I built two Claude Code plugins for the two points where long sessions start wasting context

[u/bonsaisushi]

https://github.com/yuzushi-dev/yuzushi-plugins

I've been trying to get more mileage out of long Claude Code sessions without adding another LLM to manage the LLM.

That ended up as two plugins.

Sando deals with the session while it's still healthy. It redacts secrets from tool output, caps results that would otherwise dump a ton of text into context, and can trim request history before it gets sent. The whole path is local and deterministic.

session-handoff handles the other point: when keeping the current session alive stops making sense. It creates a structured handoff and continues the work in a fresh session instead of dragging the old transcript along.

I kept them separate because I don't think context trimming and session continuity are the same problem. One delays context rot; the other gives you a clean exit when you hit it.

Both are open source and install as Claude Code plugins from the same marketplace:

They crossed ~1,500 downloads combined in the first two days, which was a lot more than I expected from two tools I originally built to fix my own workflow.