Sounio MCP Server
sounio-mcp-server exposes the checked Sounio compiler to agentic tools over
local Model Context Protocol stdio transport. It is intentionally local-only:
no HTTP transport, no OAuth, no token handling, and no remote execution path.
Install
pip install -e tools/mcp
python -m sounio_mcp.server --transport stdio
Claude Code:
claude --mcp-server sounio=python:-m:sounio_mcp.server
The server resolves souc through scripts/lib/resolve_souc.sh, which in this
checkout resolves to the checked self-hosted launcher (bin/souc on supported
hosts). The server rejects source paths outside /workspace/sounio.
Tool calls return both MCP text content and structuredContent. The text content
keeps the prompt's shell examples simple; structuredContent lets typed MCP
clients consume the result without reparsing JSON text.
Tools
sounio_check
Type-checks a .sio file and returns diagnostics normalised from
souc check --json.
Example:
{
"source_path": "tests/fixtures/broken_dose.sio"
}
The response includes two diagnostic views:
diagnostics: agent-friendly records with string severity, one-basedline/column, spans, related notes, and warnings.diagnostic_envelope: the CC-1/CC-2 sharedsounio.diagnostic.v1envelope validated againsttools/shared/diagnostic_schema.json.
sounio_compile
Runs sounio_check, then compiles a valid file to a local artefact.
Example:
{
"source_path": "examples/hello.sio",
"target": "elf",
"optimization": "default"
}
Targets are accepted as elf, macho, ptx, metal, or wasm. The current
checked launcher is strongest for host-native ELF; other targets are passed
through to the compiler target flag and reported honestly if unsupported.
sounio_run
Runs souc run, captures stdout/stderr/exit code, and reports compile_error,
runtime_error, timeout, or ok.
Example:
{
"source_path": "examples/hello.sio",
"args": [],
"timeout_sec": 30
}
Environment overrides are allowed only for non-sensitive keys. Keys containing tokens, secrets, credentials, proxies, or auth material are rejected.
sounio_test
Runs a Sounio test directory or file programmatically using the checked compiler.
Example:
{
"test_pattern": "tests/run-pass",
"test_filter": "hello"
}
The test runner understands the existing //@ run-pass, //@ compile-fail,
//@ check-only, //@ expect-stdout, //@ error-pattern, and //@ ignore
annotations.
Resources
sounio://stdlib/{module}returns stdlib README/source context.sounio://errors/{error_code}returns compiler error explanations traced to current compiler source or committed compile-failure evidence.
Examples:
sounio://stdlib/stats
sounio://stdlib/clinical
sounio://errors/E070
Error -> Fix Loop
The loop is deliberately thin:
- Agent writes or edits a
.siofile. - Agent calls
sounio_check. - Diagnostics are injected into the next prompt.
- Agent revises the file.
- Agent repeats until diagnostics are empty or the iteration budget is reached.
The reproducible local demonstration is:
PYTHONPATH=tools/mcp python3 tools/mcp/examples/llmloop_recipe.py \
--fixtures 'tests/fixtures/broken/*.sio' \
--max-iter 10 \
--seed 1729
Current fixture benchmark:
- fixtures: 20
- agent model:
deterministic-fixture-agent-v0.1 - seed:
1729 - convergence rate:
1.0 - average iterations:
1.0
This is a local recipe for the LLMloop pattern, not a claim about a hosted model. It exists so Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT via MCP, and CLI agents can close the same check/fix/re-check loop using the real Sounio compiler.
Cross-Agent Use
- CC-1 owns
tools/shared/diagnostic_schema.json; MCP consumes the samesouc check --jsonshape and keeps the LSP-compatiblerangefields. - Cx-1 should use
sounio_checkas the canonical validation method for generated dataset examples. - Cx-2 can use
sounio_runas the HumanEval/MultiPL-E execution harness once translated.siofiles are produced.
Quality Notes
- No compiler binary is modified.
- No remote MCP transport is implemented.
- Error catalogue entries are trace-backed; unknown codes return an explicit "not promoted yet" resource instead of invented explanations.
- The checked launcher's
compilecompatibility mode may exit zero even when an artefact is not emitted, sosounio_compileverifies output existence. - The focused Python gate covers direct tools, schema validation, one-shot
JSON-RPC, and an actual
mcpPython SDK client session over stdio.
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