MCP Input Analyzer

@Sumedh1599

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About MCP Input Analyzer

Analyzes user-described build features (e.g. database, API integration, tools) and extracts core server requirements like resources, tools, prompts, external systems, and transports needed for MCP.

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MCP Input Analyzer config

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Overview

What is mcp_input_analyzer?

mcp_input_analyzer is an open-source Python library that analyzes user‑described build features (databases, API integrations, tools) and extracts core server requirements—such as resources, tools, prompts, external systems, and transports—for MCP (Microservices Configuration Platform). It converts free‑form text descriptions into structured, MCP‑compliant input definitions.

How to use mcp_input_analyzer?

Install via pip: pip install mcp-input-analyzer (requires Python 3.6+). Import the MCPAnalyzer class, initialize it with a description string and optional fallback_behavior parameter, then call methods like extract_requirements(), generate_mcp_structure(), or create_claude_json() to obtain the desired output.

Key features of mcp_input_analyzer

Natural language to structured build feature extraction
MCP‑compliant input structure generation
Validation of supported tools and protocols
Claude‑readable JSON definition creation
Fallback logic for unsupported build features

Use cases of mcp_input_analyzer

Automatically generating MCP server configurations from feature descriptions
Translating team requirements into structured dependency definitions
Creating Claude‑compatible JSON inputs for downstream processing
Validating whether specified tools and protocols are supported

Frequently asked questions

What Python version is required?

Python 3.6 or higher is required.

How do I install mcp_input_analyzer?

Install via pip: `pip install mcp-input-analyzer`. Alternatively, clone the repository and run `pip install .` from the source directory.

What does the library output?

It can output a dictionary of structured server requirements (`extract_requirements()`), an MCP‑compliant input structure (`generate_mcp_structure()`), or a Claude‑readable JSON definition (`create_claude_json()`).

Does mcp_input_analyzer handle unsupported features?

Yes, it includes fallback logic. The `MCPAnalyzer` constructor accepts a `fallback_behavior` parameter (default or custom) to control how unsupported features are handled.

Is mcp_input_analyzer production‑ready?

No. The library is currently in early development and some tests may be failing. Contributions to fix issues are welcome.

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