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# MCP Annotations
The MCP Annotations project provides annotation-based method handling for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in Java. This project consists of two main modules:
1. **mcp-annotations** - Core annotations and method handling for MCP operations
2. **spring-ai-mcp-annotations** - Spring AI integration for MCP annotations
## Overview
The MCP Annotations project enables developers to easily create and register methods for handling MCP operations using simple annotations. It provides a clean, declarative approach to implementing MCP server functionality, reducing boilerplate code and improving maintainability.
### Core Module (mcp-annotations)
The core module provides a set of annotations and callback implementations for three primary MCP operations:
1. **Complete** - For auto-completion functionality in prompts and URI templates
2. **Prompt** - For generating prompt messages
3. **Resource** - For accessing resources via URI templates
Each operation type has both synchronous and asynchronous implementations, allowing for flexible integration with different application architectures.
### Spring Integration Module (spring-ai-mcp-annotations)
The Spring integration module provides seamless integration with Spring AI and Spring Framework applications. It handles Spring-specific concerns such as AOP proxies and integrates with Spring AI's model abstractions.
## Key Components
### Annotations
- **`@McpComplete`** - Annotates methods that provide completion functionality for prompts or URI templates
- **`@McpPrompt`** - Annotates methods that generate prompt messages
- **`@McpResource`** - Annotates methods that provide access to resources
- **`@McpLoggingConsumer`** - Annotates methods that handle logging message notifications from MCP servers
- **`@McpArg`** - Annotates method parameters as MCP arguments
### Method Callbacks
The modules provide callback implementations for each operation type:
#### Complete
- `AbstractMcpCompleteMethodCallback` - Base class for complete method callbacks
- `SyncMcpCompleteMethodCallback` - Synchronous implementation
- `AsyncMcpCompleteMethodCallback` - Asynchronous implementation using Reactor's Mono
#### Prompt
- `AbstractMcpPromptMethodCallback` - Base class for prompt method callbacks
- `SyncMcpPromptMethodCallback` - Synchronous implementation
- `AsyncMcpPromptMethodCallback` - Asynchronous implementation using Reactor's Mono
#### Resource
- `AbstractMcpResourceMethodCallback` - Base class for resource method callbacks
- `SyncMcpResourceMethodCallback` - Synchronous implementation
- `AsyncMcpResourceMethodCallback` - Asynchronous implementation using Reactor's Mono
#### Logging Consumer
- `AbstractMcpLoggingConsumerMethodCallback` - Base class for logging consumer method callbacks
- `SyncMcpLoggingConsumerMethodCallback` - Synchronous implementation
- `AsyncMcpLoggingConsumerMethodCallback` - Asynchronous implementation using Reactor's Mono
### Providers
The project includes provider classes that scan for annotated methods and create appropriate callbacks:
- `SyncMcpCompletionProvider` - Processes `@McpComplete` annotations for synchronous operations
- `SyncMcpPromptProvider` - Processes `@McpPrompt` annotations for synchronous operations
- `SyncMcpResourceProvider` - Processes `@McpResource` annotations for synchronous operations
- `SyncMcpLoggingConsumerProvider` - Processes `@McpLoggingConsumer` annotations for synchronous operations
- `AsyncMcpLoggingConsumerProvider` - Processes `@McpLoggingConsumer` annotations for asynchronous operations
### Spring Integration
The Spring integration module provides:
- `SpringAiMcpAnnotationProvider` - Handles Spring-specific concerns when processing MCP annotations
- Integration with Spring AOP proxies
- Support for Spring AI model abstractions
## Usage Examples
### Prompt Example
```java
public class PromptProvider {
@McpPrompt(name = "personalized-message",
description = "Generates a personalized message based on user information")
public GetPromptResult personalizedMessage(McpSyncServerExchange exchange,
@McpArg(name = "name", description = "The user's name", required = true) String name,
@McpArg(name = "age", description = "The user's age", required = false) Integer age,
@McpArg(name = "interests", description = "The user's interests", required = false) String interests) {
exchange.loggingNotification(LoggingMessageNotification.builder()
.level(LoggingLevel.INFO)
.data("personalized-message event").build());
StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder();
message.append("Hello, ").append(name).append("!\n\n");
if (age != null) {
message.append("At ").append(age).append(" years old, you have ");
if (age < 30) {
message.append("so much ahead of you.\n\n");
}
else if (age < 60) {
message.append("gained valuable life experience.\n\n");
}
else {
message.append("accumulated wisdom to share with others.\n\n");
}
}
if (interests != null && !interests.isEmpty()) {
message.append("Your interest in ")
.append(interests)
.append(" shows your curiosity and passion for learning.\n\n");
}
message
.append("I'm here to assist you with any questions you might have about the Model Context Protocol.");
return new GetPromptResult("Personalized Message",
List.of(new PromptMessage(Role.ASSISTANT, new TextContent(message.toString()))));
}
}
```
### Complete Example
```java
public class AutocompleteProvider {
private final Map<String, List<String>> usernameDatabase = new HashMap<>();
private final Map<String, List<String>> cityDatabase = new HashMap<>();
public AutocompleteProvider() {
// Initialize with sample data
cityDatabase.put("l", List.of("Lagos", "Lima", "Lisbon", "London", "Los Angeles"));
// ....
