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@blanklogic/refinery-core

v0.2.5

Published

Clean context before AI sees it — shared BlankLogic Refinery engines (local, no upload).

Readme

@blanklogic/refinery-core

Shared local engine for BlankLogic Refinery — de-bloat, secret redaction, and full refine.

This package powers the CLI, MCP server, proxy transforms, and extension backend. It is local-only: no network calls, no API keys, no BlankLogic server dependency.

What's new in 0.2.0

  • Release alignment with proxy whitelist/graph and MCP telemetry hardening (no API break).
  • 512 KB max input guard on all refine/sanitize entry points.

Saved tokens or caught a secret?

If BlankLogic trimmed noise, redacted secrets, or cut token waste for you, a quick review helps others find it:

Install

npm install @blanklogic/refinery-core

API

import { refineFull, runCodeDebloater, runTokenSanitizer } from '@blanklogic/refinery-core'

const cleaned = refineFull(input)

| Function | Behavior | |----------|----------| | runCodeDebloater(input) | Remove tracker noise, comments, and boilerplate | | runTokenSanitizer(input) | Redact obvious secrets; compact text | | refineFull(input) | De-bloat, then sanitize |

When to use this package

  • Building integrations on top of Refinery
  • Monorepo workspaces that need the engine without the CLI binary
  • Advanced pipelines that call de-bloat and sanitize separately

Most users should start with @blanklogic/refinery (CLI) or the VS Code extension.

Related BlankLogic tools

| Product | Link | |---------|------| | CLI | @blanklogic/refinery | | MCP | @blanklogic/refinery-mcp | | Proxy | @blanklogic/proxy | | Homepage | blanklogic.io | | Refinery web app | blanklogic.io/refinery |

Privacy

Local-only. No Stripe, BlankLogic servers, Ollama, or third-party APIs.

Support