feat: add /dcp sweep command for manual context pruning #299
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merge dev into master
v1.2.5 - Version bump
- Add /dcp sweep command to prune tools since last user message - Support optional count argument: /dcp sweep 10 prunes last 10 tools - Expand commands config to object with enabled and protectedTools fields - Respect protected tools and protected file patterns in sweep - Update help command UI for cleaner display - Update README and JSON schema for new config structure
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Summary
/dcp sweepcommand to prune tools since the last user message/dcp sweep 10prunes the last 10 toolscommandsconfig from boolean to object withenabledandprotectedToolsfieldsChanges
New Command
/dcp sweep- Prunes all tools since the previous user message/dcp sweep N- Prunes the last N toolsConfig Structure