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    Token-Oriented Object Notation

    Token-Oriented Object Notation

    Token-Oriented Object Notation (TOON)

    Token-Oriented Object Notation is an open specification and toolkit for a data serialization format called Token-Oriented Object Notation (TOON), designed specifically to optimize how structured data is passed to large language models. The format aims to reduce token overhead compared with traditional formats like JSON while remaining human-readable and structurally expressive.
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    TONL

    TONL

    TONL (Token-Optimized Notation Language)

    TONL is a cutting-edge data platform built around a production-ready serialization format designed to be both compact and powerful, combining human readability with performance features that make it suitable for large-scale applications and AI workflows. It provides a serialization format that significantly reduces token usage compared with traditional JSON, which can result in lower costs and more efficient prompt size utilization in LLM-driven systems. TONL isn’t just a format — it...
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