usernameDatabase.put("a", List.of("alex123", "admin", "alice_wonder", "andrew99"));
// Add more data...
}
@McpComplete(prompt = "personalized-message")
public List<String> completeName(String name) {
String prefix = name.toLowerCase();
String firstLetter = prefix.substring(0, 1);
List<String> usernames = usernameDatabase.getOrDefault(firstLetter, List.of());
return usernames.stream().filter(username -> username.toLowerCase().startsWith(prefix)).toList();
}
@McpComplete(prompt = "travel-planner")
public List<String> completeCityName(CompleteRequest.CompleteArgument argument) {
String prefix = argument.value().toLowerCase();
String firstLetter = prefix.substring(0, 1);
List<String> cities = cityDatabase.getOrDefault(firstLetter, List.of());
return cities.stream()
.filter(city -> city.toLowerCase().startsWith(prefix))
.toList();
}
}
```
### Registering Complete Methods
```java
// Create the autocomplete provider
AutocompleteProvider provider = new AutocompleteProvider();
// Register a method with SyncMcpCompleteMethodCallback
Method method = AutocompleteProvider.class.getMethod("completeCityName", CompleteRequest.CompleteArgument.class);
McpComplete annotation = method.getAnnotation(McpComplete.class);
BiFunction<McpSyncServerExchange, CompleteRequest, CompleteResult> callback =
SyncMcpCompleteMethodCallback.builder()
.method(method)
.bean(provider)
.complete(annotation)
.build();
// Use the callback with your MCP server
```
### Async Complete Example
```java
public class AsyncAutocompleteProvider {
// ...
@McpComplete(prompt = "travel-planner")
public Mono<List<String>> completeCityNameAsync(CompleteRequest.CompleteArgument argument) {
return Mono.fromCallable(() -> {
// Implementation similar to sync version
// ...
});
}
}
```
### Resource Example
```java
public class MyResourceProvider {
private String getUserStatus(String username) {
// Simple logic to generate a status
if (username.equals("john")) {
return "🟢 Online";
} else if (username.equals("jane")) {
return "🟠 Away";
} else if (username.equals("bob")) {
return "⚪ Offline";
} else if (username.equals("alice")) {
return "🔴 Busy";
} else {
return "⚪ Offline";
}
}
@McpResource(uri = "user-status://{username}",
name = "User Status",
description = "Provides the current status for a specific user")
public String getUserStatus(String username) {
return this.getUserStatus(username);
}
@McpResource(uri = "user-profile-exchange://{username}",
name = "User Profile with Exchange",
description = "Provides user profile information with server exchange context")
public ReadResourceResult getProfileWithExchange(McpSyncServerExchange exchange, String username) {
exchange.loggingNotification(LoggingMessageNotification.builder()
.level(LoggingLevel.INFO)
.data("user-profile-exchange")
.build());
String profileInfo = formatProfileInfo(userProfiles.getOrDefault(username.toLowerCase(), new HashMap<>()));
return new ReadResourceResult(List.of(new TextResourceContents("user-profile-exchange://" + username,
"text/plain", "Profile with exchange for " + username + ": " + profileInfo)));
}
}
```
### Mcp Server with Resource, Prompt and Completion capabilities
```java
public class McpServerFactory {
public McpSyncServer createMcpServer(
MyResourceProvider myResourceProvider,
AutocompleteProvider autocompleteProvider,
LoggingHandler loggingHandler) {
List<SyncResourceSpecification> resourceSpecifications =
new SyncMcpResourceProvider(List.of(myResourceProvider)).getResourceSpecifications();
List<SyncCompletionSpecification> completionSpecifications =
new SyncMcpCompletionProvider(List.of(autocompleteProvider)).getCompleteSpecifications();
List<SyncPromptSpecification> promptSpecifications =
new SyncMcpPromptProvider(List.of(autocompleteProvider)).getPromptSpecifications();
List<Consumer<LoggingMessageNotification>> loggingConsumers =
new SyncMcpLoggingConsumerProvider(List.of(loggingHandler)).getLoggingConsumers();
// Create a server with custom configuration
McpSyncServer syncServer = McpServer.sync(transportProvider)
.serverInfo("my-server", "1.0.0")
.capabilities(ServerCapabilities.builder()
.resources(true) // Enable resource support
.prompts(true) // Enable prompt support
.logging() // Enable logging support
.completions() // Enable completions support
.build())
.resources(resourceSpecifications)
.completions(completionSpecifications)
.prompts(promptSpecifications)
.build();
return syncServer;
}
}
```
### Mcp Client Logging Consumer Example
```java
public class LoggingHandler {
/**
* Handle logging message notifications with a single parameter.
