We measured ours: 7 servers = 67,300 tokens before the first message - a third of a 200k window, gone. That's the problem MCP Shrink attacks: a hosted URL that compresses tool definitions to ~54-token stubs and distills tool responses before they hit your context.
We are validating demand before writing the production code (the waitlist decides if this gets built): updatesbyai.com/waitlist
7 MCP servers eat 67,300 tokens (33.7% of a 200k window) before your first message - we measured it. MCP Shrink is a hosted compression proxy for any remote MCP server: tool definitions become ~54-token stubs that lazy-load on call, tool responses are distilled before they hit your context, and a dashboard shows tokens saved live. Works with any MCP client (Claude Desktop, Code, Cursor, Cline). Existing compressors are all local stdio proxies - nobody offers hosted. Validating demand before
