#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Test tool registration to understand FastMCP decorator behavior."""
import asyncio
from src.robotics_mcp.tools.robot_control import RobotControlTool
from src.robotics_mcp.utils.state_manager import RobotStateManager
from fastmcp import FastMCP
async def test_robot_control():
print('=== TESTING ROBOT CONTROL TOOL REGISTRATION ===')
# Create a minimal setup like the tests do
mcp = FastMCP(name='test', version='0.1.0')
state_manager = RobotStateManager()
mounted_servers = {}
robot_tool = RobotControlTool(mcp, state_manager, mounted_servers)
robot_tool.register()
# Check what the decorator does
print(f'MCP tool attribute: {hasattr(mcp, "tool")}')
if hasattr(mcp, 'tool'):
print(f'MCP.tool type: {type(mcp.tool)}')
print(f'MCP.tool registered_func: {hasattr(mcp.tool, "registered_func")}')
if hasattr(mcp.tool, 'registered_func'):
print(f'Registered func type: {type(mcp.tool.registered_func)}')
# Check internal tools dict
tools = getattr(mcp, '_tools', {})
print(f'Internal _tools dict has {len(tools)} tools: {list(tools.keys())}')
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(test_robot_control())
