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Add a page covering the hosted MCP server at mcp.edenai.run, which exposes Eden AI's expert models as tools: endpoint and auth, MCP client config, the 39-tool catalog by family, the shared argument conventions, agent loops for the OpenAI and Anthropic SDKs, file upload and async job polling, the supports_function_calling filter, and best practices. Catalog details (tool names, required arguments, the provider/model form of the model argument, upload expiry bounds, and which tools are long-running) were read from the deployed server rather than transcribed. The four MCP snippets are marked skip-test: they need the prod MCP endpoint, real credits, and the mcp package, none of which the sandbox-token snippet harness provides. They are still written as self-contained async functions so the generated test module parses, since skipped blocks are emitted too. The model-catalog snippet stays live-tested.
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WalkthroughThe PR adds a V3 Expert Models MCP Server page and links it from navigation. It documents endpoint setup, authentication, tool discovery, function-calling integrations, document processing, OCR polling, model filtering, best practices, and supported client configurations. ChangesMCP Server documentation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new documentation includes examples with unresolved issues such as missing authorization, silent or unbounded tool workflows, incorrect polling behavior, navigation inconsistencies, and HTTP clients that are not closed. Users could encounter failed calls, incomplete results, hangs, or leaked connections, so the PR is not merge-ready until these bounded issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@v3/expert-models/mcp-server.mdx`:
- Around line 157-160: Update the tool-call loop around mcp.call_tool to handle
empty call.function.arguments by supplying an empty argument object instead of
passing the empty string to json.loads; continue parsing non-empty argument
strings normally so tools with parameters retain their current behavior.
- Line 298: Update the upload retention statement in the file-upload
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Align the upload retention default.
v3/llms.txt documents a 30-day upload value, while v3/llms/file-upload.mdx documents a 7-day default. Align the file-upload page with the upload API documentation. The 1–30 range is not documented elsewhere in the repository.
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In `@v3/expert-models/mcp-server.mdx` at line 298, Update the upload retention
statement in the file-upload documentation to use the documented 30-day default,
and remove the unsupported 1–30 range unless it is independently established
elsewhere. Keep the wording consistent with the upload API documentation.
The MCP server page carried a single generic mcpServers JSON block hedged
with "the exact key names vary between clients". That block is the Claude
Desktop shape and is wrong for most clients, so a reader on any other
integration page who copied it got nothing working.
Replace it with the connection facts plus a table linking to per-client
sections, and add an "Expert Models as Tools (MCP)" section to the seven
client pages whose MCP support and syntax were verified against upstream
docs. Each shows that client's real config:
claude-code claude mcp add --transport http, or .mcp.json type "http"
codex-cli [mcp_servers.edenai] url + bearer_token_env_var
cline cline_mcp_settings.json, type "streamableHttp"
continue-dev config.yaml, type streamable-http + requestOptions.headers
opencode opencode.json, mcp.<name> type "remote"
hermes config.yaml mcp_servers, headers with ${VAR} interpolation
openclaw openclaw.json mcp.servers, transport "streamable-http"
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generic block could not have been right.
Pi and Open Code Review are left out on purpose. Pi reaches MCP through an
extension that documents stdio and SSE transports only, not the streamable
HTTP this server speaks. Open Code Review is itself an MCP server, and
feeding OCR or web search to a code-review pipeline is a weak fit.
The framework and SDK pages are also left out: the agent loops on the MCP
server page already cover driving the tools from code.
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The page listed all 39 tool names in a family table, repeated the count in two places, and named the nine long-running tools in a third. Every one of those is a hand-copied snapshot of a catalog that changes when the expert model lineup changes, so they can only drift. The docs already carry a self-maintaining list: generate-features.yml regenerates the AI Features Reference and the feature nav daily from the live catalog. Point at that instead, name only the three utility tools (which are not features, so the generated index does not cover them, and which are stable), and add a list_tools snippet so readers can ask the server directly. Replace the long-running name list with the rule the server itself reports: those tools say "Long-running" in their description. Drop both hardcoded counts. Verified before switching: the 36 feature pages plus 3 utility tools account for exactly the 39 tools the server returns, and the 9 async feature pages correspond 1:1 to the 9 long-running tools. The features index is not in the nav but returns 200, and the generator preserves non-feature pages, so the mcp-server nav entry survives the daily run.
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375-375: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFix the model-catalog card target.
Change the card href from
/v3/expert-models/listing-modelsto/v3/llms/listing-models. The repository listing page uses the latter route. (edenai.co)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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339-347: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAuthenticate the model-catalog request.
The
/v3/modelsendpoint requires anAuthorization: Bearer <token>header, but this example sends no headers. Readers will receive an authentication failure before capability filtering runs. Add theapi_tokenheader and callraise_for_status()before reading the JSON response. (edenai.co)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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322-327: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winBound the asynchronous polling loop.
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232-262: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReport when the tool-call limit is exhausted.
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285-297: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winHandle tool errors before decoding JSON.
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pip install mcp anthropicinstalls an unpinned SDK, while the current API usesstreamable_http_clientand accepts headers through a configuredhttpx.AsyncClient, notheaders=. Update the import and transport setup, or pin and test a compatible SDK version.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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214-215: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the required token variable names.
