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Installable packages, the resource types built into kdeps, and the versioned assets kdeps runs on, in one catalog. The colored badge on each entry says which kind it is.
21 entries
kdeps event: auto-compact
The shipped, out-of-the-box defaults for every token-economy event. Applying this after switching to "frugal" or "thorough" resets them all in one step, without needing to hand-edit or delete override files.
kdeps harness: branch-summary
Bound a collection to a fixed count while building it, keeping priority/recency order instead of growing unboundedly.
Summarize older conversation history into a checkpoint, keeping the most recent turns verbatim. Used by both auto-compact (full-context-window safety net) and fold (a tighter, more frequent trigger cadence for the same action).
kdeps harness: compaction-system
kdeps harness: compaction-update-user
kdeps harness: compaction-user
Drop the oldest complete entries from a growing in-flight collection to stay under a size budget, announcing the drop so nothing goes unexplained.
kdeps event: fold
kdeps event: force-answer-digest
Minimizes token usage: compacts and folds history sooner, injects far less memory context, truncates tool output harder, and caps tool-call budgets tighter. Best for cost-sensitive sessions or a small-context- window local model.
kdeps event: history-window-trim
kdeps harness: internals
kdeps event: memory-prompt-limit
kdeps harness: refine-system
kdeps event: side-call-max-tokens
Maximizes context retention: compacts and folds much less often, injects far more memory context, keeps more of every tool result, and allows larger tool-call budgets. Best for long research/investigation sessions where losing history hurts quality more than the extra tokens cost.
kdeps event: tool-error-truncate
kdeps event: tool-result-truncate
Shorten oversized content to a size budget, appending a marker noting what was cut, instead of refusing the operation outright.