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Initial commit: MCP Hub Community Edition v3.0.0

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Community edition generated from private repo via sync pipeline.
Includes 9 plugins (WordPress, WooCommerce, WP Advanced, Gitea, n8n,
Supabase, OpenPanel, Appwrite, Directus) with ~587 tools.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"""
Tool Generator - Direct tool generation without per-site wrapper
Generates MCP tools directly from plugin specifications.
Part of Option B clean architecture refactoring.
"""
import copy
import logging
from collections.abc import Callable
from typing import Any
from core.tool_registry import ToolDefinition
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# Plugin type fallback mapping - used when a plugin has no sites configured
# WooCommerce can fallback to WordPress sites (same URL, credentials)
# NOTE: Using fallback is NOT recommended in production. Always configure
# explicit WOOCOMMERCE_SITE*_... environment variables for stability.
PLUGIN_SITE_FALLBACK = {
"woocommerce": "wordpress", # WooCommerce can use WordPress site configs
# Add more fallbacks as needed
}
def get_site_plugin_type_with_fallback(plugin_type: str, site_manager) -> str:
"""
Get the site configuration plugin type for a given plugin.
Checks if the plugin has its own sites configured first.
If not, falls back to a related plugin type (e.g., woocommerce -> wordpress).
WARNING: Using fallback is not recommended for production use.
Always configure explicit environment variables for each plugin type
to avoid issues with alias mismatches and credential problems.
Args:
plugin_type: The plugin type
site_manager: SiteManager instance to check for configured sites
Returns:
The plugin type to use for site configuration lookup
"""
# First check if the plugin has its own sites
if plugin_type in site_manager.sites and site_manager.sites[plugin_type]:
return plugin_type
# Fallback to related plugin type if available
fallback_type = PLUGIN_SITE_FALLBACK.get(plugin_type)
if fallback_type and fallback_type in site_manager.sites:
# Log a warning - fallback usage is not recommended
logger.warning(
f"FALLBACK: Using {fallback_type} site config for {plugin_type}. "
f"This is NOT recommended for production. "
f"Please configure explicit {plugin_type.upper()}_SITE*_... environment variables "
f"to avoid potential issues with alias mismatches and credentials."
)
return fallback_type
# Return original type (may have no sites)
return plugin_type
class ToolGenerator:
"""
Generate tools directly from plugin classes.
No longer wraps per-site tools - generates tools directly
from plugin specifications with site parameter routing.
Attributes:
site_manager: Manages site configurations
logger: Logger instance
Examples:
>>> generator = ToolGenerator(site_manager)
>>> tools = generator.generate_tools(WordPressPlugin, "wordpress")
>>> print(f"Generated {len(tools)} tools")
"""
def __init__(self, site_manager):
"""
Initialize tool generator.
Args:
site_manager: SiteManager instance for site configuration
"""
self.site_manager = site_manager
self.logger = logging.getLogger("ToolGenerator")
def generate_tools(self, plugin_class: type, plugin_type: str) -> list[ToolDefinition]:
"""
Generate tools directly from plugin class.
Args:
plugin_class: Plugin class (not instance)
plugin_type: Plugin type name (e.g., 'wordpress')
Returns:
List of tool definitions
Raises:
ValueError: If plugin_class doesn't have get_tool_specifications
Examples:
>>> tools = generator.generate_tools(WordPressPlugin, "wordpress")
"""
# Verify plugin class has required method
if not hasattr(plugin_class, "get_tool_specifications"):
raise ValueError(
f"Plugin class {plugin_class.__name__} must implement "
"get_tool_specifications() static method"
)
# Get tool specifications from plugin
try:
tool_specs = plugin_class.get_tool_specifications()
except Exception as e:
self.logger.error(
f"Failed to get tool specifications from {plugin_class.__name__}: {e}",
exc_info=True,
)
return []
self.logger.info(
f"Generating tools for {plugin_type} " f"from {len(tool_specs)} specifications"
)
tools = []
for spec in tool_specs:
try:
tool = self._create_tool_from_spec(plugin_class, plugin_type, spec)
if tool:
tools.append(tool)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.error(
f"Failed to create tool from spec {spec.get('name', 'unknown')}: {e}",
exc_info=True,
)
self.logger.info(f"Generated {len(tools)} tools for {plugin_type}")
return tools
def _create_tool_from_spec(
self, plugin_class: type, plugin_type: str, spec: dict[str, Any]
) -> ToolDefinition:
"""
Create a tool definition from a specification.
