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Use this when the user explicitly requests to "write/polish NSFC grant abstract", "generate Chinese and English abstracts", or "translate Chinese abstract to English abstract". Output both Chinese and English versions: The English version must be a faithful translation of the Chinese version (no additional information, no omission of key constraints). The default limit for Chinese abstract is ≤400 characters (including punctuation), and ≤4000 characters for English abstract (including punctuation); the final limit shall prevail as specified in `skills/nsfc-abstract/config.yaml:limits`. Also output **title suggestions**: By default, provide 1 recommended title + 5 candidate titles with justifications (the quantity shall follow `config.yaml:title.title_candidates_default`). Output method: Write the results to `NSFC-ABSTRACTS.md` in the **working directory** (the file name shall follow `config.yaml:output.filename`), which includes in order `# Title Suggestions`, Chinese abstract, English abstract, and length self-check. ⚠️ Not applicable in the following cases: - The user only wants to translate a general text unrelated to grant proposals (direct translation is required instead) - The user only wants to write the main body of project justification/research content/research foundation (use the corresponding NSFC series skill instead)
Context compression and summarization methodology. Techniques for reducing token usage while preserving decision-critical information.
Compress long conversation histories, large code files, research results, and documents by 70% without losing critical information. Triggers when context window fills up, when summarizing previous steps in multi-step tasks, before loading large files into context, or on "summarize", "compress", "reduce context", "save tokens".
Compress input text using Exponential Semantic Density Scaling (ESDS). Use when asked for ESDS compression or a dense semantic payload of state changes, architectural decisions, outcomes, and blockers.
Compress verbose intermediate agent handoffs into concise, loss-aware English while preserving decisions, facts, constraints, identifiers, paths, commands, acceptance criteria, references, and unresolved questions. Use only as an inline utility when a parent workflow needs a smaller temporary handoff; never replace canonical documents or route the project.