Pymcp FAQs

Question 1

What is Pymcp?

Accepted Answer

Pymcp is a simple, asynchronous Python server and client implementation for the Modern Context Protocol (MCP), designed to easily expose and consume remote functions.

Question 2

How does Pymcp handle live updates to tools?

Accepted Answer

Pymcp supports hot-reloading, which means tools can be added, modified, or deleted on the fly. The server automatically detects these changes and rebuilds the tool registry without needing a restart.

Question 3

What communication protocol does Pymcp use?

Accepted Answer

Pymcp uses a lightweight, JSON-based messaging protocol over a standard WebSocket connection for efficient and asynchronous communication between clients and the server.

Question 4

How do I define my own remote tools with Pymcp?

Accepted Answer

You can easily define your own remote tools by applying a simple `@pymcp.tool` Python decorator to any function, making it callable via the MCP server.

Question 5

Does Pymcp support dependency injection for tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Pymcp supports a simple form of dependency injection. If a tool function includes a parameter named `tool_registry` in its signature, the server will automatically provide the `ToolRegistry` instance at execution time.

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