MCP proxy that lazy-loads tool schemas to cut context token overhead by 6-7x
Reduce MCP tool schema token overhead by 6-7x — via lazy-loading and schema caching. Verified, not claimed. Every session writes a proof log to . Run to see your actual savings, not marketing estimates. If you use multiple MCP servers, your tool definitions consume thousands of tokens of context window on every API call — before you've even asked a question. With 10 servers × 10 tools × ~344…
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Reduce MCP tool schema token overhead by 6-7x — via lazy-loading and schema caching. Verified, not claimed. Every session writes a proof log to . Run to see your actual savings, not marketing estimates. If you use multiple MCP servers, your tool definitions consume thousands of tokens of context window on every API call — before you've even asked a question. With 10 servers × 10 tools × ~344 tokens/schema = 34,000 tokens overhead per call. At $3/MTok (Claude Sonnet): $0.10 wasted per call, or…
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