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@loopyc/mcp

v0.9.0

Published

loopc-mcp — Model Context Protocol server exposing the Monkey D Loopy factory to agents (schema, scaffold, validate, verify, compile, run, inspect).

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Maintainers

matrixymatrixy

Keywords

agentagent-loopllmloopspecdurable-executionboundedcrash-resumableautomation

Readme

@loopyc/mcp

loopc-mcp — the whole Monkey D Loopy factory exposed to agents as MCP tools.

Register the server and any MCP-capable agent can scaffold, validate, dry-run-verify, score, compile, and inspect bounded agent loops — the same pipeline as the loopc CLI, tool by tool.

{ "mcpServers": { "loopy": { "command": "npx", "args": ["--yes", "@loopyc/mcp@latest"] } } }
codex mcp add loopy -- npx --yes @loopyc/mcp@latest
claude mcp add --scope user loopy -- npx --yes @loopyc/mcp@latest

The server uses stdio. A global npm i -g @loopyc/mcp install and loopc-mcp command work too.

Tool reference: docs/mcp.md.

Jev authoring and iterative refinement (0.9.0)

These capabilities are available starting with 0.9.0. See availability and source setup and confirm that the installed CLI/MCP tool list includes the feature before using it.

| CLI | MCP | Purpose | |---|---|---| | recommend | recommend_workflow | Rank eligible catalog structures for a brief | | design | design_workflow | Create a validated, mock-verified scaffold from an explicit selection | | refine | refine_workflow | Compare current YAML and authored revisions with feedback/evidence; preserve history |

Jev requires TYPESAFE_API_KEY in the process environment and explicit provider selection (allowExternal: true in MCP). Env files are not loaded automatically. Refinement sends supplied eligible YAML, feedback and evidence to TypeSafe; keep secrets out. Offline performs local checks and retains current, without claiming semantic improvement. These authoring calls never activate a workflow or execute its real effects.

Read the workflow designer, agent guide, and complete agent context for exact contracts, setup, repeated rounds and limitations.