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@promptc/passes

v1.0.1

Published

Deterministic optimization passes for promptc IR.

Readme

@promptc/passes

The optimization-pass library for the promptc compiler. Each pass is deterministic, LM-free, and operates on the typed PromptIR defined in @promptc/ir.

Install

bun add @promptc/passes
# or
npm install @promptc/passes

Passes

| name | what it does | |---|---| | dead_instruction_elimination | Drop instructions not referenced by output schema, examples, or peers. | | example_pruning_by_mutual_info | Drop few-shot examples redundant by token overlap with retained peers. | | format_collapse | Collapse verbose markdown/XML formatting where whitespace-insensitive. | | whitespace_redundancy_strip | Trim trailing whitespace, collapse blank-line runs, strip filler openers. | | vocab_simplification | Rewrite verbose phrases to short equivalents from a curated map. |

Per-pass preconditions, postconditions, behavior-preservation arguments, and determinism proof sketches live in docs/PASSES.md and DESIGN.md §4.

Quick API

import {
  deadInstructionElimination,
  examplePruningByMutualInfo,
  formatCollapse,
  whitespaceRedundancyStrip,
  vocabSimplification,
  type Pass,
  type PassResult,
} from "@promptc/passes";
import { buildPromptIR } from "@promptc/ir";

const ir = buildPromptIR({ sourceFormat: "markdown" });

// Run a single pass:
const result: PassResult = whitespaceRedundancyStrip(ir, { target: "cost" });
if (result.applied) {
  console.log("dropped tokens (approx):", result.droppedTokens);
  // result.ir is the post-pass IR
}

Each pass has the shape:

type Pass = (ir: PromptIR, opts: PassOptions) => PassResult;

type PassResult = {
  applied: boolean;
  ir: PromptIR;
  droppedTokens?: number;
  debug?: Record<string, unknown>;
  reason?: string;            // if applied === false
};

Passes can also be imported individually for tree-shaking:

import { whitespaceRedundancyStrip } from "@promptc/passes/whitespace_redundancy";

Determinism

Every pass is a pure function of its IR + options. No I/O, no clock, no RNG, no LM calls. Same IR + same options + same compiler version produces the same post-pass IR, bit-for-bit.

Links

License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.