Reload

When your Claude conversation gets bloated with token usage, this skill diagnoses the problem, shows you a dry-run of what it'll prune, then treats the session and spawns a watcher that auto-opens a fresh terminal window when you exit. You pick gentle, standard, or aggressive depending on how much history you want to keep. It's genuinely clever that it combines the treatment and reload in one command so you don't accidentally double-treat. The workflow is transparent: you see the token savings before committing, then just type /exit and you're back in business with a leaner context. Great for long debugging sessions that have accumulated too much noise.

GitHub stars: 332
last updated: Jun 11, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add ruya-ai/cozempic --skill reload --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

Treat the session and spawn an auto-resume watcher that opens a new terminal after you exit.

Steps

Diagnose first:
```
cozempic current --diagnose
```

Dry-run:

cozempic treat current -rx $ARGUMENTS

If no argument was provided, use standard:

cozempic treat current -rx standard

Show results including token savings. Ask confirmation.
Apply reload (treats + saves + spawns watcher in one shot):
```
cozempic reload -rx $ARGUMENTS
```
Do NOT run cozempic treat --execute before cozempic reload — reload already treats internally. Running both would double-treat.
Tell the user: "Treatment applied. Type /exit — a new Terminal window will open automatically with the pruned session."