TokenCap introduces safe compression for code in markdown prompts

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TokenCap has developed a markdown compression tool to fit large codebases into AI model prompts. The new tool is designed to prevent common compression errors that corrupt code blocks, file paths, and syntax. It uses validation steps to protect critical elements like fenced code blocks and indentation before compression. The system's preservation of code is verified through automated property testing. Users can preview compression results with a dry-run command before applying changes.

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