Rename the production credential variable from
API_KEYtoapi_token. Usesandbox_api_tokenin testing examples.As per coding guidelines,
v3/**/*.mdxexamples must useapi_tokenfor production andsandbox_api_tokenfor testing.Also applies to: 229-229
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In `@v3/expert-models/mcp-server.mdx`:
- Line 375: Update the “List Expert Models” Card href from
/v3/expert-models/listing-models to /v3/llms/listing-models, preserving the
existing card title and icon.
- Around line 339-347: Update the model-catalog request using api_token to send
the required Authorization Bearer header, call response.raise_for_status()
immediately after requests.get, and only then parse response.json() for
capability filtering.
- Around line 322-327: Bound the polling loop around mcp.call_tool and check_job
by adding a maximum attempt count or deadline. When the limit is reached without
a success or fail status, raise a clear timeout error; preserve the existing
payload return for terminal statuses and the three-second polling interval.
- Around line 232-262: The tool-call loop around client.messages.create must
report exhaustion when all six iterations contain tool calls instead of exiting
silently. Add a for/else failure path or otherwise raise a clear limit error
after processing the final tool result, while preserving the existing
final-response behavior when a response contains no tool calls.
- Around line 285-297: Check the isError flag on both upload and result
immediately after each mcp.call_tool invocation, before accessing
content[0].text or decoding JSON. Handle the failed-call response through the
existing error path, and only extract file_id or return the decoded OCR payload
for successful calls.
- Around line 215-217: Update the MCP transport example around
streamablehttp_client and ClientSession to match the current unpinned SDK: use
the current streamable_http_client API and configure headers through an
httpx.AsyncClient rather than passing headers directly. Alternatively, pin the
documented dependency versions and verify the existing API remains compatible.
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api_token in the affected MCP examples, and update all references including the
Authorization header. In testing examples, use sandbox_api_token instead,
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- Guard the OpenAI loop against empty tool-call arguments. A provider can
send arguments as "" for a tool with no required parameters, and
json.loads("") raises, stopping the documented loop.
- Add the missing bearer flag to the Codex CLI command. It was presented as
the equivalent of the TOML block but omitted auth, so it would have
registered the server unauthenticated.
- Bound the async polling helper with a timeout instead of looping forever.
- Scope the upload retention sentence to the MCP tool. The tool sends a
30-day retention by default (per its own input schema), while /v3/upload
keeps a file for 7 days when the caller does not ask for longer, so the
two pages were only apparently in conflict. Say which is which and link
across rather than changing either default.
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isErrorbefore decoding tool responses.
upload_file,ocr_async, andcheck_jobcan return error results. The examples calljson.loads(...)and access required keys before checkingisError, which turns normal tool failures intoJSONDecodeErrororKeyErrorand hides the service error.Also applies to: 318-324
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133-141: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReport tool-loop exhaustion.
If every response contains tool calls, both loops finish without
break.main()then returns without printing a result or raising an error. Add afor-elsebranch or an explicit post-loop failure.Also applies to: 232-241
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101-109: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse
api_tokenfor the production credential.The Python examples use
API_KEYfor a production token. Rename this local variable toapi_tokenin both the OpenAI and Anthropic examples. KeepEDENAI_API_KEYas the required environment-variable name.As per coding guidelines, distinguish production
api_tokenfrom testingsandbox_api_token.Also applies to: 130-130, 214-215, 229-229
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- Around line 318-328: Update ocr_pdf to reject non-positive timeout_s or
interval_s, then enforce the timeout with a monotonic deadline rather than a
fixed polling count. Poll while time remains, return terminal payloads as
before, and limit each asyncio.sleep call to the remaining deadline so request
latency and sleeping cannot exceed timeout_s.
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In `@v3/expert-models/mcp-server.mdx`:
- Around line 285-297: Update the upload_file, ocr, ocr_async, and check_job
response-handling examples to inspect each tool result’s isError flag before
decoding content or accessing fields such as file_id and status. On tool
failure, propagate or display the returned service error; only run json.loads
and required-key access for successful responses.
- Around line 133-141: Update the tool-call retry loops in main(), including the
loop around client.chat.completions.create, to detect exhaustion when every
response contains tool calls. Add a for-else branch or equivalent post-loop
failure that reports an error instead of returning silently, while preserving
the existing break and output behavior when a response has no tool calls.
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In `@v3/expert-models/mcp-server.mdx`:
- Around line 101-109: Rename the production credential variable from API_KEY to
api_token in both the OpenAI and Anthropic examples, including all references
such as authorization headers, while keeping EDENAI_API_KEY as the required
environment-variable name and preserving sandbox_api_token for testing
credentials.
