Stripping terminal noise from agent context via a lazy-loaded local CLI layer. Looking for brutal feedback on this heuristic.

When building long-running coding agents, terminal output is one of the fastest ways to poison a context window. If an agent runs an intensive build, an install command, or a massive search ( grep / find ), it easily generates hundreds of lines of raw log noise. The agent reads it once to check the status, but you continue to pay for those massive, redundant log tokens on every subsequent turn in the conversation loop. To fix this, we designed a lightweight CLI layer called Boost to act as a contextual gate