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@snoai/chunking

v1.1.4

Published

Cuts text into clean, steady pieces so Sno Station can find the right one later.

Downloads

2,721

Readme

@snoai/chunking

Splits text into chunks the same way every time, on your machine, with no model in the loop.

It is one of the building blocks of the Sno Station memory engine: before a conversation or document can be searched by meaning and by keyword, it has to be cut into pieces of the right size. This package does that cutting. Conversations, prose and structured text each get their own boundaries, and Chinese, Japanese and Korean text is counted properly instead of being treated as one long word. The same input always gives the same chunks and the same chunk ids.

Install

npm install @snoai/[email protected]

Usage

import { chunk, getCjkRatio } from "@snoai/chunking";

const chunks = chunk("user: Remember the deployment checklist.", {
	contentType: "conversation",
	targetTokens: 4096,
	maxTokens: 4096,
});

console.log(chunks.map((c) => c.chunkText));
console.log(getCjkRatio("abc 中文"));

The package runs locally. It does not call hosted chunking APIs, fetch implementation code during install, require private npm credentials, or use an LLM for token counting or boundaries.

Who it is for: the memory engine (@snoai/memory) and anyone who needs deterministic chunking. If you want agent memory, start with the memory service setup. Licensed under Apache-2.0.