I built T-Zero Context Architect out of frustration with AI coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code, Cline) constantly exhausting their context windows and token budgets on medium-to-large repositories.
Most tools either dump raw source files into the prompt (blowing up token limits) or use lossy embeddings that hallucinate missing function signatures.
T-Zero takes a different approach:
1. AST Skeletonization: It parses Python, JS/TS, Go, Rust, Java, and C++ into lightweight structural outlines (signatures, docstrings, classes, interfaces) while stripping function bodies. A 166k token codebase becomes 8.4k tokens (-94.9% reduction).
2. Zero-Leak Security: Uses OS-level keyrings (Windows Credential Manager, macOS Keychain, Linux Secret Service). Zero telemetry, no cloud embedding APIs required.
3. Native MCP Server: Exposes 21 tools over stdio for autonomous AI agents in Cursor, Claude Desktop, Antigravity IDE, and Windsurf.
4. $0 Cost: 100% offline, reproducible locally via `uvx tzero-mcp` or `pythontzero.py–savings`.
We just released T-Zero v4.1.0 (Mobile Edition) with full native AST signature extraction and context pruning specifically built for mobile developers:
What’s inside for Mobile Devs:
Swift (.swift) AST Engine: Preserves protocols, structs, classes, actors, extensions, and function/init contracts. It also keeps your SwiftUI property wrappers (@State, @Binding, @Observable, @MainActor, @Published, @EnvironmentObject) intact while stripping execution bodies — slashing token overhead by 60% to 80% on iOS codebases.
Kotlin (.kt, .kts) AST Engine: Deep interface outliner for data classes, sealed interfaces, companion objects, and @Composable functions, removing internal loop/logic noise while maintaining complete API signatures.
Dedicated Mobile Presets: Quick-scoped workspace modes for Mobile (iOS Swift) and Mobile (Android Kotlin).
Polyglot Mobile Dependency Graph: Mobile imports are now tracked across module dependency trees and MCP tools.
Zero Cost & 100% Offline: Runs completely locally with $0.00 cloud costs and 100% Zero-Leak security.
Prebuilt standalone Windows binaries (TZeroAlgorithm.exe, TZeroMCP.exe, AddMCP.exe) and checksums are available on the release page: T-Zero v4.1.0 Release on GitHub
Give it a spin on your mobile project, and if you find it helpful, dropping a on the GitHub Repository would mean the world to us!