Developer-first token compression layer for llm optimization
Skip weeks of custom work by starting from a working token compression foundation.
What it does
Problem it solves
Where you can use it
How to use it
Example use cases
Cut LLM API costs without changing prompts
Drop the compression proxy between your app and the model API and pay for meaning, not for repeated boilerplate tokens.
Fit more history into the context window
Compress conversation history and retrieved documents so long-running chats and RAG answers stop overflowing the window.
An MCP building block for agent stacks
Slot it into an MCP-based setup as the token-efficiency layer shared by every agent in your stack.
Every one of these scenarios starts with cloning the repository — unlocking gives you the direct GitHub link.
What you can build with it
- An internal team dashboard that centralises token compression for a whole department
- A no-code style automation that triggers token compression on schedule or on events
- A white-label add-on that resells token compression to agencies
- A client-facing web app that turns token compression into a paid service
- A vertical product that adapts token compression to one specific industry niche
Best for
- Internal tooling and platform teams
- Startups replacing an expensive commercial vendor
- Small product teams without a large engineering budget
- Freelancers looking for reusable building blocks
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Possible business value
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