Works With

Works with

tokenwright measures what skills and sessions cost and suggests what to trim. It links to the plugins that already do part of that job and doesn't copy them.

readwright

Handoff. tokenwright's reading rule is outline first, then one section. For books and PDFs it points to readwright, whose rw.py prints an outline, a single section, or grep hits, so a long document never loads whole.

Example. Someone asks a question about chapter 6 of a 400-page PDF. readwright prints the outline, then that chapter alone, and the session stays small.

Use both when sessions read long documents.

everscout and fetchwright

Handoff. An everscout beat called token-saving scans Claude Code issues, forums and Hacker News for new tricks. Its notes become sourced entries in tokenwright's research. Reddit is reached through fetchwright, because plain web search returns nothing there.

Use both when you refresh tokenwright and want new leads, not just a recheck of the old ones.

Plugins that load often: askwright, grindwright and the rest

Handoff. tw.py sizes any plugin's skills, and the catalog parks the ones you rarely use. A plugin like askwright or grindwright loads in many sessions, so cutting its skill text saves the most.

Use both when a skill grows after a release, or your installed set is crowding the context.