compact-and-offloadlisted

## Overview Compaction trims the conversation to free context. Anything not written down is lost. This skill makes compaction safe: it pushes durable knowledge into persistent memory first, so the next stretch of work resumes from the index rather than re-reading the codebase. ## Steps 1. Review the session for durable outcomes: decisions made, conventions agreed, architecture learned, gotchas hit, and any open todos. 2. For each, run `memory-capture` so it lands in `.claude/slipstream/memory/` and the `MEMORY.md` index. 3. Write a short plain-language summary of where the work stands and what is next, then compact. After compaction, the SessionStart hook reloads the memory index, and you re-read the project map rather than the old transcript. ## Verify Run `npx slipstream memory list --root .` and confirm the durable facts from this session are stored before you compact.