ooples/token-optimizer-mcp
by Various
Intelligent token optimization for Claude Code - achieving 95%+ token reduction through caching, compression, and smart tool intelligence
MCP
ooples/token-optimizer-mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
This tool reduces token consumption in Claude Code through caching, compression, and smart tool intelligence. It is implemented in TypeScript as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server and claims up to 95% token reduction. The approach combines local caching of repeated context with compression strategies to minimize usage while preserving essential information.
Best for
Best for
Claude Code users who want to reduce token usage and costs without losing core functionality
Use cases
- Cutting token costs during extended Claude Code sessions
- Keeping context windows manageable when working with large codebases
- Speeding up Claude Code by reusing cached outputs for frequent queries
Notes
This tool reduces token consumption in Claude Code through caching, compression, and smart tool intelligence. It is implemented in TypeScript as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server and claims up to 95% token reduction. The approach combines local caching of repeated context with compression strategies to minimize usage while preserving essential information.
403 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-23. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Cutting token costs during extended Claude Code sessions
- Keeping context windows manageable when working with large codebases
- Speeding up Claude Code by reusing cached outputs for frequent queries
Pros
- High claimed token reduction (95%+) can lower costs significantly
- Combines multiple optimization techniques (caching, compression, tool intelligence)
- Open source with a strong community (403 stars on GitHub)
Cons
- Token reduction may compromise output accuracy or completeness in some scenarios
- Only works with Claude Code through the MCP protocol, not universal
- Requires configuration and may need tuning for different workloads
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Pros
- High claimed token reduction (95%+) can lower costs significantly
- Combines multiple optimization techniques (caching, compression, tool intelligence)
- Open source with a strong community (403 stars on GitHub)
Cons
- Token reduction may compromise output accuracy or completeness in some scenarios
- Only works with Claude Code through the MCP protocol, not universal
- Requires configuration and may need tuning for different workloads
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