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@njuptlzf/mcp-adapter

v2.29.0-0.0.4

Published

Universal MCP (Model Context Protocol) adapter — Pi as a first-class host, plus any MCP-compatible coding agent via the universal mcp-server entry

Readme

@njuptlzf/mcp-adapter

Universal MCP (Model Context Protocol) adapter — Pi as a first-class host (native extension), plus any MCP-compatible coding agent via the universal mcp-server stdio entry point.

Fork of nicobailon/pi-mcp-adapter. The full upstream documentation is preserved in README-src.md.

Use MCP servers without burning your context window: one ~200-token proxy tool instead of hundreds of tool definitions. Servers start lazily on first use, and tool metadata is cached so search/describe work with no live connection.

What this fork changes

  • Repackaged as @njuptlzf/mcp-adapter — org-scoped npm package, currently 2.29.0-0.0.4 (tracks upstream v2.29.0).
  • Pure upstream coreindex.ts, config.ts, agent-dir.ts, etc. run as upstream code; the fork's MCP SDK v1 → v2 migration is isolated in the adapters/ host layer so upstream merges stay conflict-free.
  • Universal hostadapters/universal-host.ts impersonates Pi's ExtensionAPI, so the same engine runs unchanged behind the mcp-server stdio layer for any MCP-compatible agent.
  • Prebuilt subpath exports@njuptlzf/mcp-adapter/types, /config, and /metadata-cache ship compiled .js + .d.ts from dist/.

Install

Pi (recommended)

pi install npm:@njuptlzf/mcp-adapter

Restart Pi. Standard MCP files (.mcp.json, ~/.config/mcp/mcp.json) are discovered automatically.

Any other MCP-compatible agent

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp-adapter": { "command": "mcp-server" }
  }
}

Entry points

| Bin | File | Purpose | |-----|------|---------| | pi-mcp-adapter | cli.js | CLI — init (detect host configs → Pi imports), token (bearer auth) | | mcp-adapter / mcp-server | mcp-server.mjs | Universal stdio MCP server (self-contained esbuild bundle) |

Programmatic Pi entry point (backward-compatible):

import { mcpAdapter } from "@njuptlzf/mcp-adapter";
export default mcpAdapter(pi);

Development

npm install
npm test                    # prebuild visualizer + full vitest suite
npm run typecheck           # tsc --noEmit
npm run build:public        # tsc -> dist/ (subpath exports)
npm run build:mcp-server    # esbuild -> self-contained mcp-server.mjs

Docs

  • README-src.md — full upstream documentation (config options, agent skills, OAuth, MCP UI, direct tools, verification).
  • MAPPING.md — host-surface contract for the universal host.
  • CHANGELOG.md — release history.

License

MIT