opensearch-orchestrator 0.2.8

OpenSearch Solution Architect MCP server — guides you from requirements to a running search setup

OpenSearch Launchpad

An MCP-powered assistant that guides you from initial requirements to a running OpenSearch search setup. It collects a sample document, gathers preferences, plans a search architecture, and executes the plan — creating indices, ML models, ingest pipelines, and a local search UI — with optional deployment to Amazon OpenSearch Service or Serverless.

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Kiro Power (Primary Integration)

OpenSearch Launchpad is packaged as a Kiro Power. Install it in Kiro by adding this repo as a power source. Kiro reads POWER.md for workflow instructions and calls MCP tools exposed by the server.

The mcp.json at the repo root runs uvx opensearch-launchpad@latest — no local clone required.

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Standalone CLI (Local Development)

Start the interactive orchestrator in a terminal:

python opensearch_orchestrator/orchestrator.py

The orchestrator guides you through sample collection, requirements gathering, solution planning, and execution — all in one interactive session.

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MCP Server

The MCP server exposes the orchestrator workflow as a set of phase tools. Any MCP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, MCP Inspector, etc.) can drive the conversation.

Prerequisites

Install uv (one-time, no sudo needed):

curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

Running from PyPI

uvx opensearch-launchpad@latest

If installed via pip:

opensearch-launchpad

This starts a stdio MCP server (JSON-RPC), not an interactive CLI. Launch it from an MCP client. For an interactive terminal session, use python opensearch_orchestrator/orchestrator.py instead.

Running locally (dev)

uv run opensearch_orchestrator/mcp_server.py

uv reads inline script metadata and auto-installs dependencies into a cached virtual environment.

Claude Desktop integration

1. Add to ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json (macOS) or %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json (Windows):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "opensearch-launchpad": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["opensearch-launchpad@latest"]
    }
  }
}

2. Restart Claude Desktop. The opensearch_workflow prompt is available in the prompt picker and describes the full tool sequence.

Generic MCP clients

Any MCP-compatible client can connect via stdio and discover tools with tools/list. The opensearch_workflow prompt (available via prompts/list) describes the workflow. Tool docstrings also include prerequisite hints.

Without uv

Install dependencies manually and point to the server script:

pip install mcp opensearch-py

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "opensearch-launchpad": {
      "command": "python3",
      "args": ["opensearch_orchestrator/mcp_server.py"],
      "cwd": "/path/to/agent"
    }
  }
}

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MCP Workflow Tools

The server exposes high-level phase tools:

Tool	Phase	Description
load_sample	1	Load a sample document (built-in IMDB, local file, URL, index, or paste)
set_preferences	2	Set budget, performance, query pattern, deployment preferences
start_planning	3	Start the planning agent; returns initial architecture proposal
refine_plan	3	Send user feedback to refine the proposal
finalize_plan	3	Finalize the plan when the user confirms
set_plan_from_planning_complete	3	Parse/store a <planning_complete> planner response
execute_plan	4	Return worker bootstrap payload for execution
set_execution_from_execution_report	4	Parse/store <execution_report> and update retry state
retry_execution	4	Return resume bootstrap payload from last failed step
prepare_aws_deployment	5	Return deployment target and steering files for AWS
cleanup	Post	Remove test documents on user request

The following execution/knowledge tools are also exposed: create_index, create_and_attach_pipeline, create_bedrock_embedding_model, create_local_pretrained_model, apply_capability_driven_verification, launch_search_ui, set_search_ui_suggestions, read_knowledge_base, read_dense_vector_models, read_sparse_vector_models, search_opensearch_org.

Advanced tools are hidden by default; set OPENSEARCH_MCP_ENABLE_ADVANCED_TOOLS=true to expose them.

Localhost index auth (source_type="localhost_index")

Mode	Behavior
"default"	Username admin, password myStrongPassword123!
"none"	No authentication
"custom"	Requires localhost_auth_username + localhost_auth_password

Local Docker auto-bootstrap uses admin and reads the password from OPENSEARCH_PASSWORD (falls back to myStrongPassword123!).

Planner backend in MCP mode

• Planning uses client sampling (client LLM only — no server-side Bedrock in MCP mode).
• If the client does not support sampling/createMessage, start_planning returns manual_planning_required=true with manual_planner_system_prompt and manual_planner_initial_input. Run planner turns with your LLM and call set_plan_from_planning_complete(planner_response).

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Release Checklist

# 1) Bump version in both files to the same value, e.g. 0.10.1
#    - pyproject.toml: [project].version
#    - opensearch_orchestrator/__init__.py: __version__

# Optional sanity check:
python -c "import tomllib; p=tomllib.load(open('pyproject.toml','rb')); import opensearch_orchestrator as pkg; print('pyproject=', p['project']['version'], 'package=', pkg.__version__)"

# 2) All tests must pass
uv run pytest -q

# 3) Build and verify artifacts
uv build
for whl in dist/*.whl; do python -m zipfile -l "$whl"; done
python -c "import opensearch_orchestrator.mcp_server as m; print(hasattr(m, 'main'))"

# Smoke-test the wheel
VERSION="$(python -c "import tomllib; print(tomllib.load(open('pyproject.toml','rb'))['project']['version'])")"
WHEEL_PATH="$(ls dist/opensearch_launchpad-${VERSION}-*.whl 2>/dev/null || ls dist/opensearch_orchestrator-${VERSION}-*.whl)"
uvx --from "$WHEEL_PATH" opensearch-launchpad

# 4) Publish to PyPI
uv publish --token pypi-YOUR-TOKEN