Can I ask why? The modern models deal with compaction remarkably well, to the point where I dropped my autocompact from 1M to 350k. I've seen no change in efficacy and a reduced usage rate.
Maybe things are better now. It's been a while since I've compacted a conversation.
Read your memory.md to see what Claude thinks is very important.
I'm mostly working on moderately sized rust codebases (600k~ lines) with reasonably long running tasks. The only time I intentionally do a handoff is if the next goal is in an entirely different section of the code, or I let the session cache expire, or I'm working with 6.1 Sol for more than a few hours, which admittedly has some horrendous context drift compared to Opus.