* @param notification The logging message notification
*/
@McpLoggingConsumer
public void handleLoggingMessage(LoggingMessageNotification notification) {
System.out.println("Received logging message: " + notification.level() + " - " + notification.logger() + " - "
+ notification.data());
}
/**
* Handle logging message notifications with individual parameters.
* @param level The logging level
* @param logger The logger name
* @param data The log message data
*/
@McpLoggingConsumer
public void handleLoggingMessageWithParams(LoggingLevel level, String logger, String data) {
System.out.println("Received logging message with params: " + level + " - " + logger + " - " + data);
}
}
public class MyMcpClient {
public static McpSyncClient createClient(LoggingHandler loggingHandler) {
List<Consumer<LoggingMessageNotification>> loggingCOnsummers =
new SyncMcpLoggingConsumerProvider(List.of(loggingHandler)).getLoggingConsumers();
McpSyncClient client = McpClient.sync(transport)
.capabilities(ClientCapabilities.builder()
// Enable capabilities ..
.build())
.loggingConsumers(loggingCOnsummers)
.build();
return client;
}
}
```
### Spring Integration Example
```java
@Configuration
public class McpConfig {
@Bean
public List<SyncCompletionSpecification> syncCompletionSpecifications(
List<AutocompleteProvider> completeProviders) {
return SpringAiMcpAnnotationProvider.createSyncCompleteSpecifications(completeProviders);
}
@Bean
public List<SyncPromptSpecification> syncPromptSpecifications(
List<PromptProvider> promptProviders) {
return SpringAiMcpAnnotationProvider.createSyncPromptSpecifications(promptProviders);
}
@Bean
public List<SyncResourceSpecification> syncResourceSpecifications(
List<ResourceProvider> resourceProviders) {
return SpringAiMcpAnnotationProvider.createSyncResourceSpecifications(resourceProviders);
}
@Bean
public List<Consumer<LoggingMessageNotification>> syncLoggingConsumers(
List<LoggingHandler> loggingHandlers) {
return SpringAiMcpAnnotationProvider.createSyncLoggingConsumers(loggingHandlers);
}
}
```
## Installation
### Core Module
To use the MCP Annotations core module in your project, add the following dependency to your Maven POM file:
```xml
<dependency>
<groupId>com.logaritex.mcp</groupId>
<artifactId>mcp-annotations</artifactId>
<version>0.1.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>
```
### Spring Integration Module
To use the Spring integration module, add the following dependency:
```xml
<dependency>
<groupId>com.logaritex.mcp</groupId>
<artifactId>spring-ai-mcp-annotations</artifactId>
<version>0.1.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>
```
## Features
- **Annotation-based method handling** - Simplifies the creation and registration of MCP methods
- **Support for both synchronous and asynchronous operations** - Flexible integration with different application architectures
- **Builder pattern for callback creation** - Clean and fluent API for creating method callbacks
- **Comprehensive validation** - Ensures method signatures are compatible with MCP operations
- **URI template support** - Powerful URI template handling for resource and completion operations
- **Logging consumer support** - Handle logging message notifications from MCP servers
- **Spring integration** - Seamless integration with Spring Framework and Spring AI
- **AOP proxy support** - Proper handling of Spring AOP proxies when processing annotations
## Requirements
- Java 17 or higher
- Reactor Core (for async operations)
- Spring Framework and Spring AI (for spring-ai-mcp-annotations module)
## License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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