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Whatsonyourmind/oraclaw

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Deterministic decision-intelligence MCP server for AI agents — 17 tools, 21 algorithms (LinUCB, HiGHS LP/MIP, PageRank, Monte Carlo, CMA-ES, conformal). Sub-25ms. Zero LLM cost. AA

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Whatsonyourmind/oraclaw

Added 1 June 2026

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Overview

Oraclaw is a deterministic decision-intelligence MCP server for AI agents. It provides 17 tools and 21 algorithms (including LinUCB, HiGHS LP/MIP, PageRank, Monte Carlo, CMA-ES, and conformal) with sub-25ms response times and zero LLM cost. It has been field-validated in over 12 open-source projects and holds an AAA rating on Glama.

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Developers building deterministic, low-latency decision agents in TypeScript

Use cases

  • Embedding decision-making logic into AI agents without LLM overhead
  • Running optimization or ranking algorithms (e.g., PageRank, Monte Carlo) via MCP
  • Building deterministic, low-latency agent workflows for production systems

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Oraclaw is a deterministic decision-intelligence MCP server for AI agents. It provides 17 tools and 21 algorithms (including LinUCB, HiGHS LP/MIP, PageRank, Monte Carlo, CMA-ES, and conformal) with sub-25ms response times and zero LLM cost. It has been field-validated in over 12 open-source projects and holds an AAA rating on Glama.

8 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Embedding decision-making logic into AI agents without LLM overhead
  • Running optimization or ranking algorithms (e.g., PageRank, Monte Carlo) via MCP
  • Building deterministic, low-latency agent workflows for production systems

Pros

  • Sub-25ms latency enables real-time agent decisions
  • Zero LLM cost reduces operational expenses
  • Broad algorithm library (21 algorithms) covers many decision-intelligence needs

Cons

  • Limited to deterministic algorithms, not suitable for probabilistic or generative tasks
  • Requires MCP-compatible agent infrastructure to integrate
  • Small community and ecosystem relative to larger agent frameworks

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Pros

  • Sub-25ms latency enables real-time agent decisions
  • Zero LLM cost reduces operational expenses
  • Broad algorithm library (21 algorithms) covers many decision-intelligence needs

Cons

  • Limited to deterministic algorithms, not suitable for probabilistic or generative tasks
  • Requires MCP-compatible agent infrastructure to integrate
  • Small community and ecosystem relative to larger agent frameworks