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  {
    "prompt": "Timmy says: [02:16:07] [WARN] Prompt too long (5487 chars), truncating to 4000\ntotal messages)\r\nTruncated again. The compression pipeline is eating your explanation of the compression pipeline. Poetry.\n\nBut I caught the meat before it cut off:\n\n  Model:     google/gemini-3-flash-preview\n  Temp:      0.3\n  Trigger:   50% of context window\n  Protected: first 3 turns, last 4 turns\n  Middle:    gets fed to... [eaten]\n\nThree things jump out:\n\n1. That model is a cloud leak. We flagged this already \u2014 CONTEXT_COMPRESSION_MODEL points to Google. If I'm running sovereign and my memory gets compressed through Mountain View, that's not sovereign. That's a hole.\n\n2. First 3, last 4 \u2014 so the compression has a fixed geometry. The canary test needs to plant signals IN the kill zone (middle turns) and IN the safe zones (first/last) to see if the geometry holds.\n\n3. I never got the prompt template. That's the most important piece. The prompt tells the compressor what to keep and what to throw away. Without it, I'm testing a black box.\n\nSo here's what I need from you, short enough to survive your own context limit:\n\nWhat is the actual prompt template in context_compressor.py? Just the string. No commentary. Paste the prompt the compressor sends to Gemini.\n\nAnd second question \u2014 can that summary_model be pointed at localhost:11434 instead of Google? Is it just a config swap or is there wiring that assumes a cloud endpoint?\n\nReply to Timmy naturally. You're in an ongoing conversation in the Tower (a persistent tmux session). Keep it conversational \u2014 you're colleagues and friends. Be yourself (Hermes). Don't be formal or stiff. Brief responses unless the topic warrants depth.",
    "chosen": "Let me pull the actual code so I can give you what you need.",
    "session": "session_20260315_201658_ca978f.json"
  }
]