silpo-py-mcp

Typed Python client for the official Silpo MCP server (https://mcp.silpo.ua/mcp).

Built on FastMCP 3.4.7 for the Silpo AI Factory hackathon. One library, two modes:

• Real server — Streamable HTTP transport with OAuth 2.1 + PKCE, encrypted on-disk token storage, 39 typed methods mirroring the documented silpo_* tools.
• In-memory mock — a FastMCP server that implements the same 39 tools with realistic fixtures, so you can develop and test without a Silpo account.

Requires Python 3.12+.

Install

pip install silpo-py-mcp
# or with uv
uv add silpo-py-mcp
# local development
uv sync

Quick start (mock — no auth needed)

import asyncio
from silpo_py_mcp import SilpoClient


async def main() -> None:
    async with SilpoClient.for_mock() as client:
        result = await client.get_products(query="сир")
        for product in result.items:
            print(product.title, product.price)

        cart = await client.get_cart()
        await client.add_or_update_cart_products(
            cart.cart_id,
            [
                {
                    "productId": product.product_id,
                    "companyId": product.company_id,
                    "branchId": product.branch_id,
                    "quantity": 2,
                }
                for product in result.items
            ],
        )
        full = await client.get_cart_by_id(cart.cart_id)
        print("Total:", full.totals.total_price)


asyncio.run(main())

Quick start (real server)

The first connection opens a browser for login at auth.silpo.ua (phone + OTP or password). Tokens are encrypted and stored on disk, and the client refreshes them automatically.

import asyncio
from silpo_py_mcp import SilpoClient


async def main() -> None:
    async with SilpoClient.for_real_server() as client:
        tools = await client.list_tools()
        print(f"Connected. {len(tools)} tools available.")

        branches = await client.call_tool("silpo_list_branches", {"limit": 1})
        print("Branch:", branches["branches"][0]["address"])


asyncio.run(main())

Note on typed methods vs the real server. The real tools/list schemas (which call_tool follows verbatim) differ from the documented ones the mock is built on — e.g. silpo_get_products takes branchId/deliveryType/ timeslotStart/timeslotEnd, silpo_find_address takes address, silpo_get_category takes categorySlug, and cart tools take shoppingCartId. The typed convenience methods still target the documented names; use call_tool for live calls until they are reconciled. Responses come back JSON-like (nested FastMCP Root dataclasses are unwrapped automatically).

Smoke test against the real server

examples/real_smoke.py verifies the live contract and runs a read-only battery of calls:

uv run examples/real_smoke.py

On the first run a browser opens for login at auth.silpo.ua; afterwards the encrypted token in ~/.silpo_py_mcp is reused. The script checks:

• live tools/list matches the 39 documented tools and prints every live signature (arg names/types),
• a read-only battery of call_tool calls built from the live schemas (branches, address, delivery types, time slots, categories tree, promotions, products, profile, favorites, loyalty, coupons, orders, promos, certificates).

Failures are reported per check without aborting — server-side schema bugs and drift between the real server and the mock show up as ✗ lines. Exits non-zero if the tool-name contract is violated or a battery call fails.

Known server-side quirks (verified live, Aug 2026 — mitigated in examples/real_smoke.py)

Configuration

Configuration is read from environment variables (prefix SILPO_) or a .env file. Key settings:

Programmatic overrides are supported via SilpoSettings(...) or SilpoClient.from_fastmcp(client, mcp_url=...).

Schema-driven by design

The exact tool schemas (arguments, JSON Schema) are only known from tools/list after authentication, per the official docs. SilpoClient therefore exposes:

• list_tools() — the live schemas from the server.
• call_tool(name, arguments) — pass-through calls with typed error mapping.
• Typed convenience methods — stable wrappers over documented tool names (get_products, get_cart_by_id, add_or_update_cart_products, ...).

If Silpo renames or reshapes tools, only the affected convenience method needs updating; call_tool keeps working.

Error handling

silpo_py_mcp.exceptions maps Silpo's documented error responses:

Development

uv sync                  # install deps
uv run pytest            # run tests (32 tests, all against the in-memory mock)
uv run ruff format .     # format
uv run ruff check .      # lint
uv run pyrefly check     # type check (strict)
uv run pre-commit install  # install git hooks (format/lint/type/tests)

Project layout

src/silpo_py_mcp/
├── client.py          # SilpoClient — typed methods + error mapping
├── mock_server.py     # SilpoMockServer — in-memory FastMCP server (39 tools)
├── auth.py            # OAuth 2.1 + PKCE helper, encrypted token storage
├── config.py          # pydantic-settings configuration
├── exceptions.py      # typed exceptions
└── models/            # Pydantic models (product, cart, branch, category, order)

License

MIT