MCP proxy server that filters tools from upstream MCP servers via regex-based deny list
MCP proxy server that filters tools from upstream MCP servers via regex-based deny list. For effective context engineering, we want to minimize useless tokens. Most major agents right now (e.g. Claude Code) do NOT remove tool descriptions from the context. Even though the tool is completely denied and unused, the model will still get its entire description and still try to call the tool (and get…
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MCP proxy server that filters tools from upstream MCP servers via regex-based deny list. For effective context engineering, we want to minimize useless tokens. Most major agents right now (e.g. Claude Code) do NOT remove tool descriptions from the context. Even though the tool is completely denied and unused, the model will still get its entire description and still try to call the tool (and get error messages). For big MCPs, such as github, supabase, jetbrains IDE, atlassian, this is…
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