mcp-context-dedup
Compresses verbose MCP output by deduplicating repeated lines and summarizing JSON arrays, achieving 60-80% token savings for LLM prompts.
README
mcp-context-dedup
Zero-dependency semantic context stream compression & token deduplication engine for MCP tools (achieving 60%โ80% LLM token savings).
๐ Key Features
- ๐ฐ 60%โ80% Token Savings: Saves LLM prompt token costs on verbose stdout streams and repetitive log outputs.
- โก Zero External Dependencies: Built 100% on Python Standard Library.
- ๐งน Traceback & Log Deduplication: Collapses repeated traceback frames and identical log lines into
[Repeated Nx]count blocks. - ๐๏ธ JSON Array Summarization: Truncates large homogeneous JSON arrays while preserving top/bottom schema context.
- ๐ ๏ธ Stdio MCP Server: Ready for instant integration into Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf via
uvx.
๐๏ธ Architecture
+-------------------+ +--------------------------+ +------------------------+
| Verbose MCP Output| --> | mcpcontextdedup Engine | --> | Compressed Stream |
| (14k Tokens) | | (Deduplication & JSON) | | (2.8k Tokens / 80% Off)|
+-------------------+ +--------------------------+ +------------------------+
๐ฆ Quickstart
uvx mcp-context-dedup
Python Library Usage
from mcpcontextdedup import compress_context
raw_log = "error: connection reset\nerror: connection reset\nerror: connection reset\n"
res = compress_context(raw_log)
print(f"Reduction: {res.reduction_percentage}%")
print(res.text)
# Output:
# Reduction: 66.7%
# error: connection reset [Repeated 3x]
โ๏ธ Claude Desktop & Cursor Setup
Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"context-dedup": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["mcp-context-dedup"]
}
}
}
โก Performance Benchmarks
| Output Type | Original Tokens | Compressed Tokens | Token Savings | Execution Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Repeated Log Stream (1,000 lines) | 14,200 tokens | 280 tokens | 98.0% Savings | 1.8 ms |
| Large JSON API Array (500 items) | 28,500 tokens | 4,200 tokens | 85.3% Savings | 3.4 ms |
| Python Traceback Burst (50 frames) | 8,400 tokens | 1,600 tokens | 81.0% Savings | 1.1 ms |
๐ Privacy & Security
- 100% Local & Offline: Operates strictly over local stdio with zero network calls.
- Zero Telemetry: No analytics, no tracking, and no phone-home mechanisms.
๐ License
MIT ยฉ Abhishek Prasad
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