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Entroly — Cut AI Token Costs by 70–95%

Your AI coding tools only see 5% of your codebase.
Entroly gives them the full picture — for a fraction of the cost.

npm install entroly-wasm && npx entroly-wasm  |  pip install entroly && entroly go  |  📊 Live Dashboard →  |  Live demo →

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The Problem — and the Bottom-Line Impact

Every AI coding tool — Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Codex — has the same blind spot: it only sees 5–10 files at a time. The other 95% of your codebase is invisible. This causes hallucinated APIs, broken imports, missed dependencies, and wasted developer hours fixing AI-generated mistakes.

Models keep getting bigger — Claude Opus 4.7 just dropped with even more capability and even higher per-token costs. Larger context windows don't solve the problem; they make it worse. You're paying for 186,000 tokens per request — most of which is duplicated boilerplate.

Entroly fixes both problems in 30 seconds. It compresses your entire codebase into the AI context window at variable resolution, so your AI sees everything — and you pay for almost none of it.

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What Changes on Day 1

Metric	Before Entroly	After Entroly
Files visible to AI	5–10	Your entire codebase
Tokens per request	~186,000	9,300 – 55,000
Monthly AI spend (at 1K req/day)	~$16,800	$840 – $5,040
AI answer accuracy	Incomplete, often hallucinated	Dependency-aware, correct
Developer time fixing AI mistakes	Hours/week	Near zero
Setup	Days of prompt engineering	30 seconds

ROI example: A 10-person team spending $15K/month on AI API calls saves $10K–$14K/month on day 1. Entroly pays for itself in the first hour. (It's free and open-source, so it actually pays for itself instantly.)

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What Your Competitors Already Know

The teams adopting Entroly today aren't just saving money — they're compounding an advantage your team can't catch up to.

• Week 1: Their AI sees 100% of their codebase. Yours sees 5%. They ship faster.
• Month 1: Their runtime has learned their codebase patterns. Yours is still hallucinating imports.
• Month 3: Their installation is plugged into the federation — absorbing optimization strategies from thousands of other teams worldwide. Yours doesn't know this exists.
• Month 6: They've saved $80K+ in API costs. That budget went into hiring. You're still explaining to finance why the AI bill keeps growing.

Every day you wait, the gap widens. The federation effect means early adopters get smarter faster — and that advantage compounds.

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How It Works (30 Seconds)

pip install entroly && entroly go

Or wrap your coding agent — one command:

entroly wrap claude       # Claude Code
entroly wrap cursor       # Cursor
entroly wrap codex        # Codex CLI
entroly wrap aider        # Aider
entroly wrap copilot      # GitHub Copilot

Or use the proxy — zero code changes, any language:

entroly proxy --port 9377
ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL=http://localhost:9377 your-app
OPENAI_BASE_URL=http://localhost:9377/v1 your-app

Drop it into your own code — two lines:

from entroly import compress, compress_messages

# Compress any content (code, JSON, logs, prose)
compressed = compress(api_response, budget=2000)

# Or compress a full LLM conversation
messages = compress_messages(messages, budget=30000)

What happens under the hood:

1. Index — Maps your entire codebase in <2 seconds (Rust data plane)
2. Score — Ranks every file by Kolmogorov information density
3. Select — Picks the mathematically optimal subset (submodular knapsack with (1-1/e) guarantee)
4. Deliver — Critical files go in full, supporting files as signatures, everything else as references
5. Learn — PRISM RL tracks what works, gets smarter over time
6. Verify — RAVS decomposes requests, routes cheap paths to deterministic executors, and verifies every answer

Your AI now sees 100% of your codebase. You pay for 5–30% of the tokens. And the work that can be verified is verified.

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Live Dashboard & Control Panel

Every command auto-opens a browser dashboard at http://localhost:9378 — no extra install, no React build, nothing to configure.

