Provides tools for interacting with Git repositories, enabling agents to retrieve branch, upstream, remote, ahead/behind status, dirty state, changed files, diffstat, recent commits, stash, and merge state in a single call.
Click on "Deploy Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@toke-local Find where renderInvoice is defined and give me the file imports and recent git changes."
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
A local, zero-dependency MCP server that cuts the round-trips, re-reads and log floods out of coding agents — the same tool-aggregation model published by the commercial Tokeasy (tokeasy.net), implemented from scratch, auditable, and fully local.
12 calls → glob → grep → read → read → read → edit ✕ → re-read → retry → verify…
2 calls → agent_search → agent_editEvery savings number is labeled counted / measured / estimated and every pricing assumption is a named constant in source.
Tool | What it does | Saves |
| glob + grep + read + import graph in one ranked call: matches with score, context lines, per-file | 4–5 calls → 1 |
| structure-aware truncation: imports/types/interfaces/signatures kept, long bodies stubbed ( | full-file dumps → ~10–20% of bytes |
| batched, multi-file edits; fuzzy match tolerates whitespace and quote drift; TS/JSON/YAML/Python validated before any write; invalid output rejected, ambiguous hunks refused | failed-edit re-read + retry loops |
| accepted command → failure-preserving digest: exit code, all failure lines, per-line ~200-char cap, receipt stored for exact fetch-back; | 100 KB log → ~2 KB digest |
| branch, upstream, remote, ahead/behind, dirty, files changed, diffstat, recent commits, stash, merge state in one call | 5+ git calls → 1 |
| persistent ledger with labeled totals (counted/measured/estimated), estimate, receipts, reset | transparency (measure, don't guess) |
| every response stamps the clock, so the agent stops wasting a call asking the date | 1 call per session |
Plus safety: edits are applied snapshot-safe (immutable blob + 3-way merge + atomic write via the sibling snapedit project), path traversal (../) and symlink escapes are blocked with out_of_scope, and no code ever leaves your machine.
Related MCP server: Kontrol
npm run bench reproduces the site's five benchmark categories (VR physics, worker provisioning, security audit, financial research, mobile refactor) with real tool outputs measured end-to-end and the session-transcript economics modeled with named constants:
Task | Vanilla | toke-local | Δ |
VR physics simulation game | $3.00 | $0.08 | −97.4% |
SaaS worker provisioning | $1.99 | $0.07 | −96.2% |
SaaS security audit | $1.46 | $0.07 | −94.9% |
Financial deep research | $2.40 | $0.07 | −96.9% |
Mobile app multi-day refactor | $2.46 | $0.07 | −97.0% |
Whole suite | $11.32 | $0.38 | −96.6% |
Honest caveat: this is a modeled benchmark (local measured tool outputs + published list-price constants), not a billed agent session. Real-world savings depend on how read/retry-heavy the workload is — the same mechanisms the commercial product documents as ~20% on its own suite. The happy-path claim is: architecturally the identical cost drivers are removed, measured locally rather than published by a committee. See docs/BENCHMARK.md.
Requires Node ≥ 18. No runtime dependencies.
git clone https://github.com/rianprei/toke-local
cd toke-localThe server speaks JSON‑RPC 2.0 over stdio. Point Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Cursor, Copilot or Windsurf at:
node bin/toke-local mcpClaude Code example:
claude mcp add toke-local -- npx -y github:rianprei/toke-local -- mcp # or: node /abs/path/bin/toke-local mcptoke-local mcp | search | read | edit | exec | git | savings [json-args]Example:
node bin/toke-local search '{"query":"renderInvoice","root":".","context_lines":2}'
node bin/toke-local read '{"file":"src/invoice.ts"}'
node bin/toke-local edit '{"cwd":".","edits":[{"path":"src/invoice.ts","old_text":"…","new_text":"…"}]}'npm test # 25/25 pass (node:test, zero deps)
npm run bench # the benchmark abovebench/bench.js benchmark harness (5 tasks, vanilla vs toke, named constants)
bin/toke-local executable entry point
src/server.js MCP JSON‑RPC server (initialize, tools/list, tools/call)
src/cli.js CLI dispatch
src/tools/ the six tools
src/ledger.js savings ledger (labeled) with named constants
src/syntax.js validators (TS/JS/JSON/YAML/Python)
src/util.js tsHeader + small helpers
test/toke-local.test.js 25 tests
docs/ architecture, benchmark methodology, runbookMIT © 2026 rianprei — see LICENSE. Built to be the open, local, auditable alternative to a closed commercial MCP kit. Code never leaves your machine.
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