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- stackless_mcp-1.0.0b2/LICENSE +201 -0
- stackless_mcp-1.0.0b2/PKG-INFO +324 -0
- stackless_mcp-1.0.0b2/README.md +292 -0
- stackless_mcp-1.0.0b2/pyproject.toml +54 -0
- stackless_mcp-1.0.0b2/stackless_mcp/__init__.py +22 -0
- stackless_mcp-1.0.0b2/stackless_mcp/auth.py +273 -0
- stackless_mcp-1.0.0b2/stackless_mcp/client.py +318 -0
- stackless_mcp-1.0.0b2/stackless_mcp/server.py +1158 -0
- stackless_mcp-1.0.0b2/stackless_mcp/tool_handlers.py +35 -0
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Name: stackless-mcp
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Version: 1.0.0b2
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Summary: Local MCP server exposing Stackless app APIs to terminal agents
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License: Apache-2.0
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Keywords: stackless,mcp,analytics,data,cli
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Author: Stackless Data
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# Stackless MCP
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The MCP process is intentionally thin. It does not import `middleware-service`,
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| `hydrate_dashboard` | Hydrate custom dashboard widgets through Stackless/Cube. |
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| `get_stackless_operation` | Get status for an MCP operation ID. |
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`spec` is supplied and a draft is created.
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