echology-io/decompose
by Various
The missing cognitive primitive for AI agents. Decompose any text into classified semantic units — authority, risk, attention, entities. No LLM. Deterministic.
MCP
echology-io/decompose
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
A Python library that splits text into classified semantic units such as authority, risk, attention, and entities. It operates deterministically without using a language model, making it predictable and lightweight for AI agent pipelines.
Best for
Best for
Developers building deterministic text decomposition components for AI agents without using LLMs
Use cases
- Extracting authoritativeness signals from text for fact-checking pipelines
- Identifying risk-related phrases in compliance or security documents
- Parsing attention-worthy segments for summarization or alerting
Notes
A Python library that splits text into classified semantic units such as authority, risk, attention, and entities. It operates deterministically without using a language model, making it predictable and lightweight for AI agent pipelines.
9 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-24. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Extracting authoritativeness signals from text for fact-checking pipelines
- Identifying risk-related phrases in compliance or security documents
- Parsing attention-worthy segments for summarization or alerting
Pros
- Deterministic output with no reliance on LLMs, reducing cost and latency
- Lightweight and easy to integrate into existing Python projects
- Clearly defined output categories for straightforward downstream processing
Cons
- Limited to four predefined semantic categories, reducing flexibility for other use cases
- Very small community and low star count, indicating limited adoption and support
- May not capture nuanced or context-dependent meanings that an LLM could handle
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Pros
- Deterministic output with no reliance on LLMs, reducing cost and latency
- Lightweight and easy to integrate into existing Python projects
- Clearly defined output categories for straightforward downstream processing
Cons
- Limited to four predefined semantic categories, reducing flexibility for other use cases
- Very small community and low star count, indicating limited adoption and support
- May not capture nuanced or context-dependent meanings that an LLM could handle
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