bigmac-mcp
A small MCP server that turns a shared Ollama box into a team resource for Claude Code, providing typed tools and delegated read-only repo exploration using local models.
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bigmac-mcp
A small MCP server that turns a shared Ollama box into a team resource for Claude Code (or any MCP client): typed grunt-work tools plus delegated read-only repo exploration that runs an agent loop on the box's local models — so bulk reading and first-pass analysis burn zero frontier tokens.
Claude Code (your subscription, untouched)
│ MCP over streamable HTTP (:8434/mcp)
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bigmac-mcp (this server, runs on the Ollama box)
├── ask / summarize / classify / models / usage ──► Ollama (localhost:11434)
└── explore_start / explore_status / explore_result
└── spawns `opencode run --agent explore` in a synced workspace:
read-only file tools, step-capped, local model, cited synthesis
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
ask(prompt, model?, think?, system?) |
One-shot generation on the local model |
summarize(text, style?) |
Summarize text locally |
classify(items[], labels[]) |
Bulk classification, JSON-validated |
models() |
Live model inventory + Ollama version |
usage() |
Token accounting since daemon start (what stayed off your cloud budget) |
explore_start(workspace, question, model?) |
Start a delegated exploration job → job id |
explore_status(job_id) / explore_result(job_id) |
Poll / fetch the cited synthesis |
workspaces() |
List synced workspaces |
Delegated exploration
Jobs run OpenCode headless with a custom read-only agent
(opencode.json): edit/bash/webfetch/external_directory denied, step cap,
--dir jailed to the workspace, reasoningEffort: "none" so thinking models
don't burn minutes per step. Results must cite file:line — treat them as a
draft map and verify citations before relying on them.
Workspaces are plain directory snapshots under ~/delegate/workspaces/<name>
(ship them with tar | ssh, rsync, or similar — by design the server never
pulls from your VCS and holds no repo credentials). Snapshots auto-purge after
7 days; each job git inits the workspace if needed (OpenCode roots its jail
at a VCS marker).
Run it
Requires uv and, for exploration, the OpenCode binary on PATH.
uv sync
uv run python -m bigmac_mcp.server # streamable HTTP on 0.0.0.0:8434/mcp
Connect a client:
claude mcp add --transport http bigmac http://<host>:8434/mcp
Configuration (env vars): OLLAMA_URL (default http://localhost:11434),
MCP_HOST/MCP_PORT (default 0.0.0.0:8434), DELEGATE_ROOT (default
~/delegate), OPENCODE_BIN, EXPLORE_WALL_SECONDS (default 900).
For production on macOS, run it as a LaunchDaemon (KeepAlive, logs +
newsyslog rotation) — see com.bigmac.mcp.plist in our infra repo for the
pattern.
⚠️ Security model — read this
The server has no authentication and binds all interfaces. It is designed for a trusted LAN/tailnet where everyone with network access is already trusted (in our case, the same people who hold the box's SSH key). Anyone who can reach the port can run generations and read synced workspaces. Do not expose it to untrusted networks; put a reverse proxy with auth in front if you need one.
Never sync secrets into workspaces — filter with .gitignore semantics plus a
deny-list (.env*, *.pem, *.key, id_*, …) on the client side.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
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