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The document-mode plugin persisted each taskRef/subTaskRef chip with its task title as inline content plus an isDone attr. Both are re-derived from the host task cache on load (migrateStoredDoc backfills content, refreshChipContentFromCache overwrites both), so storing them only inflates the synced blob -- and the title is its byte-heavy part.
Add a pure stripChipContent() that collapses every chip to a bare identity atom { type, attrs: { taskId } }, and apply it in flushSave / flushSaveSync before serializing. The live editor document keeps its inline content, so title write-back is unaffected; only the persisted copy shrinks. A bare-atom chip loads through the existing unchanged pipeline, so no schema bump or migration is needed. Roughly halves the per-change sync payload.
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