"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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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
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.
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