A proxy server that wraps existing MCP servers to significantly reduce token consumption by compressing tool descriptions into a two-step interface. It enables users to integrate extensive toolsets without exceeding context limits or incurring high API costs.
Aggregates tools from multiple upstream MCP servers and exposes them through 4 meta-tools, enabling LLMs to discover and use hundreds of tools without loading all schemas upfront.
MCP proxy that bundles flat tool lists into hierarchical subcommand groups to reduce context token usage, supporting multi-server aggregation and auto-generated help from tool schemas.
Acts as a proxy/router for multiple downstream MCP servers, exposing only meta-tools to the host to reduce token usage, enabling efficient search and invocation of tools from a fleet of servers.
A transparent proxy that sits in front of any other MCP server and shrinks its tool output before it reaches the model. Lossless by default: the transformed bytes are a denser encoding of the same data, with a round-trip gate asserting an exact inverse over the corpus, so nothing is dropped, summarised, or offloaded to a cache that expires. Repeated calls to the same tool emit a delta against the
