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@p-vbordei/context-compressor

v1.0.0

Published

Context window compression and token-budget management for LLMs

Downloads

22

Readme

context-compressor

A robust context length manager and conversation compressor for LLM agent workspaces. It handles secret scrubbing/redaction, token estimation, tool output pruning/deduplication, and progressive context summarization.

License

Apache License 2.0 (100% independent and open-source).

Features

  • Secret Redaction: Regex-based masking for database connection strings, JWTs, Slack/GitHub/Discord tokens, private keys, environment variables, authorization headers, and phone numbers.
  • Token Estimation: Fast and accurate character-based token approximation that matches Python integer floor division formulas (length + 3) // 4.
  • Tool Result Pruning & Deduplication: MD5-based duplicate tool output elimination, one-line summary generation for massive tool outputs (terminal outputs, read/write files), and JSON parameter truncation.
  • Progressive Compression: Automatically protect crucial conversation headers (system instructions, first user/assistant exchange) and tail turns, while progressively summarizing middle turns through a customizable callback.

Installation

npm install context-compressor

Usage

1. Sensitive Text Redaction

Use redactSensitiveText to mask sensitive API keys, database connection strings, and authorization tokens:

import { redactSensitiveText } from 'context-compressor';

const dirtyLogs = "Connecting with DB URL postgresql://admin:superSecretPassword@localhost:5432/mydb and token ghp_1234567890abcdefghij1234567890abcdefghij";
const cleanLogs = redactSensitiveText(dirtyLogs, true);

console.log(cleanLogs);
// "Connecting with DB URL postgresql://admin:***@localhost:5432/mydb and token ghp_12...fghij"

2. Context Compression and Summarization

Set up ContextCompressor to manage long prompt messages and fit within target context windows:

import { ContextCompressor, Message } from 'context-compressor';

const compressor = new ContextCompressor({
  contextLength: 8000,
  thresholdPercent: 0.50, // Compress when active prompt exceeds 4000 tokens
  protectFirstN: 1,       // Protect system + first user message
  protectLastN: 4,        // Protect latest 4 messages from summarizing
  summarizeCallback: async (prompt: string) => {
    // Invoke LLM to summarize the formatted turns
    const response = await callLlm({
      system: "Summarize this part of the conversation compactly, keeping key facts.",
      prompt
    });
    return response.text;
  }
});

let messages: Message[] = [
  { role: 'system', content: 'You are an agent.' },
  { role: 'user', content: 'Start task X.' },
  // ... many middle tool calls, terminal outputs, and file modifications ...
  { role: 'assistant', content: 'Here is what we have.' },
  { role: 'user', content: 'Now show me the status.' }
];

// Check if we exceed the budget and need compression
if (compressor.shouldCompress(promptTokens)) {
  messages = await compressor.compress(messages, promptTokens);
}