Agentic AI MCP
Lightweight agentic AI with MCP tools. Supports multiple LLM providers (Anthropic, OpenAI), multi-agent orchestration, and distributed setups where tools run on one machine and agents on another.
Install
pip install agentic-ai-mcp
Setup
Set your API key in .env file (only needed on the client/agent machine):
# For Anthropic (default)
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...
# For OpenAI
OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...
Quick Start
See the example notebooks:
examples/quickstart_server.ipynb- Run on machine exposing toolsexamples/quickstart_client.ipynb- Run on machine executing agents (single & multi-agent)
Usage
Server (expose tools)
Run this on the machine where you want to host tools:
from agentic_ai_mcp import AgenticAIServer
def add(a: int, b: int) -> int:
"""Add two numbers."""
return a + b
def greet(name: str, times: int = 1) -> str:
"""Greet someone."""
return ("Hello, " + name + "! ") * times
# Create server and register tools
server = AgenticAIServer(host="0.0.0.0", port=8888)
server.register_tool(add)
server.register_tool(greet)
print(f"Tools: {server.tools}")
print(f"URL: {server.mcp_url}")
# Start server in background
server.start()
# ... do other things ...
# Stop when done
server.stop()
Client (run agents)
Run this on another machine to connect to the server and execute agents:
from agentic_ai_mcp import AgenticAIClient
# Connect to MCP server
client = AgenticAIClient(mcp_url="http://<server-ip>:8888/mcp")
# Simple agent workflow
result = await client.run("Calculate 2+1, then greet 'Alice' that many times.")
print(result)
# Planning-based workflow for complex tasks
result = await client.run_with_planning("Calculate ((0+2) + (1+1) + 1), then greet 'Bob' that many times.")
print(result)
Multiple MCP Servers
Connect to tools spread across multiple servers:
from agentic_ai_mcp import AgenticAIClient
# Connect to multiple MCP servers
client = AgenticAIClient(
mcp_urls=[
"http://<server-1>:8888/mcp", # math tools
"http://<server-2>:9999/mcp", # greeting tools
]
)
# The agent can use tools from all servers
result = await client.run("Calculate 2+3, then greet 'Alice' that many times.")
print(result)
Multi-Agent Orchestration
Use AgenticAIOrchestrator to coordinate multiple agents working together on a task. Each agent can have a role and a tool_filter to specialize its behavior.
Sequential Flow
Agents run one after another. Each agent sees the previous agent's output as context:
from agentic_ai_mcp import AgenticAIClient, AgenticAIOrchestrator
researcher = AgenticAIClient(
mcp_url="http://<server-ip>:8888/mcp",
role="researcher",
tool_filter=["search"], # only load the 'search' tool
)
writer = AgenticAIClient(
mcp_url="http://<server-ip>:8888/mcp",
role="writer",
tool_filter=["write_file"],
)
orchestrator = AgenticAIOrchestrator(
clients=[researcher, writer],
flow_type="sequential",
)
result = await orchestrator.run("Research Python best practices and write a summary.")
print(result)
Parallel Flow
Agents run concurrently and their results are combined:
orchestrator = AgenticAIOrchestrator(
clients=[agent_a, agent_b],
flow_type="parallel",
)
result = await orchestrator.run("Analyze this dataset from two perspectives.")
print(result)
With Planning
The orchestrator also supports the planning workflow on each agent:
result = await orchestrator.run_with_planning("Complex multi-step task...")
Shared State
When orchestrating multiple agents, use SharedState to share data between them:
from agentic_ai_mcp import AgenticAIOrchestrator, SharedState
state = SharedState({"project": "demo"})
orchestrator = AgenticAIOrchestrator(
clients=[agent_a, agent_b],
shared_state=state,
)
result = await orchestrator.run("Do the task.")
# After execution, agent results are stored in shared state
print(state.get("agent_results"))
print(state.to_dict())
Using OpenAI
from agentic_ai_mcp import AgenticAIClient
# Use OpenAI instead of Anthropic
client = AgenticAIClient(
mcp_url="http://<server-ip>:8888/mcp",
provider="openai",
model="gpt-4o-mini"
)
result = await client.run("Calculate -1+2")
Passing API Key Directly
from agentic_ai_mcp import AgenticAIClient
# Pass API key directly (instead of using .env)
client = AgenticAIClient(
mcp_url="http://<server-ip>:8888/mcp",
api_key="sk-ant-..."
)
Synchronous Usage
All async methods have synchronous variants for use outside of async contexts:
# Single client
result = client.run_sync("Calculate 2+3")
result = client.run_with_planning_sync("Complex task...")
# Orchestrator
result = orchestrator.run_sync("Do the task.")
result = orchestrator.run_with_planning_sync("Complex task...")
API Reference
AgenticAIServer
| Property/Method | Description |
|---|---|
server.tools |
List of registered tool names |
server.mcp_url |
Server URL |
server.is_running |
Check if server is running |
server.register_tool(func) |
Register a function as an MCP tool |
server.start() |
Start MCP server in background |
server.stop() |
Stop MCP server |
AgenticAIClient
| Property/Method | Description |
|---|---|
client.mcp_url |
Primary MCP server URL (first in the list) |
client.mcp_urls |
List of all MCP server URLs |
client.tools |
List of loaded tool names from all servers |
client.role |
Agent's role description (used by orchestrator) |
client.shared_state |
Shared state dict (set by orchestrator, None if standalone) |
client.run(prompt) |
Simple agentic workflow (async) |
client.run_with_planning(prompt) |
Planning-based workflow (async) |
client.run_sync(prompt) |
Simple agentic workflow (sync) |
client.run_with_planning_sync(prompt) |
Planning-based workflow (sync) |
AgenticAIOrchestrator
| Property/Method | Description |
|---|---|
orchestrator.clients |
List of orchestrated clients |
orchestrator.shared_state |
The SharedState instance |
orchestrator.run(prompt) |
Run with simple agent on each client (async) |
orchestrator.run_with_planning(prompt) |
Run with planning on each client (async) |
orchestrator.run_sync(prompt) |
Synchronous version of run() |
orchestrator.run_with_planning_sync(prompt) |
Synchronous version of run_with_planning() |
SharedState
| Property/Method | Description |
|---|---|
state.get(key, default) |
Get a value from shared state |
state.set(key, value) |
Set a value in shared state |
state.to_dict() |
Return a copy of the full state |
key in state |
Check if a key exists |
Key Capabilities
- Multi-Server — A single client can connect to tools spread across multiple MCP servers
- Image Transfer — Images transfer over protocol, auto-displayed in Jupyter
- Multi-Client Orchestration — Coordinate multiple agents in
sequentialorparallelflows with optionalsynthesis - Shared State — Data sharing between agents during orchestration
- Multi-Execution Modes — Simple agentic flow (
run) for straightforward tasks, multi-step planning (run_with_planning) for complex ones
License
MIT
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