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The metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry MCP server costs 107,818 tokens before the first call.

Every request your agent makes carries every tool definition this server exposes — context your code, documents and conversation can't use, mostly for tools the agent never calls. You don't need them all in the window, and you don't have to pay for them.

QUICK ANSWER The metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry MCP server's 235 tool definitions consume 107,818 tokens — 54% of a 200k context window, and 53× the median MCP server (2,038 tokens). A scoped grant exposing only the tools you use cuts that roughly in proportion.

MEASURED FROM SCHEMAS tiktoken o200k_base · rank #6 of 6,689 measured servers · refreshed every build Method →

What that costs before your agent starts working.

Tool definitions are overhead: they occupy context on every request and compete with your code, documents and conversation history for the same window.

200K WINDOW 54%
1M WINDOW 11%

Corpus context: metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry ranks #6 of 6,689 measured MCP servers by definition cost. The median is 2,038 tokens, p90 is 12,122, and the heaviest (Ainumbers Mcp Apps) is 269,012 — 135% of a 200k window on its own. New to this? See MCP token cost and context window in the glossary.

Where the 107,818 tokens go.

Each row is one tool definition as a tools/list entry — name, description and input schema — counted with o200k_base. Average: 459 tokens per tool.

ToolCategoryTokens% of server
list_subnets Read 1,769 1.6%
get_subnet_metagraph Read 1,418 1.3%
list_review_enrichment_targets Read 1,326 1.2%
list_enrichment_queue Read 1,264 1.2%
list_endpoints Read 1,069 1.0%
list_provider_endpoints Read 1,069 1.0%
list_subnet_endpoints Read 1,066 1.0%
list_rpc_endpoints Read 1,052 1.0%
get_subnet_endpoints Read 1,017 0.9%
list_extrinsics Read 960 0.9%
get_validator_nominators Read 940 0.9%
list_enrichment_evidence Read 939 0.9%
list_adapter_candidates Read 937 0.9%
call_subnet_surface Execute 918 0.9%
list_surfaces Read 914 0.8%
get_subnet_surfaces Read 904 0.8%
get_health_history Read 890 0.8%
list_profile_completeness Read 876 0.8%
get_neuron Read 849 0.8%
list_subnet_candidates Read 841 0.8%
list_profiles Read 839 0.8%
list_candidates Read 833 0.8%
get_emission_pipeline Read 830 0.8%
list_endpoint_incidents Read 821 0.8%
get_subnet_candidates Read 819 0.8%
list_subnet_surfaces Read 805 0.7%
list_blocks Read 800 0.7%
list_review_gaps Read 785 0.7%
list_subnet_gaps Read 776 0.7%
get_economics Read 762 0.7%
list_rpc_pools Read 762 0.7%
get_account_history Read 753 0.7%
get_feed Read 750 0.7%
get_account_events Read 747 0.7%
list_endpoint_pools Read 742 0.7%
list_subnet_health Read 735 0.7%
get_coverage_depth Read 732 0.7%
get_chain_concentration_subnets Read 722 0.7%
list_search Read 691 0.6%
list_gaps Read 676 0.6%
get_subnet_health Read 669 0.6%
get_governance_config_changes Read 665 0.6%
get_sudo Read 665 0.6%
list_providers Read 660 0.6%
list_curation Read 656 0.6%
get_account_transfers Read 655 0.6%
get_subnet_events Read 654 0.6%
list_search_index Read 646 0.6%
list_subnet_evidence Read 634 0.6%
get_extrinsic_chain_events Read 621 0.6%
list_chain_events Read 615 0.6%
get_account_extrinsics Read 614 0.6%
get_top_holders Read 613 0.6%
list_validator_economics Read 595 0.6%
get_tao_usd Read 587 0.5%
get_failure_reasons Read 583 0.5%
list_enrichment_targets Read 577 0.5%
get_network_health Read 567 0.5%
get_subnet_holders Read 558 0.5%
list_evidence Read 556 0.5%
list_source_snapshots Read 552 0.5%
get_chain_holders Read 538 0.5%
get_emission_pipeline_history Read 532 0.5%
get_subnet_evidence Read 532 0.5%
list_subnet_validators Read 528 0.5%
get_global_incidents Read 500 0.5%
get_subnet_economics Read 496 0.5%
call_rpc Read 486 0.5%
get_subnet_deregistrations Read 483 0.4%
get_account_counterparties Read 477 0.4%
run_saved_query Execute 476 0.4%
get_deregistration_ranking Read 476 0.4%
get_health_trends Read 466 0.4%
get_subnet_surface_history Read 465 0.4%
get_validator_history Read 461 0.4%
get_chain_concentration_history Read 456 0.4%
get_account_identity_history Read 454 0.4%
get_emission_changes Read 454 0.4%
get_subnet_identity_history Read 453 0.4%
get_chain_calls Read 451 0.4%
get_subnet_trajectory Read 448 0.4%
get_subnet_ohlc Read 444 0.4%
get_subnet_hyperparams_history Read 435 0.4%
get_subnet_validator_economics_history Read 435 0.4%
store_surface_credential Write 435 0.4%
get_account_serving Read 431 0.4%
get_account_position_history Read 427 0.4%
get_subnet_validator_economics Read 425 0.4%
get_account_stake_flow Read 424 0.4%
get_account_axon_removals Read 423 0.4%
get_chain_transfer_pairs Read 423 0.4%
get_account_deregistrations Read 420 0.4%
