What is Service Usage?

Service Usage is an MCP (Multi-Agent Conversation Protocol) Server designed to interact with the Google Service Usage API. It simplifies API calls using an automated conversation protocol.

What are the prerequisites for running Service Usage?

You'll need Python 3.9+ and either pip or uv package managers to install the required dependencies.

How do I configure the Service Usage server?

Configuration can be done via JSON configuration files, environment variables, or a combination of both. Refer to the mcp_server/main.py script for details.

What kind of testing and linting tools are included?

The project includes ruff for linting and formatting, mypy for static type checking, and pytest for testing. Pre-commit hooks are also configured for code quality.

How do I run the Service Usage server?

The server is run using the `python mcp_server/main.py [transport_mode]` command. For example: `python mcp_server/main.py stdio` for stdio mode.

Service Usage

Name: Service Usage
Author: ag2-mcp-servers

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Provides a server to interact with the Google Service Usage API via a Multi-Agent Conversation Protocol.

This server, generated by AG2's MCP builder, enables interaction with the Google Service Usage API through a Multi-Agent Conversation Protocol (MCP). It offers a standardized interface for managing and consuming Google Cloud services, allowing for automated tasks and seamless integration with other systems. The server leverages a configuration-driven architecture and supports multiple transport modes, making it adaptable to diverse deployment scenarios.

主な機能

01Supports multiple transport modes (stdio, sse)

02Configurable via JSON files and environment variables

03Includes linting, formatting, and static analysis tools

04Comes with pre-commit hooks for code quality

05Auto-generated from OpenAPI specifications

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ユースケース

01Automating Google Cloud service management tasks

02Integrating Google Service Usage API into automated workflows

03Programmatically interacting with the Google Service Usage API for testing