oioxo-mcp 0.5.4 → 0.5.5

package/README.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
-# OIOXO — Context Engine + On-Device Coding Agent
+# OIOXO — cut your AI bill ~90%, and code privately from the terminal
 
-**Your AI agents read 10× more code than they need. You pay for every token of it.**
+**Your AI tools read far more of your code than they need — and you pay for every word.**
 
-OIOXO does two things from one CLI:
-1. **Context engine** — sits between your codebase and your AI agents (GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Codex) and hands them the *minimal relevant slice* of your project instead of letting them read whole files.
-2. **Coding agent** — `oioxo code "<task>"` plans, edits, and verifies in your repo, using your own key **or a local Ollama model** — nothing leaves your machine. See [Code in your terminal](#code-in-your-terminal--oioxo-code).
+OIOXO fixes that from one command-line tool. It does two things:
+1. **Makes Copilot, Cursor & Claude ~90% cheaper.** It sits between your project and your AI tools and hands them only the small, relevant slice — instead of letting them read whole files. Same answers, a fraction of the cost.
+2. **Codes for you, privately.** `oioxo code "<task>"` plans, edits, and checks the work right in your repo — using your own key **or a local model** — so nothing leaves your machine. See [Code in your terminal](#code-in-your-terminal--oioxo-code).
 
-**90–92% fewer context tokens per question, measured on a real production codebase.** A question that costs an agent ~50,000 tokens of file reading comes back as a ~5,000-token capsule — same answer, a fraction of the cost.
+**~90% fewer words per question** (measured on a real codebase). A question that would cost ~50,000 words comes back as ~5,000 — same answer, a fraction of the cost.
 
 ## Quick start
 
@@ -40,20 +40,20 @@ OIOXO_PROVIDER=ollama OIOXO_MODEL=qwen2.5-coder oioxo code "add input validation
 
 Flags: `--verify "<cmd>"` (override the test command) · `--yes` (apply without the prompt) · `--max-iters N` · `--local` (built-in on-device coder, no key — one-time `npm i -g node-llama-cpp`).
 
-## Compute Mesh — lend a hand, or borrow one
+## Let your devices build together
 
-On the same Wi-Fi, your devices work as one engine — and the CLI is a lend-only peer. Add a
-device with `oioxo invite` (or `oioxo join`) and this machine lends its coder to another
-device's build, so your phone or a thin laptop builds on *this* machine's GPU. The handshake
-is a short code — a QR or a string — with no signaling server and nothing relayed through
-OIOXO. Lend compute and you earn free coding time for it.
+Put two of your own devices on the **same Wi-Fi** and they work as one — this machine can lend
+its power to another device's build (so your phone or a thin laptop builds on *this* machine's
+GPU), or borrow power the other way. Start it with `oioxo invite` (or `oioxo join`); pairing is
+just a short code (a QR or a string), with nothing going through our servers. Lend power and you
+earn **free coding time** for it. *(Feature name: Compute Mesh.)*
 
 ## Why developers use it
 
-- 💸 **Subscriptions go further** — Copilot premium requests, Claude limits, and API keys all last longer.
-- ⚡ **Better answers** — focused context beats 75k tokens of noise. Your agent gets the exact code in play, plus the parts of the project it actually depends on.
-- 🔒 **100% on-device** — your code is indexed and queried locally, never uploaded. Only the saved-token *count* is metered.
-- 🪄 **One command** — `init` detects Claude Code, VS Code/Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI and Codex, and merges their configs without touching your other MCP servers.
+- 💸 **Your AI costs drop ~90%** — Copilot premium requests, Claude limits, and API keys all last several times longer.
+- ⚡ **Better answers, too** — focused context beats 50k words of noise. Your AI gets the exact code in play, plus the parts it actually depends on.
+- 🔒 **100% on your device** — your code is read and searched locally, never uploaded. Only the *amount* you saved is counted.
+- 🪄 **One command** — `init` finds Claude Code, VS Code/Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI and Codex, and sets them up without touching your other tools.
 
 ## How it works (for you)