get_account_stake_moves Read 419 0.4%
get_neuron_history Read 417 0.4%
get_agent_catalog Read 416 0.4%
compare_validators Write 414 0.4%
get_account_prometheus Read 413 0.4%
get_stake_action_preview Read 413 0.4%
get_account_snapshot Read 410 0.4%
semantic_search Read 410 0.4%
get_account_registrations Read 405 0.4%
get_subnet_turnover Read 405 0.4%
list_block_extrinsics Read 401 0.4%
get_block_events Read 400 0.4%
search_subnets Read 398 0.4%
get_subnet_event_summary Read 397 0.4%
get_subnet_lease Read 397 0.4%
get_subnet_stake_flow Read 396 0.4%
get_account_weight_setters Read 393 0.4%
get_crowdloan Read 393 0.4%
get_subnet_stake_quote Read 393 0.4%
get_account_children Read 386 0.4%
get_account_root_claim Read 386 0.4%
get_chain_signers Read 386 0.4%
decode_evm_call Write 386 0.4%
get_subnet_detail Read 385 0.4%
get_subnet_snapshot Read 381 0.4%
list_crowdloans Read 381 0.4%
get_chain_axon_removals Read 380 0.4%
get_subnet_burn_history Read 378 0.4%
get_chain_stake_flow Read 375 0.3%
get_chain_stake_transfers Read 375 0.3%
get_subnet_movers Read 375 0.3%
get_chain_serving Read 374 0.3%
get_chain_deregistrations Read 373 0.3%
get_subnet_revenue Read 372 0.3%
get_chain_stake_moves Read 371 0.3%
list_fixtures Read 370 0.3%
get_chain_prometheus Read 368 0.3%
get_subnet_wallets Read 367 0.3%
get_contracts Read 366 0.3%
get_subnet_lifecycle Read 363 0.3%
get_account_balance Read 362 0.3%
get_subnet_uptime Read 361 0.3%
find_subnet_opportunities Read 360 0.3%
find_subnets_by_capability Read 359 0.3%
get_chain_turnover Read 359 0.3%
get_chain_weights Read 359 0.3%
get_indexer_lag Read 359 0.3%
get_subnet_owner_cut Read 359 0.3%
query_graphql Read 358 0.3%
get_subnet_health_incidents Read 357 0.3%
get_account_parents Read 355 0.3%
get_network_parameters Read 353 0.3%
list_global_validators Read 352 0.3%
get_subnet_history Read 348 0.3%
get_account_positions Read 345 0.3%
get_subnet_yield_history Read 342 0.3%
get_subnet_serving Read 341 0.3%
get_subnet_health_percentiles Read 339 0.3%
get_subnet_prometheus Read 339 0.3%
get_chain_weight_setters Read 338 0.3%
get_rpc_usage Read 335 0.3%
get_subnet_stake_transfers Read 335 0.3%
get_subnet_weight_setters Read 335 0.3%
get_webhook_subscription Read 335 0.3%
get_subnet_axon_removals Read 333 0.3%
get_chain_alpha_volume Read 332 0.3%
verify_integration Read 330 0.3%
get_economics_trends Read 328 0.3%
get_evm_address_mapping Read 326 0.3%
get_registry_leaderboards Read 326 0.3%
get_subnet_performance_history Read 325 0.3%
get_account Read 324 0.3%
get_subnet_weights Read 322 0.3%
get_chain_fees Read 319 0.3%
get_subnet_concentration_history Read 319 0.3%
get_subnet_stake_moves Read 319 0.3%
get_chain_subnet_lifecycle Read 317 0.3%
get_subnet_burn Read 311 0.3%
get_chain_activity Read 309 0.3%
get_extrinsic Read 309 0.3%
get_networks Read 309 0.3%
get_subnet_registrations Read 309 0.3%
list_accounts Read 308 0.3%
get_chain_registrations Read 307 0.3%
get_randomness_status Read 307 0.3%
get_subnet_conviction Read 305 0.3%
how_do_i_call Read 305 0.3%
get_chain_transfers Read 302 0.3%
get_account_portfolio Read 297 0.3%
get_block_chain_events Read 296 0.3%
get_chain_burn Read 296 0.3%
get_subnet_recycled Read 296 0.3%
get_account_entities Read 291 0.3%
get_validator_detail Read 290 0.3%
get_subnet_ownership_history Read 289 0.3%
find_subnet_for_task Read 288 0.3%
get_provider_detail Read 286 0.3%
get_subnet_lease_history Read 285 0.3%
get_subnet_performance Read 285 0.3%
get_account_subnets Read 280 0.3%
get_alert_trigger Read 274 0.3%
get_subnet_yield Read 271 0.3%
get_account_identity Read 269 0.2%
ask Read 266 0.2%
get_chain_identity_history Read 263 0.2%
get_subnet_idle_stake Read 263 0.2%
get_subnet_health_trends Read 260 0.2%
get_api_schema Read 254 0.2%
get_domain_summary Read 253 0.2%
get_block Read 251 0.2%
compare_subnets Read 248 0.2%
get_subnet_concentration Read 247 0.2%
get_network_activity Read 243 0.2%
get_fixture Read 242 0.2%
get_sudo_key Read 239 0.2%
get_adapter Read 237 0.2%
get_subnet_gaps Read 234 0.2%
get_chain_yield Read 229 0.2%
get_subnet_hyperparams Read 227 0.2%
get_subnet_volume Read 223 0.2%
get_chain_performance Read 212 0.2%
get_subnet_profile Read 212 0.2%
list_subnet_apis Read 208 0.2%
delete_surface_credential Destructive 206 0.2%
list_revenue_coverage Read 198 0.2%
get_chain_concentration Read 195 0.2%
get_best_rpc_endpoint Read 192 0.2%
get_more_tools Read 191 0.2%
get_subnet Read 188 0.2%
get_freshness Read 186 0.2%
get_agent_resources Read 183 0.2%
get_chain_idle_stake Read 181 0.2%
get_runtime Read 168 0.2%
get_source_health Read 166 0.2%
get_self_health Read 165 0.2%
get_lineage Read 162 0.2%
list_schemas Read 160 0.1%
get_changelog Read 159 0.1%
get_coverage Read 157 0.1%
list_surface_credentials Read 157 0.1%
get_blocks_summary Read 150 0.1%
get_build Read 150 0.1%
registry_summary Read 132 0.1%

