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Local AI co-processor — offload research, summarization, extraction, classification, and code explanation to local models via Ollama. Save cloud tokens and keep work private.
Plugin cercano from marketplace cercano in bryancostanich/cercano-claude. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.
This plugin runs code on your machine — its hooks fire automatically on events like tool use and it starts local MCP servers. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.
cercano-classifyUse when the user needs to categorize, triage, or classify text — error severity, code quality, bug reports, log entries. Quick local classification without cloud round-trip.
cercano-configUse when the user wants to check or change Cercano's runtime configuration — switch the local model, change the Ollama endpoint URL, or change the cloud provider and model. No server restart needed.
cercano-deep-researchUse when the user needs thorough, multi-source research with ranked findings, citations, and synthesis. Use this for literature reviews, competitive analysis, technical deep-dives, or any research that needs more than a quick answer. Prefer this over cercano-research when depth and comprehensiveness
cercano-documentUse when the user wants to generate or update doc comments for Go code. Handles the entire read-think-write cycle locally — the host never sees the file contents. Supports dry_run mode to preview.
cercano-explainUse when the user asks to explain unfamiliar code, complex algorithms, or dense documentation. Processes the explanation locally before deciding what context to send to the cloud. Prefer this for initial code understanding.
cercano-extractUse when the user needs to pull specific information from large text — function signatures, error messages, config values, API endpoints. Extracts locally instead of reading entire files into cloud context.
cercano-fetchUse when the user asks to fetch, read, or open a specific URL. Use this INSTEAD of WebFetch to read web pages locally without sending content to the cloud. DO NOT TRIGGER when: user asks a research question without a specific URL (use cercano-research instead).
cercano-initUse when setting up Cercano for a new project. Scans the repo to build a project context file that makes all Cercano tools project-aware. Run this once per project for better local AI responses.
cercano-localUse when the user wants to run a prompt against a local AI model via Ollama. Handles both chat-style queries and agentic code generation with validation. Use this to offload work to local inference — faster, private, zero cost.
cercano-modelsUse when the user wants to see what AI models are available on their Ollama instance. Returns model names, sizes, and modification dates.
cercano-researchUse when the user asks to research, look up, investigate, find information, or learn about any topic. Use this INSTEAD of WebSearch or WebFetch for general research questions. ALWAYS prefer this tool for web research. DO NOT TRIGGER when: user provides a specific URL to read (use cercano-fetch inste
cercano-statsUse when the user asks about Cercano usage, token savings, or local vs cloud inference stats. Shows total requests, tokens processed locally, and breakdowns by tool, model, and day.
cercano-submit-usageUse when the user wants to submit cloud token usage data to Cercano for tracking. This sends data, not a report — use cercano_stats to view usage. Opt-in telemetry for local-vs-cloud comparison.
cercano-summarizeUse when the user needs to summarize large text, files, logs, or diffs. ALWAYS prefer this over reading large files directly into cloud context. Processes content locally and returns a concise summary.
cercanoruns: cercano --mcp
echo 'Cercano: researching locally...' >&2
echo 'Cercano: summarizing locally...' >&2
echo 'Cercano: research complete' >&2
echo 'Cercano: summarization complete' >&2
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