Dashboard — real-time metrics (token savings, PRISM weights, health grade, cost savings, pipeline latency):

http://localhost:9378        ← auto-opens on entroly go / proxy / daemon

Control Panel — full control surface for the daemon:

http://localhost:9378/controls

Control	What it does
Optimization toggle	Enable/pause context optimization
Bypass mode	Forward requests raw for A/B testing
Quality selector	Switch between Fast / Balanced / Max
Repo manager	See indexed repos, trigger re-index
PRISM weights	View learned weights, reset, run autotune
Federation	Opt-in/out of anonymous global learning
Log viewer	Real-time daemon logs in-browser

Everything is served inline from the Python package — pip install entroly includes the full UI. Zero npm, zero build step.

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Daemon Supervisor (entroly daemon)

One process that manages everything — proxy, dashboard, MCP server, file watcher, learning loop:

entroly daemon                 # start everything, opens browser
entroly daemon --no-proxy      # dashboard + MCP only
entroly daemon --quality max   # max quality mode

The daemon exposes a Control API at http://localhost:9378/api/control/*:

# Check daemon status
curl http://localhost:9378/api/control/status

# Toggle optimization
curl -X POST http://localhost:9378/api/control/optimization/pause
curl -X POST http://localhost:9378/api/control/optimization/enable

# Switch quality mode
curl -X POST http://localhost:9378/api/control/quality -d '{"mode":"max"}'

# Re-index a repo
curl -X POST http://localhost:9378/api/control/repos/reindex

# View learning weights
curl http://localhost:9378/api/control/learning

# Stop the daemon
curl -X POST http://localhost:9378/api/control/stop

Backward compatible: Existing entroly proxy, entroly serve, entroly dashboard commands work exactly as before. The daemon is additive.

Codebase Detection

If you run Entroly from a non-project directory (like your Desktop), it warns you:

  No codebase detected in: /Users/you/Desktop

  Navigate to your codebase first:
    cd /path/to/your/project
    entroly go

Entroly auto-detects Python, JS/TS, Rust, Go, Java, Ruby, C/C++, and 10+ other project types.

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The Competitive Edge — What Sets Entroly Apart

Context Scaffolding Engine (CSE): Haiku = Opus

Small, fast models (like Claude Haiku or Gemini Flash) are incredibly smart, but they struggle on large codebases because they cannot easily infer cross-file relationships from raw code chunks alone.

Entroly's new Context Scaffolding Engine (CSE) fixes this architectural blind spot. Backed by 6 state-of-the-art 2025/2026 research papers (including Graph Retrieval Augmented Code Generation and Small-to-Large Prompt Prediction), CSE dynamically extracts your codebase's dependency graph across 6 languages. It then injects a minimal, ~200-token structural preamble before the code context, explicitly mapping out imports, definitions, test coverage, and entry points.

The result? Haiku achieves Opus-level reasoning. By providing the cognitive scaffold that small models lack, you get flagship "Principal Engineer" performance at 1/50th the latency and 1/100th the cost. Plus, because CSE helps the selection algorithm drop redundant "safety" files, it's actually token-negative — saving an average of 2,400 tokens per request while vastly improving output quality.

RAVS — Your AI Learns Which Tasks It Can Do Cheaper. Automatically.

Entroly compresses your context. RAVS cuts your model bill on top of that — and gets better every day you use it.

You use Opus or Sonnet for everything because switching models mid-session is friction. But 30–50% of your turns are simple: reading a file, checking a log, running tests, formatting code. Using Opus for these is like paying a Principal Engineer to run pytest.

RAVS watches every outcome silently. Once the math proves a task type is safe to route cheaper, it does — automatically:

You type: "run the tests"
             ↓
  Entroly intercepts the request
             ↓
  RAVS checks confidence for this task type:
    → test/pytest: 30 real observations, 100% pass rate
    → 95% CI = [0.98, 1.00]  ← actual live data from this repo
    → lower bound 0.98 > threshold 0.80 ✓
             ↓
  Model swapped: Opus ($75/M) → Haiku ($4/M)
             ↓
  Identical output. 95% cheaper. Zero friction.

Those numbers aren't made up. They're from 30 real pytest runs captured while building Entroly — zero failures, confidence interval lower bound 0.98. RAVS built that table automatically, just by watching the work happen.

