oioxo-mcp 0.5.5 → 0.5.7
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# OIOXO — cut your AI bill ~90%, and code privately from the terminal
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**Your AI tools read far more of your code than they need — and you pay for every word.**
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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.
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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).
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## Quick start
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```bash
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Restart your agent. From the next prompt on, it calls OIOXO before reading files.
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Prefer zero terminal? Install the [OIOXO VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=oioxo.oioxo-vscode) — it wires every workspace automatically and shows your live savings in the status bar.
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## Code in your terminal — `oioxo code`
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OIOXO isn't only a context engine for *other* agents — it's a coding agent in its own right. `oioxo code` plans, edits, and **verifies on your machine** (runs your tests / typecheck), then shows the diff and asks before writing any file.
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# OIOXO — cut your AI bill up to ~90%, and code privately from the terminal
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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).
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**Up to ~90% fewer words per question** (measured on a real codebase). A question that would cost ~50,000 words can come back as ~5,000 — same answer, a fraction of the cost.
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## Quick start
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oioxo login # connect your OIOXO account (opens the browser)
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oioxo init # wire OIOXO into the agents in this project
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```
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Restart your agent. From the next prompt on, it calls OIOXO before reading files.
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Prefer zero terminal? Install the [OIOXO VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=oioxo.oioxo-vscode) — it wires every workspace automatically and shows your live savings in the status bar.
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## Code in your terminal — `oioxo code`
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<p align="center"><img src="https://aradsoftca.github.io/OIOXO/assets/terminal.gif" alt="oioxo code — reads only the slice it needs, plans, writes, runs your tests, then asks before writing" width="640"></p>
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<p align="center"><sub><em>A real <code>oioxo code</code> run — reads ~5,000 words not 50,000, writes, runs your tests, and asks before it touches a file.</em></sub></p>
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# with your own key (BYOK) — the capsule means even a frontier model reads ~10× fewer tokens
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OPENAI_API_KEY=… oioxo code "add a --json flag to the status command"
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ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=… oioxo code "fix the failing test" --verify "npm test"
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# local Ollama — private, zero API tokens, nothing leaves your machine
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OIOXO_PROVIDER=ollama OIOXO_MODEL=qwen2.5-coder oioxo code "add input validation to the signup form"
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- **Verified, not vibes** — every change runs through your tests/typecheck on a shadow copy; a red result is fed back and repaired. Your real files are touched only after you approve the diff.
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- **Bring any model** — OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, Mistral, Together, local Ollama, or any OpenAI-compatible base (`OIOXO_PROVIDER` / `OIOXO_BASE_URL` / `OIOXO_MODEL` / `OIOXO_API_KEY`).
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- **Or fully local, no key** — point it at [Ollama](https://ollama.com) (`OIOXO_PROVIDER=ollama OIOXO_MODEL=qwen2.5-coder`) and nothing leaves your machine. Or run the built-in on-device coder with **`oioxo code --local`** (open model via llama.cpp; one-time `npm i -g node-llama-cpp`) — no key, nothing uploaded.
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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`).
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<p align="center"><img src="https://aradsoftca.github.io/OIOXO/assets/mesh.gif" alt="Compute Mesh — your phone borrows your laptop's power over Wi-Fi" width="620"></p>
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Put two of your own devices on the **same Wi-Fi** and they work as one — this machine can lend
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GPU), or borrow power the other way. Start it with `oioxo invite` (or `oioxo join`); pairing is
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just a short code (a QR or a string), with nothing going through our servers. Lend power and you
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earn **free coding time** for it. *(Feature name: Compute Mesh.)*
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## Why developers use it
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- 💸 **Your AI costs drop by up to ~90%** — Copilot premium requests, Claude limits, and API keys all last several times longer.
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- ⚡ **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.
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- 🔒 **100% on your device** — your code is read and searched locally, never uploaded. Only the *amount* you saved is counted.
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- 🪄 **One command** — `init` finds Claude Code, VS Code/Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI and Codex, and sets them up without touching your other tools.
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## How it works (for you)
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1. **Point it at your project** — `oioxo init` wires your agents in one command.
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2. **Ask your agent normally** — it calls OIOXO first, gets just the relevant slice, and answers.
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3. **Watch the savings add up** — `oioxo-mcp status` shows tokens saved; nothing about your code leaves your machine.
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| `get_context` | The minimal relevant slice of the codebase for any task |
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| `get_impact` | Blast radius — everything a change might break, before refactoring |
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| `get_skeleton` | A file's full API surface at ~10% of its token cost |
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# Code
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# Account
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oioxo login | logout connect / disconnect your OIOXO account
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> The binary is published as `oioxo-mcp`; `oioxo …` and `oioxo-mcp …` are the same command.
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*From the makers of the [OIOXO IDE](https://oioxo.com) — the AI editor that runs its models in your browser.*
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© OIOXO · [oioxo.com](https://oioxo.com) · [Docs](https://oioxo.com/docs) · License: see LICENSE.md
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