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==== Stuff that devs, MLOps teams, and vendors build directly for builders. ==== ===== - LoreToken SDKs for major languages - Python/JS/Rust/Go bindings to encode/decode LoreTokens, query SAIQL, and talk LTTP endpoints. - “LTClient” libraries that replace JSON with LoreTokens wherever the consumer is AI-based. ===== * Prompt compilers - A “LoreCompiler” that turns long natural-language prompts and agent configs into compact LoreToken macros. - Equivalent of SQL stored procedures, but for prompting: LT_PROMPT.NOVA_TRADE_REVIEW_V2 instead of 2k tokens of English instructions. * IDE integrations - VS Code / JetBrains plugins that: - Show which segments of a prompt or config have been “LoreTokenized.” - Offer suggestions to factor repeated instructions into reusable tokens. - Visualize token savings and latency impact. ===== - LoreToken Dataset Format (LTDF) - A dataset standard where examples are compact LoreTokens + minimal natural language, reducing disk, bandwidth, and training tokens. - Tools that convert classic JSONL corpora into LTDF, deduplicate instructions, and annotate concept clusters. ===== * Quantization & evaluation suites (building on LTQUANT) - Turn the LTQUANT spec into an open-source benchmarking toolkit: run one command, get a quantization parity report including token savings and cost projections. LTQUANT_SAIQL_Quantization_Pari… * Memory stores / vector DB replacements - Instead of storing giant chunks of text and embeddings, store LoreTokens and small meaning vectors (like in LTFS inodes), enabling SAIQL queries plus vector similarity in one engine. LTFS_Technical_Specification ===== - LoreGuard / LTInspector - Observability layer that records semantic traces (LoreToken sequences) instead of raw text for privacy and compactness. - Allows policy engines to enforce: “never send patient-related tokens to external models,” “trades over X size require human confirmation,” etc. ===== * Compliance by design - Because tokens carry semantic labels, compliance systems can reason about “what happened” without replaying full raw conversations or logs.
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