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Compress React, HTML, and SVG into JSXN for more efficient AI code handling.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "jsx-notation" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Read the page and component files in this Next.js component directory, encode them into JSXN, and output the compressed result with a file map so I can send it to an AI for refactoring suggestions.
Returns compressed JSXN content and a file map, ready to share with an AI for code review or refactoring.
Decode this JSXN back into the original React and SVG files, output them by directory structure, and preserve readable code formatting.
Produces decoded source files organized in the original structure for further development or debugging.
Read this project snippet containing React pages, HTML templates, and SVG icons, convert it to the most compact JSXN representation, and report the size comparison before and after compression.
Outputs a compact representation suitable for LLM input, along with the compression ratio or size reduction summary.
Compress oversized JSON arrays into compact toon-style text to save tokens.
Compress Claude Code and OpenCode context losslessly for longer, more efficient coding tasks.
Compress MCP tool schemas to cut tokens while preserving semantics deterministically.
Analyze and debug JavaScript in web pages for reverse engineering tasks.
Compress long contexts and retrieve reusable summaries to reduce LLM token usage.
Convert common files into compact AI-ready Markdown for efficient LLM processing.