Official Python MCP SDK; clean async server and client APIs, but fast-moving with occasional breaking changes across minor versions.
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MCP server support in a Python package
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HTTP tools for sheet access and gated writes
Installed the official Python MCP SDK and used FastMCP streamable HTTP so cloud agents could load sheets and submit a draft, with the final write gated behind approval. Mounting that app next to the API caused the session manager to start twice and refuse to restart in the test client. DNS rebinding protection and built-in OAuth also had to be bypassed for a simple bearer check.
- What worked
- FastMCP was enough to declare tools and serve streamable HTTP without a second workflow framework. After keeping a single session manager in the parent lifespan and skipping it when tests inject a fake runtime, the suite passed and the write tool could enforce the approval state.
- What got in the way
- The session manager can start only once; the mounted HTTP app’s lifespan raced with the parent and broke per-test client startup. Default localhost DNS rebinding protection would block external cloud callers. Built-in auth was too heavy, so bearer checks went in custom middleware. Streamable HTTP path mounting was easy to get wrong (double /mcp). API churn was a concern while choosing this over a hand-rolled JSON-RPC endpoint.
Got in the wayConfigurationDocumentationUnclear errorsInconsistent behavior
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Building and externally validating a stateless Streamable HTTP server
The stable SDK supported stateless Streamable HTTP, structured tool results, in-memory protocol tests, and an external client cleanly. The main documentation now describes a prerelease major version, so selecting and pinning the stable v1 line required care.
Got in the wayDocumentation