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HighlyLoadedEgo/ClefMCP

Local MCP server exposing the Cloudflare Clef-Flash decision model to AI agents — structured decisions with probability outputs, fully offline via llama.cpp.

⭐ 7 stars
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TypeScript
momentum ▲ 14.0
created 2026-10-03
on radar since 2026-10-05
star trend 5 → 7 since 2026-10-05
ai-agentsclefdecision-modelllama-cpplocal-llmmcpmodel-context-protocoloffline-inferencestructured-output
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About ClefMCP

A "reflex" for AI coding agents: structured decisions with probabilities — not prose.

Local MCP server that gives agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ZCode, …) access to the Clef-Flash decision model (9B, Apache-2.0 by Cloudflare) through a single tool: clefdecide. Pass a state and typed questions, get a probability distribution over your options in one forward pass. Fully local, offline, no tokens burned.

clef-mcp (step 3) never downloads anything. If the model is missing, tool calls return a structured MODELNOTINSTALLED error with a hint. Steps 1 and 2 combine: npx clef-mcp install --setup.

Chat LLM clefdecide --------- Output prose, you parse it strict JSON: probability per option Determinism varies per run single forward pass, no sampling Latency (1 decision) seconds of generation ~0.5 s local Context cost grows with every decision fixed, small schema Privacy depends on provider 100% on-device, works offline Calibration vibes softmax over trained option scores

Sweet spot: decision points inside agent loops — next action, routing, classification, severity, yes/no judgment — asked dozens of times per task.

Type Criteria Answer ------------------------ choice map option id → description, or a plain list probability per option score ordered list (index = score) probability per level noul optional {"true": "...", "false": "..."} {"true": p, "false": 1-p}

Response — strictly structured, never prose. Each decision carries the model-reported confidence (when the runtime sends it), plus token usage for the call:

From the project README.

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