🔌 BBServerMCPClient

This class connects Kebogyro to remote tool runners using the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

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🛠 Constructor

BBServerMCPClient(
    connections: dict[str, Connection],
    tool_cache_expiration_seconds: int = 3600,
    cache_adapter: Optional[AbstractLLMCache] = None
)

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🔁 Transports Supported

• stdio: for local subprocesses
• sse: for streaming HTTP (ideal for FastAPI bridges)
• http: for non-streamable REST endpoints

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📦 Example

from kebogyro.mcp_adapter.client import BBServerMCPClient

mcp_client = BBServerMCPClient(
    connections={
        # "workroom_tools" is a namespace (server_name) — you can define multiple MCP backends under different keys
        "workroom_tools": {
            "url": "http://localhost:5000/sse",
            "transport": "sse"
        },
        "finance_tools": {
            "url": "http://localhost:5100/sse",
            "transport": "sse"
        }
    },
    cache_adapter=MyCache()
)

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🧠 Namespaces & Cache

The keys in connections (like workroom_tools, finance_tools, etc.) serve as namespaces or server names.

They are automatically reflected in the internal cache structure to keep tool specs separate and avoid collisions across multiple MCP backends.

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🔒 Caching

You can cache: - Remote tool manifests (specs) per namespace - Response payloads

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📌 Usage

Pass mcp_client to LLMClientWrapper, or directly as mcp_tools to create_agent().

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Next → create_agent