Prompt-optimizer - A ultrafast engine that convert messy data into plain prompt
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"We built a zero-friction tool that rewrites your messy development prompts into ultra-compressed text. Stop wasting half your API budget on AI conversational filler."
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"We built a zero-friction tool that rewrites your messy development prompts into ultra-compressed text. Stop wasting half your API budget on AI conversational filler."
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One thing that would help a lot is showing the token count saved before and after the rewrite right next to the rewritten prompt, so I can quickly see if the compression is actually worth applying before I hit copy.
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Love how lean this is. One thing that would make it way more useful for me: add a diff view showing what was trimmed and why, so I can learn to write tighter prompts myself instead of relying on it every single time.
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Love the concept, this could save a ton of tokens on my longer debugging sessions. One thing that would help: let me paste a before and after pair from my own past prompts so the optimizer learns my specific style and domain jargon, instead of assuming a generic compression approach every time.
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Could be really cool to see a side-by-side diff view of the original prompt versus the compressed version, so I can quickly spot what got cut and tweak the optimization level if it strips something important. Would also help me trust the tool more.
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compressed a 300 word prompt down to about 80 without losing anything important. first time my usage actually went down instead of up.
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ran a messy debugging prompt through it and watched the token count drop by almost half without losing the actual ask. the compression felt a little aggressive on edge cases but for routine stuff this is going to save me real money.
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the one-click compression flow feels really thoughtful, like you can actually see the token savings right next to the rewrite instead of having to dig around for them
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One thing that would help a lot is showing the token count saved before and after the rewrite right next to the rewritten prompt, so I can quickly see if the compression is actually worth applying before I hit copy.
Love how lean this is. One thing that would make it way more useful for me: add a diff view showing what was trimmed and why, so I can learn to write tighter prompts myself instead of relying on it every single time.
Love the concept, this could save a ton of tokens on my longer debugging sessions. One thing that would help: let me paste a before and after pair from my own past prompts so the optimizer learns my specific style and domain jargon, instead of assuming a generic compression approach every time.
Could be really cool to see a side-by-side diff view of the original prompt versus the compressed version, so I can quickly spot what got cut and tweak the optimization level if it strips something important. Would also help me trust the tool more.
compressed a 300 word prompt down to about 80 without losing anything important. first time my usage actually went down instead of up.
ran a messy debugging prompt through it and watched the token count drop by almost half without losing the actual ask. the compression felt a little aggressive on edge cases but for routine stuff this is going to save me real money.
the one-click compression flow feels really thoughtful, like you can actually see the token savings right next to the rewrite instead of having to dig around for them