Python primitives for the Adam MCP house style — typed Result envelope, comptime-style validation wrappers, escape hatches by default.
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# adam-mcp-py Methodology-first primitives for building Model Context Protocol servers in Python: a typed `Result` envelope, validation and guardrail decorators, predictable output locations, and explicit escape hatches. ```bash pip install adam-mcp-py ``` Version 0.3.2 supports Python 3.11+ and MCP Python SDK releases from 1.28.1 up to, but not including, 2.0. It adds async-safe server/decorator behavior and portable Windows output and UTF-8 handling. The package is pre-1.0; pin exact versions in downstream applications. See the [repository](https://github.com/dreliq9/adam-mcp-sdk) for documentation, examples, the specification, changelog, and contribution guide.
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