Make Claude Code faster and cheaper without losing context
Context Gateway cuts latency and token spend for Claude Code / Codex / OpenClaw by compressing tool output while preserving important context. Setup takes less than a minute. Quality-of-life features: instant context compaction and setting spend limit in Claude Code.
Hey all! 👋 We are releasing Context Gateway - our context compression proxy, which cuts token spend and improves accuracy/latency for Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, and other agents. We built it because agents struggle to efficiently manage lengthy context: each tool an agent calls can return thousands of redundant tokens, leading to unnecessary spend, higher latency, and lower generation quality. The proxy invisibly fixes that by compressing whatever context the agent has to deal with. We've als
The token compression angle is the right problem to attack — once devs start hitting context limits mid-session, the cognitive cost of managing that manually kills flow. Curious how the compression handles cases where the 'noise' in tool output turns out to be context a later step actually needed — that edge case is where these systems tend to break trust with developers. The Claude Code integration is smart timing given how fast that tool's adoption is moving right now. Would be interested to s
Very nice! Going to give it a shot! Does it work in the claude code desktop app version as well?
So to cut token spend in Claude Code you actually spend more tokens on a summarizer model? And this model will summarize your content on it's will, actually running the risk of cutting important information? Could the summarization be done with a local model instead?
Relevant issue we are all facing! I could see you getting acquihired. Congrats on the launch
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