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The most efficient LLM inputs

Bear-2 compression model processes your raw LLM inputs like documents, websites, and transcripts to pass in maximum context with minimum tokens.

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Strip filler text from raw LLM inputs

Bear-2 compresses long documents, websites and transcripts before they enter the LLM context window.

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Process raw LLM inputs

We build proprietary compression models to process raw text. Below 50ms inference with full determinism and cache safety.

In its most fundamental sense, compression is the process of encoding
information using fewer bits or resources than the original representation
by identifying and eliminating statistical redundancies or irrelevant data
within a dataset. Whether applied to digital media, text, or the high-
dimensional vector spaces of Large Language Models, compression relies on
the principle that most raw information contains noise or repeating patterns
that do not contribute new meaning. By applying an algorithm—or in your
case, an ML-based model—to map the input data into a more compact form,
you essentially distil the signal from the noise. In the context of ML
inputs, this means transforming long-form text into a dense, mathematically
efficient representation that preserves the original semantic intent and
logical relationships while significantly reducing the physical token count,
thereby allowing a system to process more information within the same fixed
computational window or budget.

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Wrap your existing client

One line wraps your OpenAI or Anthropic client. Your existing code stays the same. Compression happens automatically.

pip install the-token-company
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