What should a continuation prompt include?
Task state, changed files, missing proof, protected areas, and one explicit next action.
Continuation prompts
Good continuation prompts preserve operational state. They do not ask the next session to rediscover it.
01 / The problem
02 / Root cause
03 / Without RunTrim
04 / With RunTrim
05 / FAQ
Task state, changed files, missing proof, protected areas, and one explicit next action.
Yes. Copy mode works with any agent UI. Command mode can wrap configured local agent CLIs.
No. The free CLI runs entirely locally. Source code stays on your machine.
Yes. They reduce repeated context reconstruction and keep the next run focused on remaining work.
A PASS / WARN / BLOCKED verdict with a structured report: status, changed paths, risk indicators, verification debt, and recommended follow-up actions.
Claude Code context limit? Continue the run without losing state.
When a run stops mid-task, the real cost is lost state. RunTrim keeps what changed, what is missing, and what to do next.
Keep run history across Claude, Codex, Cursor and ChatGPT.
AI coding gets messy when every session starts from scratch. RunTrim keeps local run memory visible between sessions.
Claude Code guardrails: scope runs before they edit.
Without explicit scope, Claude Code can drift into auth, billing, env, database, and other areas outside the task. RunTrim sets guardrails before the run starts.
A local-first control layer for AI coding agents.
RunTrim works in your repo. Source code never leaves your machine. Free CLI requires no account. Cloud sync is optional and metadata-only.
Use RunTrim to carry state forward so the next run starts with facts, not guesses.
Free · No account required · Local-first · Agent-agnostic