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| async def ocr_pdf(mcp, file_id, timeout_s=300, interval_s=3): | ||
| job = await mcp.call_tool("ocr_async", {"model": "amazon", "file": file_id}) | ||
| job_id = json.loads(job.content[0].text)["job_id"] | ||
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| status = await mcp.call_tool("check_job", {"job_id": job_id}) | ||
| payload = json.loads(status.content[0].text) | ||
| if payload["status"] in ("success", "fail"): | ||
| return payload | ||
| await asyncio.sleep(interval_s) | ||
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Enforce the polling timeout by elapsed time.
range(timeout_s // interval_s) performs zero polls when timeout_s < interval_s. Request latency and the final sleep can also exceed timeout_s. Use a monotonic deadline, sleep only for the remaining time, and reject non-positive timeout_s or interval_s.
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reject non-positive timeout_s or interval_s, then enforce the timeout with a
monotonic deadline rather than a fixed polling count. Poll while time remains,
return terminal payloads as before, and limit each asyncio.sleep call to the
remaining deadline so request latency and sleeping cannot exceed timeout_s.
The examples used the 1.x transport API, which 2.0 removed, so a reader following `pip install mcp` got an ImportError on the first import. Five separate breakages, all verified against mcp 2.1.1 and the live server: - streamablehttp_client is gone; the name is streamable_http_client - headers= is gone; build the client with create_mcp_http_client(headers=...) and pass it as http_client= - the transport yields (read, write), not (read, write, get_session_id) - tool.inputSchema is now tool.input_schema - result.isError is now result.is_error Pin the install to "mcp>=2" rather than trying to support both: 1.x yields a three-value tuple and 2.x a two-value tuple, so no single unpacking form covers both. Add a note recording the 1.x spellings for anyone pinned to it. This is the incompatibility CodeRabbit flagged and I dismissed. It only looked fine because the venv I validated in had 1.26.0, where the removed name still exists as a deprecated alias.
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In `@v3/expert-models/mcp-server.mdx`:
- Around line 113-114: In both examples, update the async context management
around create_mcp_http_client and streamable_http_client so the caller-owned
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apply this at v3/expert-models/mcp-server.mdx lines 113-114 and 218-219,
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The version note explained the whole 1.x to 2.x migration to justify the pin. The install line right above it already says "mcp>=2", so state the requirement and leave the migration detail in the commit that made the change. Swap the example prompt for one that is not tied to a specific vendor. It still needs a live web_search to answer, which is what the example is demonstrating.
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Close the caller-owned HTTP client. streamable_http_client tracks whether
the client was passed in and only enters its context when it created it
("if not client_provided"), so a client handed to http_client= is never
closed by the SDK. Both loops now open it as a context manager alongside
the transport and session.
Bound the polling helper by a monotonic deadline. range(timeout_s //
interval_s) did zero polls when timeout_s < interval_s and ignored request
latency, so timeout_s did not actually bound elapsed time. Now it polls at
least once and sleeps only the time remaining.
Drop skip-test from the three definition-only snippets. print_catalog,
read_document and ocr_pdf import stdlib and define a function nothing
calls, so they run fine and the harness can verify their imports and
syntax. Only the two agent loops keep the marker: they end in
asyncio.run(), and executing them needs the mcp/openai/anthropic packages,
a production key rather than CI's sandbox token, and real billed LLM and
web_search calls on every push.
Verified against mcp 2.1.1 and the live server: the transport form returns
39 tools and the client reports is_closed after the block, the deadline
logic polls once and raises when timeout_s < interval_s, and blocks 1, 4,
5 and 6 all pass.
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Documents the hosted expert-model MCP server (
https://mcp.edenai.run/mcp), which exposes Eden AI's expert models as MCP tools.New page: Expert Models > MCP Server (
v3/expert-models/mcp-server.mdx), added as the first entry of the Expert Models nav group.Contents
modelselects the provider, file parameters take a URL or anupload_fileID, and long-running tools return a job to poll withcheck_jobupload_fileandcheck_jobexamplescapabilities.supports_function_callingAccuracy
Tool names, required arguments, the
provider/provider/modelform of themodelargument, theexpires_in_daysbounds and the list of long-running tools were read from the deployed server vialist_toolsandlist_models, not transcribed from notes.Example models are stable aliases (
google/gemini-flash-latest,anthropic/claude-haiku-latest), both confirmed present in the catalog withsupports_function_calling.Examples use
base_url="https://api.edenai.run/v3"to match the rest of the docs. Both/v3and/v3/llmroutes were confirmed to exist before settling on the documented one.The Anthropic example registers the search tool under an alias (
internet_search). A custom tool named exactlyweb_searchcollides with provider-native web search on that surface for some models, so the workaround is built into the shipped code rather than left as a footnote.Testing
The four MCP snippets are marked
{/* skip-test */}: they need the production MCP endpoint, real credits and themcppackage, none of which the sandbox-token snippet harness provides. They are still written as self-containedasync defhelpers so the generated module parses, because skipped blocks are emitted into it too and a syntax error there would take the whole page's tests down.The model-catalog snippet stays live-tested and passes.
Note:
pytest tests/cannot start in my environment (conftest.pytest_sessionstartgets a 401 fromstaging-api.edenai.run/v2/user/custom_token/). That is pre-existing and unrelated to this change, so the live snippet was verified by executing the generated block directly against the API. Worth a green CI run before merge.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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