aiomcp 0.0.1

A Simple Python MCP Solution

aiomcp

A Simple Python MCP Solution

Tutorial

Expected Behavior for Version 0.1.0

A simple McpServer

def func(a: int, b: int):
    return a + b

impl = ToolImpl()

mcp_server = McpServer("mcp-server-name")
await mcp_server.register_tool("tool_1", func)
await mcp_server.register_tool("tool_2", impl.method)
await mcp_server.register_tool("tool_3", ToolImpl.class_method)
await mcp_server.host("http://127.0.0.1:8000")

A simple McpClient

mcp_client = McpClient("mcp-client-name")
await mcp_client.initialize("http://127.0.0.1:8000")
# mcp_client = mcp_client.initialize("server.py") for stdio
# mcp_client = mcp_client.initialize(mcp_server) for quick testing without hosting server
sum_value = await mcp_client.invoke("name", {"a": 1, "b": 2})
# standard MCP functions
# await mcp_client.mcp_tools_list() -> list[McpTool]
# await mcp_client.mcp_tools_call(tool: McpTool, request: McpRequest) -> McpResponse | McpError

Using McpTransports

While McpClient and McpServer handle client/server behavior, they are implemented in a platform-agnostic way by using McpClientTransport/McpServerTransport to handle message streams. Client and server transports usually come in pairs as McpTransport implementations.

mcp_server = McpServer()
await mcp_server.host(HttpTransport("127.0.0.1", 8000))

mcp_client = McpClient()
await mcp_client.initialize(HttpTransport("127.0.0.1", 8000))

Supported McpTransport implementations:

• SocksMcpTransport
• HttpMcpTransport
• StdioMcpTransport
• MemoryMcpTransport

Sample: Using MemoryMcpTransport for local debugging.

transport = MemoryMcpTransport()

mcp_server = McpServer()
asyncio.create_task(mcp_server.host(transport))

mcp_client = McpClient()
await mcp_client.initialize(transport)