The regular /prune command leaves tool call 'receipts', which includes the command executed and whether it succeeded or failed, but not results. The extended prune removes both.
The how is important, but I've found all of the decisions, question, answers, and results are the most important and the tool calls themselves secondary. When necessary, the tool calls can be deleted without much being lost.
The how is important, but I've found all of the decisions, question, answers, and results are the most important and the tool calls themselves secondary. When necessary, the tool calls can be deleted without much being lost.