Args:
plugin_class: Plugin class
plugin_type: Plugin type name
spec: Tool specification dictionary
Returns:
Tool definition
Raises:
ValueError: If spec is invalid
Tool spec format:
{
'name': 'list_posts',
'method_name': 'list_posts',
'description': 'List WordPress posts',
'schema': {...}, # Input schema (without site param)
'scope': 'read' # Optional, defaults to 'read'
}
"""
# Validate required fields
required_fields = ["name", "method_name", "description", "schema"]
for field in required_fields:
if field not in spec:
raise ValueError(f"Tool spec missing required field: {field}")
# Extract spec fields
action_name = spec["name"]
method_name = spec["method_name"]
description = spec["description"]
schema = spec["schema"]
scope = spec.get("scope", "read")
# Create full tool name
tool_name = f"{plugin_type}_{action_name}"
# Add site parameter to schema
enhanced_schema = self._add_site_parameter(schema, plugin_type)
# Add [UNIFIED] prefix to description if not present
if not description.startswith("[UNIFIED]"):
description = f"[UNIFIED] {description}"
# Create handler with site routing
handler = self._create_handler(plugin_class, plugin_type, method_name)
return ToolDefinition(
name=tool_name,
description=description,
input_schema=enhanced_schema,
handler=handler,
required_scope=scope,
plugin_type=plugin_type,
)
def _add_site_parameter(
self, original_schema: dict[str, Any], plugin_type: str
) -> dict[str, Any]:
"""
Add 'site' parameter to input schema.
Args:
original_schema: Original input schema
plugin_type: Plugin type for site options
Returns:
Schema with site parameter added
Examples:
>>> schema = {'type': 'object', 'properties': {'post_id': {...}}}
>>> enhanced = generator._add_site_parameter(schema, 'wordpress')
>>> assert 'site' in enhanced['properties']
"""
# Deep copy to avoid modifying original
schema = copy.deepcopy(original_schema)
# Ensure schema has required structure
if "properties" not in schema:
schema["properties"] = {}
if "required" not in schema:
schema["required"] = []
# Get available sites for this plugin type
# Use fallback if no sites configured (e.g., woocommerce -> wordpress)
site_plugin_type = get_site_plugin_type_with_fallback(plugin_type, self.site_manager)
site_options = self.site_manager.list_sites(site_plugin_type)
if not site_options:
# No sites configured - add site param anyway for future use
site_options = []
# Phase K.2.6: For single-site MCPs, make site parameter optional
is_single_site = len(site_options) == 1
if is_single_site:
# Single site - parameter is optional with helpful description
single_site = site_options[0]
schema["properties"] = {
"site": {
"type": "string",
"description": (
f"🔗 SINGLE SITE: Connected to '{single_site}'. "
f"This parameter is OPTIONAL - you can omit it or use any value."
),
"default": single_site,
},
**schema["properties"],
}
# Don't add 'site' to required for single-site MCPs
else:
# Multiple sites or no sites - parameter is required
schema["properties"] = {
"site": {
"type": "string",
"description": (
f"Site ID or alias. "
f"Available options: {', '.join(site_options) if site_options else 'None configured'}. "
f"Use list_sites() to see all configured sites."
),
**({"enum": site_options} if site_options else {}),
},
**schema["properties"],
}
# Make 'site' required for multi-site MCPs
if "site" not in schema["required"]:
schema["required"].insert(0, "site")
return schema
def _create_handler(self, plugin_class: type, plugin_type: str, method_name: str) -> Callable:
"""
Create async handler with site routing.
The handler:
1. Extracts site from parameters
2. Gets site configuration
3. Creates plugin instance for this request
4. Calls the specified method
5. Returns result
Args:
plugin_class: Plugin class to instantiate
plugin_type: Plugin type name
method_name: Method name to call on plugin instance
Returns:
Async handler function
Examples:
>>> handler = generator._create_handler(
... WordPressPlugin, "wordpress", "list_posts"
... )
>>> result = await handler(site="site1", per_page=10)
"""
async def unified_handler(site: str = None, **kwargs):
"""
Unified handler that routes to the correct site plugin.
