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This feature is experimental.

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Syntax

<ttc_safe>This text will not be compressed</ttc_safe>

Everything outside the tags will be compressed normally.
No attributes needed. Just the plain tags.

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Examples

This is especially helpful for chat-formatted prompts, where the turn labels are crucial for the model to parse the conversation correctly. Input: 
<ttc_safe>system:</ttc_safe> You are a helpful assistant that provides detailed information about software products and their pricing plans.
<ttc_safe>agent:</ttc_safe> Hello! I'd be happy to help you find information about software products and pricing. What would you like to know?
<ttc_safe>user:</ttc_safe> I'm looking for information about project management software that would work for a small team of about 10 people.
<ttc_safe>agent:</ttc_safe> I'd be happy to help you find the right project management software for your small team. Let me share some options with you.
<ttc_safe>user:</ttc_safe> That sounds great. Can you also include pricing information?
Output: 
system: You are helpful assistant provides detailed info about software products pricing plans.
agent: Hello! happy help find info software products pricing. What like know?
user: looking for info project management software small team about 10 people.
agent: happy help find right project management software small team. share options.
user: sounds great. include pricing info?
Notice how the turn labels (system:, agent:, user:) are preserved exactly as-is, while the surrounding content is compressed. This ensures the model can still parse the conversation structure correctly.