Your agent uses a handful of these tools. It pays for all 235.

You don't need all 235 of those definitions in the window. PolicyLayer is an MCP gateway that sits in front of metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry: only the tools you grant are exposed to the agent, the rest never load. A smaller window means a sharper agent — less noise when it picks a tool — and every request costs less:

Grant scopeDefinition costReduction
All 235 tools (no gateway) 107,818 tokens
3 granted tools ~1,376 tokens −99%
5 granted tools ~2,294 tokens −98%
10 granted tools ~4,588 tokens −96%

The risk dividend: 1 of these 235 tools are critical-risk (destructive or financial) and cost 206 tokens (0% of the definition load). Block them — the recommended starter policy — and you reclaim that context before tuning anything else.

  1. Create a free account and register metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry — nothing to install.
  2. Grant only the tools you use — ungranted definitions never enter the context window.
  3. Point your MCP client (Claude, Cursor, anything) at your gateway URL.

metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry token-cost questions.

How many tokens does the metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry MCP server use?+

Its 235 tool definitions total 107,818 tokens — 54% of a 200k context window — measured with tiktoken o200k_base over the serialised tools/list payload. Exact counts vary slightly by client and model.

Why does metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry consume tokens before I send a message?+

MCP clients load every connected server's tool definitions — name, description, and input schema — into the model's context so it knows what it can call. That payload is charged against your context window on every request, whether or not a tool is used.

How do I reduce metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry's token usage?+

Expose fewer tools. A PolicyLayer grant scopes metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry to only the tools you allow — ungranted definitions are filtered out of the tool list, so they never enter the context window. A grant of 3 typical tools costs roughly 1,376 tokens, a 99% reduction.

Does deferred tool loading fix this?+

Partially, in some clients. Claude Code defers MCP tool schemas behind a tool-search step by default, and VS Code has experimental grouping — but you still pay tokens per search and reload, and Cursor, Windsurf and Gemini CLI load definitions upfront. Reducing the exposed tool set cuts the cost in every client.

How these numbers were measured.

01
Serialisation

Each tool is serialised as a tools/list entry — name, description, input schema — from the schemas in the PolicyLayer scan database. Clients differ slightly in framing, so treat counts as close estimates.

02
Tokeniser

tiktoken o200k_base (GPT-4o/o-series). Anthropic's current tokeniser isn't published, so Claude's exact counts will differ; for English text and JSON schemas the totals are close enough to treat these as estimates.

03
Deferred loading

Some clients now defer schema loading (Claude Code's tool search; VS Code experimental grouping). You still pay per search and reload — and Cursor, Windsurf and Gemini CLI load everything upfront.

Computed 17-08-2026 from the PolicyLayer scan database over all 235 catalogued metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry tools. Counts refresh with every site build.

Expose only the tools you use — the rest never enter your context.

A PolicyLayer grant scopes metagraphed — Bittensor subnet operational registry to the tools you actually allow. Ungranted definitions never load, and every call that does run is checked against policy first.

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