Show HN: Min.js style compression of tech docs for LLM context

I'm a little disappointed. Was excited to try this, and it seemed to work initially. But then I gave it a real website to scrape, and it always hangs after only parsing ~10 out of 50+ pages, before even getting to the compression step.

Then I decided to try and switch to the local mode, and after ~ an hour figuring out how to build a markdown version of the docs I needed, hit the "object has no attribute 'generate_from_text'" error, as someone else also reported [1].

So I cloned the source and started to look around, and the method really doesn't exist, even though it's called from main.py. A comment above it says "Assuming LLMMinGenerator has a method to process raw text" and I immediately feel the waft of vibe coding... this is all a mirage. I saw a long README and assumed it was real, but that was probably written by an LLM as well. Would have been obvious by the 'IntegratedKnowledgeManifest_SKF' and 'GenerationTimestamp' keys in the 'SKF format' definition - the former makes no sense, and neither has any reason to be this verbose when the goal is compression.