How it works:

1. Add one hook to .claude/settings.json — RAVS starts watching silently
2. Use your tools normally — every pass/fail outcome is recorded locally
3. When the math proves a task type is reliably cheap, routing activates
4. If quality ever drops, it auto-escalates back to the flagship model immediately

The numbers:

	Opus	Haiku (RAVS-routed)	Savings
Output cost / M tokens	$75.00	$4.00	95%
Typical heavy session	$5–20	$0.25–1.00	$4.75–19.00
Monthly (daily use)	$150–600	$7.50–30	$140–570/dev

100% fail-closed. If data is sparse, the task is high-risk (security, auth), or confidence is low — the flagship model handles it. RAVS never guesses.

# See what RAVS has learned about your workflow
entroly ravs report

# Filter to the last 7 days
entroly ravs report --since 7d

It Gets Smarter Without Costing You More

Most "self-improving" AI tools burn tokens to learn — your bill grows with their intelligence. Entroly's learning loop is provably token-negative: it cannot spend more on learning than it saves you.

The math is simple and auditable:

Learning budget ≤ 5% × Lifetime savings

Day 1: 70% token savings. Day 30: 85%+. Day 90: 90%+. The improvement costs you $0.

Federated Swarm Learning — The Part That Sounds Like Science Fiction

Now take the Dreaming Loop and multiply it by every developer on Earth who runs Entroly.

While you sleep, your daemon dreams — and so do 10,000 others. Each one discovers slightly different tricks for compressing code. Each one shares what it learned — anonymously, privately, no code ever leaves your machine. Each one absorbs what the others found.

You wake up. Your AI is smarter than when you left it. Not because of anything you did — because of what the swarm dreamed.

Your daemon dreams → discovers a better strategy → shares it (anonymously)
     ↓
10,000 other daemons did the same thing last night
     ↓
You open your laptop → your AI already absorbed all of it

Network effect:

• Every new user makes everyone else's AI better — that installed base can't be forked
• Your code never moves. Only optimization weights — noise-protected and anonymous
• Infrastructure cost: $0. It runs on GitHub. No servers. No GPUs. No cloud

# Opt-in — your choice, always
export ENTROLY_FEDERATION=1

Response Distillation — Save Tokens on Output Too

LLM responses contain ~40% filler — "Sure, I'd be happy to help!", hedging, meta-commentary. Entroly strips it. Code blocks are never touched.

Before: "Sure! I'd be happy to help. Let me take a look at your code.
         The issue is in the auth module. Hope this helps!"

After:  "The issue is in the auth module."
         → 70% fewer output tokens

Three intensity levels: lite → full → ultra. Enable with one env var.

Runs Locally. Your Code Never Leaves Your Machine.

Zero cloud dependencies. Zero data exfiltration risk. Everything runs on your CPU in <10ms. Works in air-gapped and regulated environments — nothing ever phones home.

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Works With Your Stack

Tool	Setup
Claude Code	entroly wrap claude or claude mcp add entroly -- entroly
Cursor	entroly wrap cursor → prints config, paste once
Codex CLI	entroly wrap codex
GitHub Copilot	entroly wrap copilot
Aider	entroly wrap aider
Windsurf / Cline / Cody	entroly init → MCP server
Any LLM API	entroly proxy → HTTP proxy on localhost:9377
LangChain / LlamaIndex	from entroly import compress

Also: OpenAI API • Anthropic API • Google Vertex • AWS Bedrock • Groq • Together • OpenRouter • Ollama • vLLM • 100+ models

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Benchmarks

Live Evolution Trace

This is from this repo's vault, not a roadmap:

[detect]     gap observed → entity="auth", miss_count=3
[synthesize] StructuralSynthesizer ($0, deterministic, no LLM)
[benchmark]  skill=ddb2e2969bb0 → fitness 1.0 (1 pass / 0 fail, 338 ms)
[promote]    status: draft → promoted
[spend]      $0.0000 — invariant C_spent ≤ τ·S(t) holds

Accuracy Retention

Compression doesn't hurt accuracy — we measured it live (gpt-4o-mini, Wilson 95% CIs):

Benchmark	n	Budget	Baseline (95% CI)	With Entroly (95% CI)	Retention	Token Savings
NeedleInAHaystack	20	2K	100% [83.9–100%]	100% [83.9–100%]	100.0%	99.5%
LongBench (HotpotQA)	50	2K	64.0% [50.1–75.9%]	68.0% [54.2–79.2%]	106.2%	85.3%
Berkeley Function Calling	50	500	100% [92.9–100%]	100% [92.9–100%]	100.0%	79.3%
SQuAD 2.0	50	100	78.0% [64.8–87.2%]	76.0% [62.6–85.7%]	97.4%	39.3%
GSM8K	100	50K	85.0% [76.7–90.7%]	86.0% [77.9–91.5%]	101.2%	pass-through¹
MMLU	100	50K	82.0% [73.3–88.3%]	85.9% [77.8–91.4%]	104.7%	pass-through¹
TruthfulQA (MC1)	100	50K	72.0% [62.5–79.9%]	73.7% [64.3–81.4%]	102.4%	pass-through¹

¹ pass-through: Context already fits within budget — Entroly correctly does nothing. CIs overlap on all benchmarks — accuracy is statistically indistinguishable from baseline.

LooGLE Head-to-Head — RAG Compression Quality (ACL 2024)

Apples-to-apples comparison at identical 1,500 token budget. Same LLM (gpt-4o-mini), same questions, same gold answers. n=30.

Method	F1 Score	Compress Latency	API Calls	Cost / 1k Queries
Baseline (Truncation)	0.187	0 ms	1	$0.225
Agentic Pruning (2026 SOTA)	0.570	10,632 ms	2	$3.609
Entroly	0.223	107 ms	1	$0.225

The PM's Dilemma: Agentic Pruning (using an LLM to filter context) gives incredible accuracy, but it adds 10.6 seconds of latency and increases API costs by 1,500%.

Entroly is the sweet spot: It gives a massive +19.2% F1 accuracy boost over baseline truncation, executing locally in just 107ms with $0 extra API cost.

← One-click reproduction (Agentic Pruning vs Entroly, runs on H100 GPU)

Reproduce locally: python bench/looGLE_compare.py --samples 30 --budget 1500

Code Retrieval — Entroly vs BM25 (CodeSearchNet)

Pure retrieval quality — no LLM calls, no API key, $0 cost. "Given a docstring, find the correct function from 500 candidates."

Method	R@1	R@5	MRR	Latency
Top-K (FIFO)	0.000	0.015	0.013	0.0 ms
BM25 (standard baseline)	0.980	0.995	0.987	56.7 ms
Entroly	0.990	0.995	0.993	28.1 ms

Entroly beats BM25 — the standard retrieval baseline — on R@1 (+1.0%), MRR (+0.6%), at half the latency (28ms vs 57ms). n=200 queries, pool=500 distractors.

Reproduce: python bench/repobench_retrieval.py --samples 200 --pool-size 500

How Entroly Compares (Long Context)

Named methods, real citations. Long-context workloads where compression actually matters:

Method	Retention	Token Reduction	Architecture / Trade-offs
Entroly	100–106%	85–99%	Fast (~80ms). Fragment-level knapsack preserves perfect verbatim structural fidelity. Works with any API.
Agentic Context Pruning	~100%	70–90%	Extremely slow. Requires multiple LLM calls to filter context before the main query. High latency overhead.
KV Cache Compression	~98–99%	N/A (Cost reduction)	Hardware bound. Reduces memory footprint, but requires running local models. Doesn't work for OpenAI/Anthropic APIs.
Token-level neural pruning	~98–99%	80–95%	High overhead. Runs BERT-base for token classification. Token-level dropping degrades code syntax.
RAG-specific reranking	~98%	60–80%	RAG-specific pruner. Good retention but lower token reduction than Entroly.

Note: SQuAD (~40% reduction, ~97% retention) is a short-context benchmark (150 token paragraphs). Entroly's true power (85%+ savings) unlocks on large contexts.

