claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server
MCP server that lets Claude Code delegate heavy-token tasks to DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Qwen, Grok, or any OpenAI-compatible model. Claude orchestrates; the delegate does the heavy lifting. Zero dependencies.
claude-code-deepseek-delegator scores 53 (Fair), licensed MIT and written in JavaScript. It installs as a local process. It does not declare tools yet. Filed under AI and memory. GitHub shows 48 stars. Package registries report about 3,642 downloads a week. Install configs are generated for 10 clients. Being listed in the registry is not the same as being vendor-official.
Fair trust
53 of 100 from six public signals. Nobody can buy a point.
- OSI-style license: mit.
License, quality and maintenance
Quality: Grade D
53/100 for listing completeness. Lost points: short README, no listed tools.
How quality is graded
Where the 53 comes from
0 + 15 + 11 + 10 + 10 + 7 = 53. Each factor is capped, so no single signal can carry a listing.
Active in the official MCP registry, plus a known vendor namespace.
Registry: 0 of 30 points.How recently the repository saw a commit or release.
Maintenance: 15 of 20 points.GitHub stars and weekly downloads, on a log scale.
Popularity: 11 of 20 points.A clear, OSI-style open-source license.
License: 10 of 10 points.Not archived, a secure install path, a pinned version.
Security: 10 of 10 points.A real summary, a README with depth, listed tools.
Docs: 7 of 10 points.Install
Pick your client, copy the config, paste it in.
Needs Cursor or VS Code installed on this device. The button opens the app and asks you to confirm before it adds the server.
{ "mcpServers": { "fjgbue-claude-delegator-deepseek-mcp": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "claude-code-deepseek-delegator@3.0.1" ] } }}
Environment variables
This server does not declare environment variables.
Tools
All capabilitiesTools show up when the registry metadata or the repository README lists them. Public READMEs are read directly. A GitHub token is used only when one is already configured.
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MCP server that lets Claude Code delegate heavy-token tasks to DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Qwen, Grok, or any OpenAI-compatible model. Claude orchestrates; the delegate does the heavy lifting. Zero dependencies.
Frequently asked questions
What is claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server?
MCP server that lets Claude Code delegate heavy-token tasks to DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Qwen, Grok, or any OpenAI-compatible model. Claude orchestrates; the delegate does the heavy lifting. Zero dependencies.
How do I install claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server in Claude Desktop, Cursor, or VS Code?
Pick your client in the Install section on this page and copy the generated config into the client's config file. Step-by-step guides: Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code. claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server runs locally from the npm package claude-code-deepseek-delegator with the command npx -y claude-code-deepseek-delegator@3.0.1.
Is claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server free and open source?
Yes. claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server is released under the MIT license, an OSI-approved open-source license, so you can use, modify, and self-host it under those terms.
Does claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server support remote (HTTP) connections?
No remote endpoint is listed for claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server. It runs locally on your machine over stdio, started by your MCP client.
How is claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server's trust score calculated?
claude-code-deepseek-delegator MCP Server scores 53 out of 100 (Fair). The score adds six capped public signals: registry status, maintenance, popularity, license, documentation, and security. Nobody can pay for points. Read the methodology for the full formula.
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