MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration for Friday Framework
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# Friday Framework MCP MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration for the Friday Framework. ## Features - **MCP Client**: Connect to external MCP servers and consume their tools - **MCP Server**: Expose Friday capabilities (agent or tools) via MCP - **Transport Support**: Both stdio (subprocess) and SSE (HTTP streaming) - **Tool Adaptation**: Seamlessly adapt MCP tools to Friday's ToolDefinition protocol ## Installation ```bash # Core package pip install friday-framework-mcp # With SSE server support pip install friday-framework-mcp[server] # Full integration with Friday pip install friday-framework-mcp[full] ``` ## Quick Start ### Connecting to MCP Servers (Client) ```python from friday_mcp import MCPClientManager, MCPConfig, MCPServerConfig config = MCPConfig( servers=[ MCPServerConfig( name="filesystem", command="npx", args=["-y", "@modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem", "/tmp"] ) ] ) async with MCPClientManager(config) as manager: tools = await manager.get_all_tools() # Use tools with Friday's agent ``` ### Exposing Friday as MCP Server ```python from friday_mcp import StdioMCPServer, MCPServerSettings from friday_mcp.server.agent_mode import configure_agent_mode server = StdioMCPServer() configure_agent_mode(server, agent, profile, MCPServerSettings()) await server.start() ``` ## License MIT
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