MCP_SERVER_PRAC
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Overview
The MCP (Multi-Agent Communication Protocol) server provides a robust framework for building and interacting with AI-powered agent services. It supports various transports (SSE, HTTP, Stdio, WebSocket), incorporates authentication and transport security, and offers functionalities for resource management, tool execution, prompt elicitation, and AI sampling. It serves as a foundational layer for developing complex, intelligent agent systems.
Installation
mcp run server.py:appEnvironment Variables
- UV_HOME
- UV_BIN_PATH
- UV_LOG_LEVEL
- MCP_SERVER_CONFIG_PATH
- MCP_SERVER_CONFIG_AUTO_RELOAD
- MCP_SERVER_CONFIG_LOG_LEVEL
- OPENAI_API_KEY
- ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
- LOG_LEVEL
- DEBUG_HTTP_REQUESTS
- DEBUG_OAUTH_FLOW
- OAUTH_CLIENT_ID
- OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET
- MCP_PROTOCOL_VERSION_OVERRIDE
- UV_PYTHON
- UV_COMMAND
- UVICORN_APP
- UVICORN_HOST
- UVICORN_PORT
Security Notes
The project extensively uses well-vetted libraries like Uvicorn, httpx, websockets, Authlib, and Pydantic, which significantly enhances security. It implements robust authentication (OAuth2, JWT) and transport security mechanisms (trusted hosts, allowed origins). A potential concern is the use of `eval` within the `jaraco.functools.except_` decorator. While typically controlled by the developer using the decorator and not directly exposed to untrusted external input within the application layer, `eval` always carries inherent risks if misused or if input sanitization fails elsewhere. Overall, the architecture shows a strong focus on security best practices.
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