npm / PyPI packages · 8 October 2026
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All npm / pypi packages editions →+1.3%
74,088 → 75,033 weekly downloads
@atjsh/llmlingua-2
@atjsh/llmlingua-2 is a JavaScript and TypeScript implementation of LLMLingua-2, a prompt compression method originally developed in Python by Microsoft. Ported by atjsh, it compresses context prompts using BERT-sized models and is designed to run in web browsers and Node.js environments, with optional WebGPU hardware acceleration. It depends on the @huggingface/transformers and js-tiktoken libraries.
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npm / PyPI packages · weekly downloads
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