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Splits an over-loaded always-loaded context asset (SKILL.md, CLAUDE.md, memory index) into a lean resident layer plus an on-demand layer, by when content is needed rather than by length, linked by imperative pointers. Alias: skill-splitter. Triggers: "SKILL.md too large", "split this skill", "skill is bloated", "skill file too long", "CLAUDE.md 너무 커".

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# salience-splitter — Governance-Semantic Context Split

> **Renamed from `skill-splitter` (2026-07-05).** Old-name references still route here. The rename reflects
> the generalized scope: the split criterion applies to **any always-loaded context asset** — a SKILL.md,
> a CLAUDE.md, or a memory index — not only skills. The label now names the substance (salience-tiering of
> always-loaded context), not one instance of it. Dogfood: applied to a memory index 2026-07-05.

> An always-loaded asset that holds everything in one layer is not simple — it is unscoped.
> The goal is a lean always-loaded layer + an on-demand layer, not one file and its appendix.

**Scope (all three share one criterion — salience: what must be in attention every load):**
- **SKILL.md** → always-loaded SKILL.md + on-demand `SKILL_detail.md`
- **CLAUDE.md** → lean rules + on-demand detail docs (imperative `> **Detail**: See …` pointers)
- **memory index** → hot `MEMORY.md` + on-demand `MEMORY_archive.md` (cold/closed/superseded entries)
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