Mode Comparison Matrix
1. Conservative Mode
Best for: Regulated industries, audited workflows, and prompts where complete natural language grammatical structures must be preserved.- Normalizes excessive whitespace, blank lines, and line breaks.
- Drops standard conversational preambles (e.g., “As a helpful AI assistant…”).
- Leaves all adjectives, descriptive modifiers, and secondary clauses intact.
Before & After Example
2. Balanced Mode (Production Default)
Best for: General API routes, developer tools, coding copilots, and interactive agent loops.- Converts wordy role definitions into concise structural directives (
"You are an experienced DevOps engineer whose responsibility is to...""Role: DevOps engineer. Task:..."). - Strips conversational pleasantries, hedging, and repetitive qualifiers (
"Please note that","It is important to remember that"). - Protects critical logic anchors (
never,must,always,only,not).
Before & After Example
3. Aggressive Mode
Best for: Multi-document RAG retrieval chunks, long memory logs, web-scraped content, and high-volume background tasks.- Strips transition words, conjunctions, and conversational glue.
- Deduplicates repetitive instructions across multi-chunk context windows.
- Compresses wide Markdown tables into compact delimiter arrays while preserving row-column associations.