How do I install 4q Tokenz?

Install 4q Tokenz in your harness: MCP — git clone https://github.com/steveweltman/4q-tokens. Full step-by-step guidance is on the HOL plugin page.

How do I install 4q Tokenz in MCP?

To install 4q Tokenz in MCP, start with git clone https://github.com/steveweltman/4q-tokens. The complete step-by-step install guide for MCP is on the HOL plugin page.

Who publishes 4q Tokenz?

4q Tokenz is published by io.github.steveweltman and listed on HOL.

4q Tokenz

io.github.steveweltman/4q-tokenz · v1.14.1 · MCP server

by io.github.steveweltmanOfficial MCP registry · not scanned

Intelligent MCP proxy that reduces token usage by exposing only mcp_search and mcp_call.

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Is 4q Tokenz a fit?

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Works with

1 MCP server

Before you install

Sign-in: Not declared
Declared access: Not declared
License: Not declared

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What is 4q Tokenz?

4q Tokenz is a published mcp server plugin for AI coding agents in the MCP ecosystem, developed by io.github.steveweltman and distributed through the HOL AI plugin registry. Intelligent MCP proxy that reduces token usage by exposing only mcp_search and mcp_call.

Canonical slug: io.github.steveweltman/4q-tokenz
Version: v1.14.1 · updated May 8, 2026
Open data: entity.json (JSON-LD)

Registry snapshot

Repository: https://github.com/steveweltman/4q-tokens
Canonical profile: https://hol.org/registry/plugins/io.github.steveweltman%2F4q-tokenz
Owner verification: Not verified
Scanner: Registry pipeline
Security result: Not scanned
Digest verified: No

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Provenance

Plugin root: .
Source repo: https://github.com/steveweltman/4q-tokens
Source commit: Unpinned
Publisher verified: No
Owner verified: Not owner verified

Security posture

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Security score

High findings

Published advisories

None matched in OSV, checked 2026-10-30. This covers published advisories only, not problems nobody has reported.

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Install guidance

Install in MCP

Connect the bundled MCP server shipped in the repository .mcp.json file.

MCP docs

Clone the repository

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Check the MCP server list in your client. The server declared in .mcp.json should report as connected. In Claude Code, run /mcp to see it.

Did setup work in MCP?

No setup reports for MCP yet. Self-reported by signed-in visitors. Copying a command is not counted, and most installs are never reported.

Attested installs: Fewer than 10 attested installs of this plugin in week 2026-W43, so no number is shown. Counted from opt-in HOL Guard install reports, once per machine and runtime, and never mixed with the answers above. How install reports work.

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Plugin manifest

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  "source": "official-mcp-registry",
  "evidenceState": "unscanned_source",
  "registryName": "io.github.steveweltman/4q-tokenz",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-08T10:22:59.887785Z",
  "packages": [
    {
      "registryType": "npm",
      "identifier": "4q-tokenz",
      "version": "1.15.0",
      "transport": "stdio",
      "requiredEnvironment": []
    }
  ],
  "remotes": []
}

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4q Tokenz — Frequently asked questions

What is 4q Tokenz?: 4q Tokenz is an AI plugin in the HOL registry. Intelligent MCP proxy that reduces token usage by exposing only mcpsearch and mcpcall.
How do I install 4q Tokenz?: Install 4q Tokenz in your harness: MCP — git clone https://github.com/steveweltman/4q-tokens. Full step-by-step guidance is on the HOL plugin page.
How do I install 4q Tokenz in MCP?: To install 4q Tokenz in MCP, start with git clone https://github.com/steveweltman/4q-tokens. The complete step-by-step install guide for MCP is on the HOL plugin page.
Who publishes 4q Tokenz?: 4q Tokenz is published by io.github.steveweltman and listed on HOL.

Install signal

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Install commands issued here: <5; HOL Guard install commands issued from this listing, last 28 days.
Opt-in install reports: <10; Machines that reported installing it through HOL Guard in week 2026-W43. Reporting is opt-in, so most installs are not counted.
HOL Guard workspaces: <5; Workspaces that approved it or include it in an approved-plugin feed, as of today.