Source code for haive.mcp.discovery.server_discovery

"""Simple MCP server discovery placeholder.

This module provides a placeholder implementation for MCP server discovery
functionality. In a full implementation, this would handle automatic discovery
of available MCP servers from various sources like registries, local installations,
and configured directories.

The discovery system would support:
    - Registry-based server discovery
    - Local server scanning
    - Configuration file parsing
    - Capability-based filtering
    - Version compatibility checking

Classes:
    MCPServerDiscovery: Main discovery class (placeholder)

Functions:
    get_discovery_report: Get a report of discovered servers
    create_mcp_config: Create MCP configuration from discoveries

Note:
    This is a placeholder implementation. The full implementation would
    integrate with the MCPDocumentationLoader and server registries.
"""

from typing import Any


[docs] class MCPServerDiscovery: """Placeholder for MCP server discovery. This class provides basic structure for MCP server discovery functionality. In a complete implementation, it would scan various sources to find available MCP servers and their capabilities. Attributes: discovered_servers: Dictionary mapping server names to their metadata. Would contain server configurations, capabilities, and locations. Example: Basic discovery usage (placeholder): discovery = MCPServerDiscovery() servers = await discovery.discover_all() report = discovery.get_discovery_report() """ def __init__(self): """Initialize discovery. Sets up the discovery system with empty server registry. In a full implementation, this would initialize connections to registries and scan configured paths. """ self.discovered_servers = {}
[docs] async def discover_all(self) -> dict[str, Any]: """Discover all available MCP servers. Placeholder method that would scan all configured sources for MCP servers. In a full implementation, this would: - Query MCP server registries - Scan local installation directories - Parse configuration files - Check for environment-based servers Returns: Dictionary mapping server names to their discovery metadata. Currently returns empty dict as placeholder. Note: This is a placeholder. Real implementation would perform actual discovery operations. """ return {}
[docs] def get_discovery_report(self) -> dict[str, Any]: """Get a detailed report of discovered servers. Generates a summary report of all discovered MCP servers, including counts, sources, and basic statistics. Returns: Dictionary containing: - servers: Total count of discovered servers - sources: List of sources where servers were found - categories: Server categories discovered (future) - capabilities: Aggregate capabilities (future) Example: report = discovery.get_discovery_report() print(f"Found {report['servers']} servers") """ return {"servers": 0, "sources": []}
[docs] def create_mcp_config(self) -> dict[str, Any]: """Create MCP configuration from discovered servers. Converts discovered server information into a valid MCPConfig structure that can be used to initialize MCP agents. Returns: Dictionary representing MCPConfig with: - enabled: Whether MCP should be enabled - servers: Discovered server configurations - auto_discover: Discovery settings Note: Currently returns empty config as placeholder. Real implementation would build proper configurations. """ return {}
# Module-level functions for compatibility
[docs] def get_discovery_report() -> dict[str, Any]: """Get discovery report using a temporary instance. Convenience function that creates a temporary MCPServerDiscovery instance and returns its discovery report. Useful for one-off discovery operations. Returns: Discovery report dictionary with server counts and sources. Example: report = get_discovery_report() if report['servers'] > 0: print("MCP servers available") """ discovery = MCPServerDiscovery() return discovery.get_discovery_report()
[docs] def create_mcp_config() -> dict[str, Any]: """Create MCP configuration using a temporary instance. Convenience function that creates a temporary MCPServerDiscovery instance and generates an MCP configuration from discovered servers. Returns: MCP configuration dictionary ready for use with MCPConfig. Example: config = create_mcp_config() mcp_config = MCPConfig(**config) """ discovery = MCPServerDiscovery() return discovery.create_mcp_config()