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AgenticMaid

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Dynamic MCP Tool Fetching for AI Agents

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About

AgenticMaid is a Python library that connects to Multi-Capability Protocol (MCP) servers, dynamically retrieves tools, manages AI/LLM configurations, schedules tasks, and builds reactive agents with LangGraph.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Overview

AgenticMaid is a versatile Python library that serves as a bridge between developers and one or more Multi‑Capability Protocol (MCP) servers. By abstracting the complexities of MCP communication, it enables applications to discover, fetch, and invoke external tools on demand while managing multiple AI/LLM services in a single configuration. This makes it ideal for building agentic systems that need to pull in diverse capabilities—such as data retrieval, API calls, or custom logic—from a distributed set of MCP servers without hard‑coding each tool into the application.

The core value proposition lies in dynamic capability discovery. Rather than statically embedding tool definitions, AgenticMaid queries MCP servers at runtime to obtain the latest list of available tools. This allows teams to update or add new functionalities on the fly, ensuring that agents always operate with the most current toolset. Coupled with its support for multiple MCP servers, developers can compose hybrid agents that draw from specialized tool providers—each optimized for a particular domain or data source—while maintaining a unified orchestration layer.

Key capabilities include:

  • Multi‑server MCP interaction – Seamlessly connect to several MCP endpoints, aggregating their tool catalogs into a single namespace.
  • Flexible configuration – Accept configurations via Python dictionaries, JSON files, or environment variables, making it easy to switch contexts between development, staging, and production.
  • AI service management – Define and reuse a variety of LLM providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, local models) under a unified interface, and specify default services for rapid prototyping.
  • Scheduled tasks – Run periodic jobs (cron‑style) that can trigger tool calls or agent workflows, useful for data pipelines or monitoring tasks.
  • Chat service integration – Provide a framework to handle conversations with defined chat services, enabling conversational agents that can persist context across sessions.
  • ReAct agent construction – Leverage the library to build reactive agents that can reason, plan, and execute tool calls in a loop, making complex decision‑making workflows straightforward.

Typical use cases span from automated data collection—where an agent queries multiple MCP servers for market reports—to customer support automation, where a chat agent can dynamically call ticket‑management tools or knowledge‑base APIs. In research environments, AgenticMaid allows rapid prototyping of experiments that mix LLM reasoning with domain‑specific utilities, all while keeping the codebase clean and modular.

By centralizing MCP interactions, configuration, and agent orchestration in a single library, AgenticMaid reduces boilerplate, promotes consistency across projects, and empowers developers to build sophisticated, agent‑centric applications that can evolve as new tools and services emerge.