An MCP delegation layer that keeps Cursor or any MCP host as the orchestrator while local Ollama specialists handle narrow, context-heavy work.
Prism delegates narrow AI subtasks to local Ollama specialists via MCP, cutting orchestrator tokens by 94% in a benchmark. The pattern keeps premium models as orchestrators, cuts context bloat on CI/runbook-heavy tasks, and makes AI pipeline costs measurable.
Prism: Make Your AI Editor Delegate
By Bryan Barton
Developer AI tooling is getting better, but a lot of workflows still have the same bad shape:
Ask the premium model to do everything.
Give it the task. Give it the repo rules. Give it the runbooks. Give it the skill docs. Give it the CI output. Give it the Kubernetes dump. Give it the prior chat. Then hope it can stay focused long enough to produce something useful.
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