mcp-agent
Overview
mcp-agent is a Python tool for building effective agents using Model Context Protocol (MCP) and simple workflow patterns.
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Python tool for building agents with Model Context Protocol (MCP) and workflow patterns.
Decision Snapshot
Install
available
Usage
available
Docs
8 links
- • GitHub stars: 8267
- • Forks: 831
- • Source provenance count: 1
- • Active signal: Updated this week from lifecycle signals.
- • Last seen: 4/15/2026
- • Published: 3/15/2026
Installation / Setup
pip install mcp-agent
Usage
import asyncio && import os && from mcp_agent.app import MCPApp && from mcp_agent.agents.agent import Agent
Features
- • Profile category: Agents.
- • Primary language signal: Python.
- • Official repository link is available.
- • Topic tags: agents, ai, ai-agents, llm.
- • Documentation links available: 8.
Use Cases
- • Use in agents-oriented MCP workflows.
Prompt Examples
example
• import asyncio && import os && from mcp_agent.app import MCPApp && from mcp_agent.agents.agent import Agent
Notes / Requirements
- • Primary language: Python
- • License: Apache-2.0
- • Source provenance includes GitHub discovery
- • Source feeds: GitHub Search API
- • Topic cluster: general
Official Links
Source Information
You can verify all information on this page against the source repository above.
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