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This repo contains C# and Typescript implementation of byte pair encoding(BPE) tokenizer for OpenAI LLMs, it's based on open sourced rust implementation in the OpenAI tiktoken. Both implementation are valuable to run prompt tokenization in .NET and Nodejs environment before feeding prompt into a LLM.

C# implementation

Important

Users of Microsoft.DeepDev.TokenizerLib should migrate to Microsoft.ML.Tokenizers. The functionality in Microsoft.DeepDev.TokenizerLib has been added to Microsoft.ML.Tokenizers. Microsoft.ML.Tokenizers is a tokenizer library being developed by the .NET team and going forward, the central place for tokenizer development in .NET. By using Microsoft.ML.Tokenizers, you should see improved performance over existing tokenizer library implementations, including Microsoft.DeepDev.TokenizerLib. A stable release of Microsoft.ML.Tokenizers is expected alongside the .NET 9.0 release (November 2024). Instructions for migration can be found at https://github.com/dotnet/machinelearning/blob/main/docs/code/microsoft-ml-tokenizers-migration-guide.md.

Typescript implementation

Please follow README.

Contributing

We welcome contributions. Please follow this guideline.

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