Tarsus MCP Tools (Python)

Library of MCP-compatible tool definitions for the Tarsus API.

Installation

pip install tarsus-mcp

Usage

from tarsus import TarsusClient
from tarsus_mcp import TarsusTools

# Initialize client
client = TarsusClient(api_key="...")

# Get tools
tools_wrapper = TarsusTools(client)
tools = tools_wrapper.get_all_tools()

for tool in tools:
    print(f"Tool: {tool['name']}")
    # tool['callable'] is the executable function
    # tool['inputSchema'] is the JSON schema

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