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@adaptivemcp/thin-client

v0.2.2

Published

Minimal client-side execution loop for Adaptive MCP.

Readme

@adaptivemcp/thin-client

Minimal MCP client loop for Adaptive MCP.

Status: published to npm as @adaptivemcp/thin-client. It is the runtime engine that wires the learning packages into execution.

thin-client is the runtime engine that wires the learning packages into execution. It is intentionally small: transport, capability negotiation, middleware hooks, and the execution lifecycle. Business logic lives in the middleware packages (routing, orchestration, approval).

Usage

import { MemoryStore } from "@adaptivemcp/memory";
import { ApprovalGate } from "@adaptivemcp/approval";
import { ThinClient } from "@adaptivemcp/thin-client";

const memory = new MemoryStore();
const gate = new ApprovalGate({ memory });
const client = new ThinClient({
  memory,
  gate,
  requestApproval: (tool) => confirm(`${tool}?`), // human prompt in real use
});

await client.run(
  "deploy_service",
  async (input) => ({ ok: true }), // the actual tool call
  input,
  (ok, error) => memory.recordExecution(/* … */), // record the outcome
);

What it does

  • run(toolName, handler, input, record): execute a tool, consulting the approval gate and the orchestration retry policy, and recording the outcome into the store.
  • Does not implement MCP transport. That remains an implementation detail of the host.

License

Released under the MIT License. Copyright (c) 2026 Kemal Elmizan.