Claude Reasoning Effort Calibrator

Claude Reasoning Effort Calibrator MCP Connector for Claude

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Determines optimal LLM reasoning effort by analyzing task complexity metrics.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a deterministic system to solve the reasoning tradeoff. By analyzing task complexity through metrics like file modification volume, dependency depth, and architectural impact, it calculates a complexity score. It then maps this score to an effort level (LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, or XHIGH) and estimates latency. Use calculate_reasoning_needs to find the ideal effort for a task, get_effort_mapping to view complexity thresholds, or get_latency_config to retrieve model-specific latency coefficients.

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calculate_reasoning_needs

Determines the required reasoning effort and predicts latency based on task and context

get_latency_config

Retrieves the configurable latency coefficients used for estimation

get_effort_mapping

Retrieves the threshold boundaries for different effort levels

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Calculate the reasoning needs for a task that modifies 5 files with high dependency depth and high architectural impact.

The recommended effort is XHIGH with a complexity score of 0.92 and an estimated latency of 4500ms.

What are the thresholds for effort levels?

The thresholds are: LOW (<0.3), MEDIUM (0.3-0.6), HIGH (0.6-0.85), and XHIGH (>0.85).

I need to change a single variable in a small utility file. What effort is needed?

The recommended effort is LOW.

The score is a weighted sum of four dimensions: file modification volume, dependency depth, architectural impact, and ambiguity level detected in the task description.

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