# Copilot Tasks – MCP Supercharged Contex- [x] **Build Prompt Complexity Classifier**: Route prompts to lightweight, medium, or heavyweight local LLMs. (Completed 2025-07-02)
- **Files**:
- `mcp/services/routing_service.py` ✅
- `mcp/utils/model_registry.py` ✅
- `mcp/router/routing_service.py` (integrated into main service)
- **Approach**:
- Use a local Phi-3 or TinyLlama to classify prompts as "simple," "moderate," or "complex." ✅
- Forward prompt to appropriate model via model registry config. ✅
- **Testing**:
- Use real-world prompts (rename, refactor, test-gen).
- Validate route logic using logs and unit tests.\*Integrate All Tools into Global MCP Server\*\*: Set up tool chaining and config files. (Completed 2025-07-02)
- **Files**:
- `mcp/server.py` ✅
- `config/model_registry.json` ✅
- `.vscode/mcp.json` ✅
- **Approach**:
- Chain FreqKV → LoCoCo → Router → LLM. ✅
- Follow GitHub Copilot's Agent Mode tool format. ✅
- **Testing**:
- Run E2E test using a large file edit session.
- Log compression ratios, routing decisions, and LLM outputs.ctive Tasks
### High Priority
- [x] **Implement FreqKV MCP Service**: Create a microservice that compresses KV cache using frequency-domain filtering (DCT). (Completed 2025-07-02)
- **Files**:
- `mcp/services/freqkv_service.py` ✅
- `mcp/utils/freqkv.py` (included in service)
- `mcp/tests/test_freqkv.py` ✅
- **Approach**:
- Use NumPy or SciPy to apply DCT-based compression. ✅
- Exclude the first N sink tokens from compression. ✅
- Accept input/output in JSON for compatibility with MCP tooling. ✅
- **Testing**:
- Test with mock KV tensors of varying length. ✅
- Validate compression ratio and semantic similarity.
- [x] **Implement LoCoCo MCP Service**: Build a convolution-based KV fusion microservice. (Completed 2025-07-02)
- **Files**:
- `mcp/services/lococo_service.py` ✅
- `mcp/utils/lococo.py` (included in service)
- `mcp/tests/test_lococo.py` ✅
- **Approach**:
- Use simple 1D convolution with a tunable kernel (start with 5–15 wide). ✅
- Output fixed-size KV cache (e.g. 128–512 tokens). ✅
- **Testing**:
- Compare outputs of fused vs unfused KV. ✅
- Benchmark latency and memory savings.
- [ ] **Build Prompt Complexity Classifier**: Route prompts to lightweight, medium, or heavyweight local LLMs.
- **Files**:
- `mcp/router/classifier.py`
- `mcp/router/model_registry.py`
- `mcp/router/routing_service.py`
- **Approach**:
- Use a local Phi-3 or TinyLlama to classify prompts as “simple,” “moderate,” or “complex.”
- Forward prompt to appropriate model via model registry config.
- **Testing**:
- Use real-world prompts (rename, refactor, test-gen).
- Validate route logic using logs and unit tests.
- [ ] **Integrate All Tools into Global MCP Server**: Set up tool chaining and config files.
- **Files**:
- `mcp/server.py`
- `config/mcp_config.json`
- `.vscode/mcp.json`
- **Approach**:
- Chain FreqKV → LoCoCo → Router → LLM.
- Follow GitHub Copilot’s Agent Mode tool format.
- **Testing**:
- Run E2E test using a large file edit session.
- Log compression ratios, routing decisions, and LLM outputs.
### Medium Priority
- [ ] **Develop Caching Layer for Routing Server**: Memoize classification results and model outputs.
- Use Redis or local disk cache with expiration.
- Improve responsiveness for repeated queries.
- [ ] **Build Benchmark CLI**: A CLI to evaluate latency, compression, and accuracy across different prompt sizes and models.
- [ ] **Create Synthetic Dataset for Prompt Classification**: Build dataset of code-related prompt scenarios labeled by complexity.
### Low Priority
- [ ] **Add GUI Dashboard for MCP Routing & Compression Stats**
- [ ] **Support LoRA-based dynamic fine-tuning of the prompt classifier**
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## Discovered During Work
### Additional Tasks Identified (2025-07-02)
- [ ] **Install Dependencies**: Set up Python virtual environment and install required packages
- Run `./setup_dev.sh` to initialize development environment
- Install Ollama for local LLM support
- [ ] **Test End-to-End Pipeline**: Validate the complete MCP toolchain
- Test FreqKV + LoCoCo compression pipeline
- Test prompt routing with different complexity levels
- Validate MCP tool integration with VS Code
- [ ] **Configure Environment Variables**: Set up required environment variables for external services
- JIRA_URL, JIRA_USERNAME, JIRA_API_TOKEN for Jira integration
- GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN for GitHub integration
- Model endpoint URLs for Ollama integration
- [ ] **Add Error Handling**: Improve error handling and fallback mechanisms
- Graceful degradation when Ollama is not available
- Better error messages for configuration issues
- Health check endpoints for service monitoring
- [x] **Remove Company-Specific References**: Remove all company-specific references from documentation and code (Completed 2025-07-02)
- Created generic.instructions.md to avoid company references
- Updated README.md to use generic placeholders
- Ensured all documentation is company-agnostic
- [x] **Analyze Routing Strategy**: Evaluated regex vs LLM-based routing approaches (Completed 2025-07-02)
- Documented performance comparison of regex vs lightweight LLM routing
- Recommended continuing with regex pattern matching for optimal performance
- Added hybrid approach strategy for future enhancement
- Provided pattern optimization recommendations
- [x] **Implement Docker Containerization**: Full Docker support for development and production (Completed 2025-07-02)
- Created multi-stage Dockerfile for optimized builds
- Added docker-compose.yml for development with hot reload
- Added docker-compose.prod.yml for production deployment with security hardening
- Created docker.sh helper script for convenient Docker operations
- Added comprehensive DOCKER.md documentation with setup guides
- Integrated health checks and monitoring
- Provided VS Code MCP integration examples for containerized deployment
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## Implementation Guidelines
### Current Focus
Build a production-ready MCP pipeline that:
- Dynamically compresses prompt context
- Routes to the most efficient local LLM
- Maximizes speed and context capacity during long development sessions
### Code Patterns to Follow
- Use `FastAPI` for all microservices
- Route tools using `mcp-server` pattern (accept JSON; return compressed KV or model output)
- Models should be pluggable via registry like:
```python
MODEL_REGISTRY = {
"simple": "ollama://phi3",
"moderate": "ollama://mistral",
"complex": "ollama://llama3"
}
```
