Switches to FastMCP and adds resource support #12
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Switching to FastMCP
will add better debug info using fastmcp capabilities
pretty sure fastmcp has support for this
Issues and Timeline support
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Thanks for preparing this patch @saramaebee!! The PR looks pretty huge, can you break this down into smaller chunks for better and faster review:
Keeping the PR small will ensure better & quicker reviews. Thanks!! |
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Why named it claude.md ?
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Hi team, super excited to be working on this with you. I apologise for the major overhaul to the code here, I understand if you are hesitant to accept it off the bat.
While I researching MCPs to figure out how to best utilise it in my workflow, I found a few good reasons for switching to the FastMCP framework. The 1.0 version of FastMCP is found in the Python
mcpSDK, but they've continued iterating on it and just launched 2.2.0.It has a lot of helpful features around logging/error handling/resource handling that I think will help us design a really useful tool.
The brunt of this PR was doing work to replace some scripts i'd been using to download ticket information (and comments/artifacts) for the LLM to analyze.
Please let me know if you have any questions. I've only just begun implementing some early stuff, I hope to add much deeper tooling as well.
Testing instructions
Things to try asking a model connected to it
Example of it in use