Hi! I’d like to request a small CLI UI enhancement.

Proposal
Add the number of context compressions/compactions performed in the current session to the CLI status bar.

Why this would help
When working in long sessions, context compression is an important runtime signal. Exposing it in the status bar would make it much easier to understand:
- how many times the session has already been compacted
- whether the agent is operating in a “heavily compressed” conversation
- how much trust to place in very old conversational context
- when it may be better to start a fresh session

Suggested display
Something like this in the existing status bar:

⚕ glm-5 │ 78.3K/204.8K │ 🔟 [████░░░░░░] 38% │ 20m │ ⏱ 16s

Where:
- the extra number/icon indicates the count of context compressions in the current session
- for example, “10” means the session has been compacted 10 times

Implementation note
As far as I understand, Hermes already tracks compression state internally, so this may mainly be a matter of exposing that counter in the CLI status bar render path.

Scope
This request is only for the CLI status bar, not gateway or other UIs.

Optional idea
It could also be nice to make the indicator visually stronger after several compressions, for example:
- normal color for low counts
- warning color after a threshold

Thanks — I think this would be a very useful quality-of-life improvement for long-running CLI sessions.