mcp-llm-client 0.0.6

Python client, based on fastmcp, for connecting to MCP servers through multiple protocols, specifically designed to work with integrated language models.

Python MCP Client

Python client, based on fastmcp, for connecting to MCP servers through multiple protocols, specifically designed to work with integrated language models.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Installation
• Implemented Models
• Implemented Transfer Protocols
• System Requirements
• Usage Example
• Version History
• Project Status
• License

Overview

This package provides a Python interface to connect to MCP servers in an easy, intuitive, and configurable way. It offers a modular architecture that allows for easy extension of new transfer protocols and language models. Currently includes support for HTTPStream and GPT-4 mini, with expansion capability for more options in the future.

Installation

To install the MCP client, you can use pip:

pip install mcp-llm-client

Implemented Models

The client currently supports the following language models:

Model	Technical Description
gpt4o-mini	Optimized implementation of the GPT-4 model that provides a balance between computational performance and resource efficiency. This model is specifically designed to operate in environments with memory constraints while maintaining superior predictive quality.

🚨 CRITICAL CONFIGURATION NOTE Currently, this project only work with gpt4o-mini llm model.

Implemented Transfer Protocols

Protocols for communication with MCP servers:

Protocol	Status	Technical Characteristics
HTTPStream	Implemented	Asynchronous HTTP-based protocol that enables continuous data streaming. Characterized by low memory consumption and real-time processing capability for partial responses.
SSE (Server-Sent Events)	Not Implemented	Unidirectional protocol that allows the server to send multiple updated events through a single HTTP connection. Designed specifically for applications requiring real-time updates from the server.
stdio	Not Implemented	Standard input/output interface that facilitates direct communication between processes. Will provide a lightweight alternative for local environments and unit testing.

🚨 CRITICAL CONFIGURATION NOTE Currently, this project only work with HTTPStream protocol.

Future Development Planning

Pending Language Models

• Integration of additional language models
• Implementation of dynamic model selection system
• Optimization of model loading and management

Pending Protocols

• Complete implementation of SSE for better real-time event handling
• Development of stdio interface for local environments
• Performance optimization across all protocols

System Requirements

Environmental Configuration

• .env file: The .env file contains the authentication credentials necessary for integration with external services. This file must be created in the project root directory with the following format:

  # .env
  # OpenAI Authentication
  OPENAI_API_KEY=<YOUR OPENAI-API-KEY>
  

• config.json file: The config.json file defines the configuration of available MCP servers. It must be created in the project root directory with the following structure:

  {
      "mcp_servers": {
          "example_server": {
              "http": "http://0.0.0.0:8000/server/mcp",
              "name": "Example mcp server",
              "description": "A simple example MCP server"
          }
      }
  }
  

  If you need an MCP server to test the code, you can use simple-mcp-server.

Dependencies

• Python = ">=3.11"
• openai = "^1.68.2"
• "mcp[cli]"

Usage Example

#example1.py
from mcpclient import open_local_chat
open_local_chat()

#example2.py
from mcpclient import Chat
chat: Chat = Chat()
while True:
    query = input("> ")
    if query == "":
        break
    for step in chat(query):
        print(f"<< {step.json}")

Alternatively, you may test this service using the following template available on GitHub:

# clone repo
git clone https://github.com/rb58853/template_mcp_llm_client.git

# change to project dir
cd template_mcp_llm_client

# install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt

# open in vscode
code .

Version History

v0.0.1

• Initial implementation of Chat client
• Complete integration of httpstream protocol (fasmcp)
• Connectivity with multiple servers
• Simplified config.json file for connection management
• Efficient processing of multiple simultaneous requests to tools and resources within a single query
• Simple connection without authorization (compatible only with servers that do not require authentication)

v0.0.4

• Package dependencies are incorporated during its initial installation process.

v0.0.5

• The LLM system is structured in steps, with each step being returned to the client making the query. This approach allows for the identification of the current stage within the query process.
• Efficient language detection has been implemented for queries, enabling responses to be provided based on the detected language.
• The open_local_chat() function has been added, making it easy to use a local chat.

v0.0.6

• The exposed services have been added to the context of all queries, including those that do not require the use of a specific service. This approach allows for general inquiries regarding the available services.

Project Status

⚠️ Important Notice: This project is currently in active development phase. As a result, errors or unexpected behaviors may occur during usage

License

MIT License. See license.