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prompt-chunker-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Professional CLI tool to split large AI prompts into manageable chunks for AI models.

Downloads

100

Readme

🚀 prompt-chunker-cli

prompt-chunker-cli is a professional, high-performance CLI tool designed for AI engineers and developers. It splits massive AI prompts into manageable, numbered chunks that you can easily copy and paste into LLMs (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.).

No more "Message too long" errors! Split your prompts with precision and style.

✨ Features

  • 📦 Smart Splitting: Intelligent sentence-aware splitting (prevents cutting sentences in half).
  • 🛠️ Pxc Paste: Directly paste prompts without creating files.
  • 💾 Session Recovery: Use pxc last to recover your last prompt session.
  • 🎮 Interactive Mode: Navigate chunks with arrow keys, copy with one click, and expand chunks on the fly.
  • 📋 Clipboard Integration: Automatically copy chunks to your clipboard.
  • ⚙️ Persistent Config: Save your preferred chunk size and delimiters.

🚀 Installation

Install globally via npm:

npm install -g prompt-chunker-cli

Note: This installs both prompt-chunker-cli and the short alias pxc.

📖 Usage

Basic Usage

Split a file and enter interactive mode:

pxc my-huge-prompt.txt

Paste Mode (The "AI Engineer's Best Friend")

Don't want to create a file? Just paste your prompt directly:

pxc paste

This opens your default editor (or Notepad on Windows). Paste your prompt, save, and close to start chunking.

Reload Last Prompt

Forgot to copy a chunk? Quickly jump back into your last session:

pxc last

Specifying Chunk Size

pxc prompt.txt --size 500

Divide into N Chunks

pxc prompt.txt --chunks 5

Configure Defaults

Set your preferred style once and forget it:

pxc config --size 1000 --delimiter "---"

Pipe Input

cat large-log.txt | pxc

Non-Interactive Mode

Just output all chunks to the terminal:

pxc prompt.txt --no-interactive

🎮 Interactive Mode Commands

Once in interactive mode, you can:

  • Arrow Keys: Navigate between chunks.
  • Copy: Copy the current chunk to your clipboard.
  • Expand (+100): Dynamically add more characters to the current chunk if you need more context.
  • Jump: Quickly move to a specific chunk number.

🛠️ Development

git clone https://github.com/aswintt/prompt-chunker-cli.git
cd prompt-chunker-cli
npm install
npm run build
npm start -- --file example.txt

📄 License

MIT © aswintt