Markdown Token Optimizer

microsoft/azure-skillsOfficial

Takes Markdown files and compresses them to use fewer tokens without losing the essential information. Useful when you're working with large documentation sets, README files, or any Markdown content that needs to fit within token limits for LLM contexts. The skill comes from Microsoft's azure-skills collection, though there's no detailed documentation available yet. The core idea is straightforward: feed it bloated Markdown, get back leaner Markdown that says the same thing. Worth trying if you're constantly bumping against context windows or want to trim down verbose docs before feeding them to Claude or other models.

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Jul 14, 2026

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