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MaximeRivest/mcp2py

Score: 30.9 Rank #6019

Turn any MCP server into a Python module

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MaximeRivest/mcp2py is a Python MCP server licensed under MIT. Turn any MCP server into a Python module

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Python MIT

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From the README

# mcp2py: Turn any MCP server into a python module

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an emerging standard for AI tools and
resources. The standard is compatible with normal REST API servers, but
adds extra metadata to describe tools, resources, and prompts in a
machine-readable way. This provides us with a great opportunity to
create Python modules that completely and automatically map to these MCP
servers. The biggest advantage of this approach is that we can use any
MCP server as if it were a native Python library, with zero
configuration. This can be quite a big deal as creating Python software
development kits that map to REST APIs is extremely common and was quite
a manual process. Now, if the organization hosting the REST API also
provides an MCP interface, we can automatically generate a Python SDK
for it with zero effort! Don’t worry if this is not all clear to you.
You can still leverage the power of mcp2py without knowing all the
details of MCP. All you need to know is: if you
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