Oracle Context Bundler FAQs

Question 1

How does Oracle handle long-running AI tasks?

Accepted Answer

Oracle uses a session management system stored in ~/.oracle/sessions. If a run detaches or times out, you can reattach to the stored session using the CLI rather than starting over.

Question 2

Can I preview my prompt before sending it?

Accepted Answer

Yes, using the --dry-run and --files-report flags allows you to see the exact payload and token count before any tokens are consumed or requests are sent.

Question 3

What is the difference between API and Browser engines?

Accepted Answer

The API engine is used for standard model calls when a key is provided, while the Browser engine automates a web session to use models like GPT-5.2 Pro for deep-reasoning tasks.

Question 4

What is the primary purpose of the Oracle skill?

Accepted Answer

Oracle serves as a context manager that packages your prompt and selected local files into a single request, giving the AI model full visibility into your codebase for better accuracy.

Question 5

Does Oracle support file exclusions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it supports glob patterns for inclusion and exclusion, and it automatically respects .gitignore rules to prevent uploading unnecessary files like node_modules or build artifacts.

Oracle Context Bundler

Key Features

Use Cases

Oracle Context Bundler

Key Features

Use Cases