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The TAPD MCP Server is developed using the MCP Python SDK to integrate TAPD platform's requirement management functionalities.
The TAPD MCP Server is a robust solution designed to integrate the requirement management functionalities of the TAPD platform using the MCP Python SDK. It leverages FastAPI and Python 3.8+ to provide a seamless experience for querying and managing requirements. The server supports multi-condition queries, pagination, and detailed requirement retrieval, making it a comprehensive tool for developers and project managers. The server is built with a focus on security, including interface authentication, encryption of sensitive information, and concurrent request handling. It adheres to PEP 8 coding standards, ensuring clean and maintainable code. Additionally, the server includes thorough exception handling and detailed logging to facilitate debugging and monitoring. The TAPD MCP Server is easy to set up and run, with clear instructions for installation, configuration, and testing.
Features
- Multi-condition requirement query and management
- Pagination support for displaying results
- Detailed requirement information retrieval
- Security features including interface authentication and encryption
- Adherence to PEP 8 coding standards
Usages
local integration stdio
python mcp.run(transport='stdio') # Tools defined via @mcp.tool() decorator
local integration subprocess
python command='uv', args=['run', 'server.py'] # Launch using virtual environment
remote integration sse
python mcp.run(transport='sse', host="0.0.0.0", port=8000) # Specify SSE endpoint
remote integration streamable http
yaml
paths:
/mcp:
post:
x-ms-agentic-protocol: mcp-streamable-1.0 # Copilot Studio integrationdevelopment framework fastmcp
python
from mcp.server import FastMCP
app = FastMCP('demo')
@app.tool()
async def query(): ...
