About TokenDamper
TokenDamper is an MCP server published by Epichlo in the Blockchain category: universal context optimization for AI coding agents.
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git clone https://github.com/Epichlo/TokenDamperThis server has no ConduID identity, so agent calls to it are not receipted. Pin the version you install and review the source before granting it credentials.
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v2.0.0v2.0.0 — the language list stops being hand-written · 5 Oct 2026The final TokenDamper release.** C and C# reduce under a new deep engine, which ships as its own package, `tokendamper-deep`. `--mode` now selects that engine. Nothing is scheduled after this release; DECISIONS §89 closes every held item,…
v1.8.0v1.8.0 — a description is not a directive · 23 Sep 2026R2 and R3 of the road to v2.0 reach the registry, together.** R2 stops the constraint gate firing on descriptive comments and adds a per-file latency instrument. R3 adds the `ParserAdapter` seam and an opt-in Deep path behind…
v1.7.4v1.7.4 — the backlog reaches the registry · 19 Sep 2026The 2026-08-30 security remediation reaches the registry.** Every finding in the seven-session security review — the F, V and S series, including two independent falsification passes, one over the findings and one over the fixes — plus…
v1.7.3v1.7.3 — a field named for symbols counts symbols · 1 Sep 2026Read this if anything you own parses the trace.** `DriftCoverage.symbolBearingItems` changes meaning: it counted items an **AST validator covered**, and now counts items that actually **yield symbols**. The number moves on **254 of 580**…
v1.7.2v1.7.2 — the package stops shipping its own test suite · 1 Sep 2026The published package no longer ships its own test suite.** No runtime behaviour changes — every product file is byte-for-byte what 1.7.1 shipped; 285 files simply stop being published. | | entries | packed | unpacked | |---|---|---|---| |…