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Expose your FastAPI endpoints as Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools, with Auth!
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FastAPI-MCP is a Python library that exposes your FastAPI endpoints as Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools, with built-in authentication support. It is built by Tadata and targets developers who want to add MCP capabilities to existing FastAPI services with minimal friction.
Install with uv add fastapi-mcp or pip install fastapi-mcp. Then, in your FastAPI application, import FastApiMCP, instantiate it with your app, and call .mount() to expose the MCP server at /mcp. No further configuration is required for basic use.
Depends() for authentication and authorizationFastAPI-MCP is FastAPI-native—it is designed as a direct extension of FastAPI, not just a converter. It communicates via ASGI instead of making HTTP calls to your API, and it supports native FastAPI dependency injection for authentication.
FastAPI-MCP requires Python 3.10+ (recommended 3.12). The recommended package installer is `uv`, but `pip` also works. It depends on a running FastAPI application.
FastAPI-MCP does not store data itself; it exposes your existing FastAPI endpoints as MCP tools. All data and state remain within your FastAPI application and its backends.
It uses FastAPI’s ASGI interface directly for communication, eliminating the need for separate HTTP calls from the MCP server to your API.
Yes. It leverages your existing FastAPI `Depends()` for authentication and authorization, so MCP endpoints inherit the same security as your API endpoints.
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