ccp trims terminal noise for local coding agents

This is a smart niche tool for the fast-growing crowd running coding agents on constrained local hardware: it does not try to replace the shell, just make agent-facing terminal output cheaper.

• –The core pitch is pragmatic: preserve native command behavior, exit codes, and diagnostics while stripping repetitive low-signal output
• –The repo already shows concrete wins, including a reported 93.73% token reduction in a multi-repo research session and strong savings on noisy commands like `find`, `gradle`, and `docker logs`
• –Broad agent integration support matters more than the compression trick itself, because it gives Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, Windsurf, and others a common low-friction way to shrink terminal context
• –The biggest risk is trust: developers will want proof that compaction never hides the one warning or stack trace line that actually matters, so the `--raw` escape hatch is essential
• –If local coding setups keep moving downmarket onto consumer GPUs and laptops, tooling like this becomes part of the AI dev ergonomics stack, not just a clever wrapper