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Provides a foundational framework for developing and managing modular tool instances adhering to the Model Context Protocol.
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This project serves as an example for building tools within the Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem. It centers around a ToolRegistry that effectively manages various tool instances, making them discoverable and usable. Developers can extend the BaseHandler class to effortlessly create new tools, defining their descriptions and execution logic with standardized input/output schemas. This architecture promotes modularity and extensibility, allowing for easy integration and deployment of diverse functionalities as a server.
Key Features
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- Centralized tool instance management via a ToolRegistry
- Extensible BaseHandler for simplified new tool development
- Automatic tool registration for inherited classes
- Docker support for streamlined deployment
- Standardized tool description and input schema definition
Use Cases
- Deploying a flexible tool server for external consumption
- Orchestrating various functionalities as callable tool instances
- Building custom modular tools for a Model Context Protocol environment