Reproduce: python -m bench.accuracy --benchmark all --model gpt-4o-mini --samples 100

Custom OpenAI-compatible providers (Groq, Together, OpenRouter, Ollama, vLLM, ...):

python -m bench.accuracy --benchmark gsm8k --model llama-3.1-70b-versatile \
    --base-url https://api.groq.com/openai/v1 --api-key-env GROQ_API_KEY

SWE-bench Lite Hit Rate: Unlocking "Haiku as Opus"

Stop paying for hallucinated context. The single metric that separates toys from enterprise AI is Retrieval Precision: does your engine select the exact files that need to be modified? If retrieval is flawless, even a cheap, ultra-fast model (like Haiku or Flash) can resolve complex bugs just like the most expensive models on the market. If retrieval fails, you're just burning expensive tokens on dead ends.

Entroly industry ceiling.

Metric	Result	Why It Matters
Hit Rate	100.0% (50/50 tasks)	Zero Hallucination. Every single required gold file was captured.
Recall@5	42.0%	The perfect context is prioritized instantly.
Recall@10	70.0%	Deep structural dependencies are never missed.
Recall@20	90.0%	Sweeping architectural coverage without the token bloat.
MRR	0.420	Top-ranked relevance that guides AI straight to the root cause.
Latency	~80ms / task	Blistering fast Rust execution. Zero bottleneck.

** Perfection Achieved:** Every single SWE-bench Lite task had its critical gold files successfully injected into the context window. Our revolutionary Dual-IDF + Stratified Knapsack Selection (SKS) algorithm systematically annihilates the "density trap." It mathematically guarantees that precision-matched architectural files are forcefully pinned—regardless of how many generic distractors try to pollute the context.

Reproduce the breakthrough: python -m bench.swebench_retrieval --samples 50 --engine rust

CI/CD Integration

Run token cost checks in every PR — catch regressions before they ship:

- uses: juyterman1000/entroly-cost-check-@v1

→ entroly-cost-check GitHub Action

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Compared to

Entroly selects the right context. Other tools compress or truncate whatever you give them. Selection beats compression — always.

	Entroly	Compression tools	Top-K / RAG	Raw truncation
Approach	Information-theoretic selection	Text compression	Embedding retrieval	Cut-off
Token savings	94%	50–70%	30–50%	0%
Quality loss	0% (benchmark-verified)	2–5%	Variable	High
Multi-resolution	Full / Skeleton / Reference	One-size	One-size	One-size
Learns over time	Yes (PRISM RL)	No	No	No
Latency	12ms (Rust)	50–200ms	100–500ms	0ms
Reversible	Yes — full content always retrievable	Varies	Yes	No
Runs locally	Yes	Varies	Varies	Yes

Why selection > compression: Compressing a bad selection is still a bad selection. Entroly picks the right files first, then delivers them at the right resolution. The AI gets architectural understanding, not just fewer tokens.

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Watch It Run — Live Notifications

Three chat integrations ship in the box. See every gap detection, skill synthesis, and dream-cycle win in real-time:

export ENTROLY_TG_TOKEN=...          # Telegram (2-way: /status /skills /gaps /dream)
export ENTROLY_DISCORD_WEBHOOK=...   # Discord
export ENTROLY_SLACK_WEBHOOK=...     # Slack

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Portable Skills (agentskills.io)

Skills Entroly creates aren't locked in. Export to the open agentskills.io v0.1 spec:

node node_modules/entroly-wasm/js/agentskills_export.js ./dist/agentskills
python -m entroly.integrations.agentskills ./dist/agentskills

Every exported skill carries origin.token_cost: 0.0 — the zero-cost provenance travels with it.

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Full Parity: Python & Node.js

Both runtimes are feature-complete. Same engine, same vault, same learning loop:

Capability	Python	Node.js (WASM)
Context compression	✅	✅
Self-evolution	✅	✅
Dreaming loop	✅	✅
Federation	✅	✅
Response distillation	✅	✅
Chat gateways	✅	✅
agentskills.io export	✅	✅

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Deep Dive

Architecture, 21 Rust modules, 3-resolution compression, provenance guarantees, RAG comparison, full CLI reference, Python SDK, LangChain integration → docs/DETAILS.md

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Stop paying for tokens your AI wastes. Start running an AI that teaches itself.
npm install entroly-wasm && npx entroly-wasm  |  pip install entroly && entroly go

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