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AgentForge Enterprise MCP Server

AgentForge Enterprise

Governed Agentic RAG + Tool-Use Platform with LangGraph, LangChain, MCP, Evaluation, Observability, and Human Approval

Portfolio project by Ankit Kumar Singh for AI Lead / Staff AI Engineer / GenAI Architect / AI Platform Architect positioning.

AgentForge Enterprise is a production-oriented reference implementation for building auditable LLM agents that can retrieve evidence, select tools, enforce policy, pause for human approval, and emit machine-readable execution traces. It deliberately separates executed evidence from architecture claims: the default demo works without an API key using a deterministic planner, while real LLM providers can be enabled explicitly.

Why this project is different

Most RAG demos stop at question -> retrieve -> generate. AgentForge models the controls expected around a serious agentic system:

  • LangGraph state machine for deterministic + agentic orchestration

  • LangChain agent/model adapter for provider-neutral LLM integration

  • MCP v2 server exposing typed enterprise tools

  • hybrid retrieval interface with evidence scoring

  • allowlisted tool policy + write-action approval boundary

  • prompt-injection heuristics and PII-aware handling hooks

  • reproducible offline evaluation dataset and quality gates

  • trace IDs, latency, tool-call counts, evidence IDs, and policy events

  • FastAPI service boundary

  • Docker and GitHub Actions

  • free-plan-compatible Hugging Face static evidence/demo surface

Related MCP server: index-server

Architecture

User / API
   |
   v
Request validation + policy pre-check
   |
   v
LangGraph Supervisor
   |-------------------------------|
   v               v               v
Research node    Tool node      Approval node
   |               |               |
   v               v               v
Retriever       MCP registry    Human decision
   |               |               |
   |---------------|---------------|
                   v
             Evidence grader
                   |
                   v
             Answer synthesis
                   |
                   v
       Trace + evaluation artifacts

Safe default mode

AGENTFORGE_MODE=deterministic is the default. It requires no model API key and demonstrates orchestration, retrieval, policy, MCP-style tools, approvals, and evaluation without pretending a proprietary LLM executed anything.

Set AGENTFORGE_MODE=langchain and configure AGENTFORGE_MODEL only when a supported LangChain provider is intentionally available.

Quick start

python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate  # Windows: .venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -e '.[dev]'
uvicorn agentforge.api:app --reload

Then:

curl -X POST http://127.0.0.1:8000/v1/agent/run \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{"task":"Summarize the incident-response policy and identify actions that require approval."}'

MCP server

The project targets the MCP Python SDK v2 and exposes a minimal typed server:

python -m agentforge.mcp_server

The server contains read-only knowledge search and a guarded action proposal tool. Write-like actions return an approval requirement instead of executing side effects.

Evaluation

python scripts/evaluate.py

The evaluator reads evals/golden.jsonl and writes evaluation.json. Current checks are deterministic contract tests—not fabricated LLM-quality scores.

Tracked metrics include:

  • task completion contract

  • expected evidence coverage

  • tool-selection correctness

  • approval-policy correctness

  • citation/evidence-ID presence

  • latency and tool-call count

Future provider-backed releases can extend this with groundedness, faithfulness, retrieval Recall@K/MRR/NDCG, trajectory grading, and cost regression.

API response contract

Every run returns a structured envelope:

{
  "trace_id": "...",
  "status": "completed",
  "answer": "...",
  "evidence": [{"id":"kb-001","title":"...","score":0.9}],
  "tool_calls": [],
  "policy_events": [],
  "requires_approval": false,
  "latency_ms": 12.3
}

Repository map

src/agentforge/
  api.py            FastAPI service
  config.py         runtime settings
  graph.py          LangGraph orchestration
  model.py          deterministic + LangChain model adapter
  policy.py         tool/action policy gates
  retrieval.py      evidence retrieval contract
  state.py          graph state types
  mcp_server.py     MCP v2 typed tools
  observability.py  traces and timing
  evaluation.py     offline evaluation primitives

evals/              reproducible benchmark cases
scripts/            evaluation runner
hf_static/          recruiter-facing static Space bundle
tests/              policy/retrieval/API-contract tests
.github/workflows/  CI and security checks

Engineering boundaries

  • No fabricated benchmark numbers.

  • No autonomous destructive actions.

  • No secrets in the repository.

  • No claim that external cloud infrastructure is deployed unless execution evidence is committed.

  • Tool side effects should be protected by authentication, authorization, audit logging, and explicit approval in a real deployment.

Current evidence status

Capability

Status

Deterministic agent orchestration

Implemented

LangGraph graph

Implemented

LangChain provider adapter

Implemented, provider opt-in

MCP v2 typed tool server

Implemented

Read-only retrieval

Implemented

Write-action approval boundary

Implemented

Offline evaluation contract

Implemented

FastAPI service

Implemented

Docker packaging

Implemented

GitHub Actions CI

Implemented

Provider-backed LLM benchmark

Not yet claimed

Production cloud deployment

Not yet claimed

Project management

Technology signal

LangGraph · LangChain · MCP · Agentic RAG · FastAPI · Pydantic · Docker · CI/CD · Evaluation · Guardrails · Human-in-the-loop · Observability · Responsible AI

License

MIT

Maintenance

ActivityMaintained
ResponsivenessUnresponsive

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