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The primary motivation behind introducing MCPToolkitManager is to offer a centralized configuration and connection management for handling multiple MCP toolkits.
In situations where an application needs to interact with several MCP servers or tools concurrently, managing each MCPToolkit individually can become cumbersome. The MCPToolkitManager abstracts this complexity, providing an easy-to-use interface to manage multiple toolkits and initiate connections to all of them in parallel.
This is particularly useful in environments where multiple external tools or servers are used simultaneously, enhancing the scalability and flexibility of the system.
Solution
The MCPToolkitManager class simplifies the management of multiple MCPToolkit instances. It will provide a simple interface to:
Initialize multiple toolkits.
Manage multiple toolkits concurrently.
Connect to several toolkits at the same time.
The connection() context manager ensures that all toolkits are connected simultaneously.
The get_all_tools() method aggregates tools from all connected toolkits, offering a unified list of tools for use.
Alternatives
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Motivation
The primary motivation behind introducing
MCPToolkitManager
is to offer a centralized configuration and connection management for handling multiple MCP toolkits.In situations where an application needs to interact with several MCP servers or tools concurrently, managing each
MCPToolkit
individually can become cumbersome. TheMCPToolkitManager
abstracts this complexity, providing an easy-to-use interface to manage multiple toolkits and initiate connections to all of them in parallel.This is particularly useful in environments where multiple external tools or servers are used simultaneously, enhancing the scalability and flexibility of the system.
Solution
The
MCPToolkitManager
class simplifies the management of multiple MCPToolkit instances. It will provide a simple interface to:connection()
context manager ensures that all toolkits are connected simultaneously.get_all_tools()
method aggregates tools from all connected toolkits, offering a unified list of tools for use.Alternatives
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Additional context
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: