QSP — relay MCP tools to any OpenAI-compatible local LLM (llama.cpp, Ollama, vLLM)
QSP — relay MCP tools to any OpenAI-compatible local LLM endpoint. Named after the Q-signal QSP ("Will you relay?"), qsp-mcp relays tool calls between a local LLM and MCP servers. Any model with function calling capability gains access to the full qso-graph tool ecosystem — 80 tools across 14 packages — from local weights, not from cloud. The config format is Claude Desktop compatible — copy your…
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QSP — relay MCP tools to any OpenAI-compatible local LLM endpoint. Named after the Q-signal QSP ("Will you relay?"), qsp-mcp relays tool calls between a local LLM and MCP servers. Any model with function calling capability gains access to the full qso-graph tool ecosystem — 80 tools across 14 packages — from local weights, not from cloud. The config format is Claude Desktop compatible — copy your existing block directly: The block uses the exact same format as Claude Desktop. The section is…
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