\n- Default remains 1-3 active skills; 10 is an explicit phased-controller ceiling.\n- Python stdlib only.\n- 15/15 tests pass.\n\nFull stack: https://github.com/Supersynergy/agent-token-saver
agent-token-saver-skill-router v1.0.4
1.0.4
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Routing fix: a skill matching several intent tokens now outranks a skill that hit one lucky rare name token (coverage multiplier in
score, locked by a red/green regression test). -
Instant install:
install.shis now curl-pipeable — no checkout needed:curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Supersynergy/agent-token-saver-skill-router/main/install.sh | bash -s -- claude # or codex / hermes / ggcoder / opencode / repo / all
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Fresh benchmark (2026-07-12, 458 installed skills): 37,080 → 227 estimated catalog tokens, 99.39% reduction (chars/4 estimate). README now invites third-party benchmark issues — run
benchon your library and post your numbers.
agent-token-saver-skill-router v1.0.2
README now leads with Save Your Skill Tokens, Humanlove product framing, proof tables, install paths, Hermes setup, FAQ, and verification. Router now scans GG Coder flat ~/.gg/skills/*.md skills and avoids stopword/substring false positives (e.g. si inside using). Verified with Python 3.14.4: py_compile, unittest (4 tests), bench on 422 skills with 99.33% estimated token reduction, and 5 real route/load checks.
agent-token-saver-skill-router v1.0.1
Adds native GG Coder install target at ~/.gg/skills/agent-token-saver-skill-router.md and removes the local Python 3.11 mise pin. Tested with Python 3.14.4, Codex in tmux, and GG Coder CLI/tmux shell checks. Verification: python3 -m py_compile scripts/agent_token_saver.py; python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -v; install --target ggcoder/codex --dry-run; benchmark reduction ~99.52%.
agent-token-saver-skill-router v1.0.0
Universal adaptive skill router for Hermes, Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Cursor/Windsurf, and repo-local agents.\n\nMeasured on this machine: 416 skills scanned; full catalog ~33,454 estimated tokens; router block ~172 estimated tokens; ~99.49% reduction.\n\nVerification: python3 -m py_compile scripts/agent_token_saver.py && python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -v.