Analyze your MCP setup: token costs, grades, duplicates, and optimization tips
Your MCP servers are eating your context window. Find out how much. mcp-checkup is an MCP server that analyzes your MCP setup — measuring the token cost of every installed server and tool, finding duplicates, grading efficiency, and generating optimization reports. Then ask your AI assistant: Every MCP tool costs 550–1,400 tokens just for its schema. A server with 50 tools can eat 30,000+ tokens…
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Your MCP servers are eating your context window. Find out how much. mcp-checkup is an MCP server that analyzes your MCP setup — measuring the token cost of every installed server and tool, finding duplicates, grading efficiency, and generating optimization reports. Then ask your AI assistant: Every MCP tool costs 550–1,400 tokens just for its schema. A server with 50 tools can eat 30,000+ tokens before you type anything. Most developers have no idea how much context window their MCP servers are…
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