FastAPI is a modern, fast (high-performance), web framework for building APIs with Python 3.7+ based on standard Python type hints.
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Implemented using FastAPI to provide both SSE and HTTP streaming endpoints for clients to interact with the MCP protocol, supporting tool calls and prompt interactions.
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Built with FastAPI to provide a lightweight MCP server for ODBC database connections.
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Utilized as the server framework to expose SymPy's mathematical computation capabilities through an API accessible via the MCP protocol.
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Provides a REST API interface using FastAPI with endpoints for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting error records
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Converts FastAPI endpoints to Postman collections, enabling automatic synchronization of API definitions with Postman for documentation and testing.
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Recognized and recommended as a framework for Python API projects with Pydantic for validation within project contexts
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Uses FastAPI to build the MCP server, providing a robust HTTP-based interface for context management operations.
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Uses FastAPI to provide REST API endpoints for YARA scanning, rule management, and file operations, with interactive API documentation.
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Uses FastAPI to provide a REST API interface compatible with OpenAI's chat completion API
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Employs FastAPI for the backend service that handles document ingestion, validation, and RAG pipeline orchestration.
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Powers the backend API that handles image processing and recommendation requests for the fashion recommender system.
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Powers the server's backend API and WebSocket communication, enabling real-time interaction between the multi-agent system and client applications
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Automatically exposes FastAPI endpoints as Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools, preserving schemas and documentation
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Built with FastAPI to provide web API endpoints for all txtai functionality
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Serves as the framework for exposing the MCP server's functionality via HTTP APIs, providing standardized endpoints for integration with other applications.
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Provides a web interface for managing PDF files, allowing users to upload, download, and view PDF files through a FastAPI-based web UI
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Supports integration with FastAPI for running the MCP server, providing both standalone and integrated deployment options
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Uses FastAPI to expose the Bayesian MCP server API endpoints for model creation, belief updating, prediction generation, model comparison, and visualization.
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Integrates with FastAPI framework to provide high-performance server-side events (SSE) communication and schema validation capabilities for Model Context Protocol implementations
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Uses FastAPI as the web framework to implement the MCP server endpoints and API functionality.
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Powers the REST interface for the document processing system, enabling API-based interactions with the document processing capabilities.
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Server is built on FastAPI framework, providing HTTP endpoints for SmartScreen control and integration
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Uses FastAPI as the backend framework for serving the CLIP-based fashion recommendation system, handling image uploads and providing recommendation endpoints.
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Used as the web framework to build the MCP server API endpoints
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Built on FastAPI to provide a web API interface for BurpSuite functionality, with Swagger UI and ReDoc documentation available.
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Automatically exposes FastAPI endpoints as MCP tools, preserving schemas and documentation from the original API. Allows seamless integration of any FastAPI application with MCP clients without additional configuration.
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Provides a lightweight server implementation that exposes an endpoint to execute shell commands and stream their output in real-time.
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Uses FastAPI as the web framework for implementing the MCP server API endpoints
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Uses FastAPI as the backend framework to serve the MCP server endpoints
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Provides an HTTP API server implementation with endpoints for listing tools, calling individual tools, and executing sequences of tools for Fusion 360 operations.
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Serves as the API framework for the MCP server, providing documentation at /docs endpoint and RESTful endpoints for tool invocation.
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Powers the REST, GraphQL, and WebSocket API interfaces, enabling different methods of interacting with the AI models through standardized endpoints.
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The MCP server is implemented using the FastAPI framework, providing a web application with both MCP and standard web endpoints.
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Mentioned in the example configuration where a FastAPI server is running, and the README notes it uses a FastMCP server with registered tools
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Provides a high-performance API backend with OpenAPI documentation for the MCP server
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Powers the RESTful API interface, offering clean, well-documented endpoints for AI model interactions.
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Provides the API backend for the MCP server, allowing HTTP-based interactions with the system's microservices
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Provides a web user interface with a friendly dashboard for interacting with datasets, viewing results, and controlling the autonomous analyst workflow.
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Powers the backend API server that handles routing user questions to appropriate specialized agents
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Powers the web server that connects to the MCP server and handles client requests from the htmx UI.
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Uses FastAPI to create the server endpoints that expose the MCP protocol interfaces for tool discovery and execution.
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Built on the FastAPI framework for creating the MCP server API endpoints that interface with PostgreSQL databases.
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Provides the backend framework that handles API requests, PDF processing, and vector storage operations
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Implements the Model Context Protocol server using FastAPI framework, providing a discoverable, versioned API for exposing herd data.
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Provides the server framework for the MCP implementation, exposing endpoints for tool discovery and JSON-RPC calls to interact with the to-do list application.
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Implements a FastAPI server that exposes Berghain events data as API endpoints and MCP tools for AI agents
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Powers the backend API of the MCP server, enabling management functionality through a RESTful interface
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Implements the MCP server using FastAPI as the framework, providing endpoints for payment creation and status verification that bridge Claude with the Gotas Commerce API.
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Exposes API endpoints for health checks, service discovery, natural language command processing, and direct command execution through a REST interface
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Provides the foundation for the MCP Gateway, transforming FastAPI endpoints into MCP tools that allow LLMs to interact with corporate APIs in a controlled manner.
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Built on FastAPI to provide REST API endpoints for document embedding and semantic retrieval capabilities
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Uses FastAPI to implement the Model Context Protocol server with Server-Sent Events for streaming communication
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Provides the API framework for the MCP server with JWT authentication support for secure user access.
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Serves as the backend framework providing API endpoints for the hotel management system
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Built with FastAPI to provide a robust API framework for generating Master Content Plans
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Provides the asynchronous API framework for handling image generation and editing requests
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Uses FastAPI as the foundation for the server implementation, providing high-performance API endpoints and asynchronous request handling for the MCP protocol.
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Provides a FastAPI-based server implementation that exposes cat facts data through SSE transport, complete with automatic OpenAPI documentation.
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Provides a web interface and JSON API endpoints for accessing the TPC data, allowing users to browse thoughts, plans, and changes via a simple HTML interface.
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Implements a REST API with CORS support and structured JSON responses for easy frontend integration.
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Used as the web framework for implementing MCP-compatible REST endpoints, exposing agent personality traits and callable tools through standardized HTTP interfaces.
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The server can run as a FastAPI-based service with endpoints for API information, health checks, voice listings, and MCP communication.
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Provides REST API endpoints for interacting with the supply chain system, including inventory status, AGV management, order creation, and agent queries
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Used in the example workflow to design and implement a Todo app, with the MCP server tracking components and providing consistent implementation guidance.
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Implements a server with MCP endpoints using FastAPI, providing a way to expose the vector database retrieval functionality via API.
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Provides the backend framework for the MCP server implementation
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Uses FastAPI to create a REST API server that handles requests for managing conversation context and interacting with language models.
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Used for implementing test endpoints and API functionality for the MCP server, enabling proper API interaction with Databricks services.
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Powers the server's API framework, exposing endpoints for file access, database operations, and vector search capabilities
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Powers the underlying server architecture for the MCP implementation.
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Integrates with a FastAPI hosted ML server to serve a trained Random Forest model for predictions and data processing.
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Used for API implementation in the backend technical stack
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Uses FastAPI for the HTTP server implementation with SSE transport for connecting to Claude and Cursor.
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The MCP server is built on FastAPI, leveraging its ecosystem for automatic OpenAPI documentation generation, dependency injection, middleware support, validation, and async capabilities.
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The server uses FastAPI for its backend to handle requests and integrate with the PokeAPI database
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Used as the web framework for implementing the MCP server's API endpoints for bird detection data.