Args:
site: Site ID or alias (optional for single-site MCPs)
**kwargs: Other parameters for the tool
Returns:
Result from plugin method
Raises:
ValueError: If site not found or access denied
"""
try:
# Get site configuration
# Use fallback if no sites configured (e.g., woocommerce -> wordpress)
site_plugin_type = get_site_plugin_type_with_fallback(
plugin_type, self.site_manager
)
# Phase K.2.6: Auto-detect site for single-site MCPs
if not site:
available_sites = self.site_manager.list_sites(site_plugin_type)
if len(available_sites) == 1:
site = available_sites[0]
elif len(available_sites) == 0:
return "Error: No sites configured. Please check environment variables."
else:
return (
f"Error: Multiple sites available ({', '.join(available_sites)}). "
f"Please specify the 'site' parameter."
)
site_config = self.site_manager.get_site_config(site_plugin_type, site)
# SECURITY: Check if API key has access to this project
from core.context import get_api_key_context
api_key_info = get_api_key_context()
if api_key_info and not api_key_info.get("is_global"):
# Per-project key - must match the project
allowed_project = api_key_info.get("project_id")
# Resolve the current project - always use site_id for consistency
# Use site_plugin_type for consistent project naming
current_project = f"{site_plugin_type}_{site_config.site_id}"
# Resolve allowed_project to normalize alias vs site_id
# API key might have been created with alias (wordpress_myblog)
# or site_id (wordpress_site1)
allowed_project_normalized = allowed_project
if allowed_project and "_" in allowed_project:
# Extract plugin type and site identifier from allowed_project
allowed_parts = allowed_project.split("_", 1)
if len(allowed_parts) == 2:
allowed_plugin_type, allowed_site_identifier = allowed_parts
# Try to resolve the site identifier to site_id
try:
allowed_site_config = self.site_manager.get_site_config(
allowed_plugin_type, allowed_site_identifier
)
# Normalize to plugin_type_site_id format
allowed_project_normalized = (
f"{allowed_plugin_type}_{allowed_site_config.site_id}"
)
except ValueError:
# Site not found, keep original for error message
pass
if allowed_project_normalized != current_project:
logger.warning(
f"Access denied: API key for project '{allowed_project}' "
f"attempted to access '{current_project}'"
)
return (
f"Error: Access denied. This API key is restricted to project '{allowed_project}'. "
f"Use a global API key or create a key for '{current_project}'."
)
# Create plugin instance for this request
# Convert SiteConfig Pydantic model to dict
# Use model_dump() for Pydantic V2, fallback to dict() for V1
if hasattr(site_config, "model_dump"):
config_dict = site_config.model_dump()
elif hasattr(site_config, "dict"):
config_dict = site_config.dict()
else:
config_dict = site_config
plugin_instance = plugin_class(config_dict)
# Get the method from plugin instance
if not hasattr(plugin_instance, method_name):
return (
f"Error: Method '{method_name}' not found in "
f"{plugin_class.__name__}. This is a plugin implementation error."
)
method = getattr(plugin_instance, method_name)
# Phase K.2.1: Enhanced parameter processing
# 1. Parse JSON strings to objects (for billing, shipping, line_items, etc.)
# 2. Filter out None and empty values
import json as json_module
def process_value(value):
"""Process parameter value - parse JSON strings if needed."""
if value is None:
return None
if isinstance(value, str):
# Skip empty strings
if value.strip() == "":
return None
# Try to parse JSON strings
stripped = value.strip()
if (stripped.startswith("{") and stripped.endswith("}")) or (
stripped.startswith("[") and stripped.endswith("]")
):
try:
return json_module.loads(value)
except json_module.JSONDecodeError:
# Not valid JSON, return original string
return value
return value
filtered_kwargs = {}
for key, value in kwargs.items():
processed = process_value(value)
if processed is not None:
filtered_kwargs[key] = processed
# Call the method
result = await method(**filtered_kwargs)
return result
except ValueError as e:
# Site not found or validation error
logger.warning(f"Validation error in {plugin_type}_{method_name}: {e}")
return f"Error: {str(e)}"
except Exception as e:
# Import custom exceptions for better error handling
from plugins.wordpress.client import AuthenticationError, ConfigurationError
error_type = type(e).__name__
if isinstance(e, ConfigurationError):
# Configuration error - likely missing env vars
logger.error(f"Configuration error in {plugin_type}_{method_name}: {e}")
return (
f"Configuration Error: {str(e)}\n\n"
f"Hint: For {plugin_type}, ensure these environment variables are set:\n"
f" - {plugin_type.upper()}_SITE*_URL\n"
f" - {plugin_type.upper()}_SITE*_USERNAME\n"
f" - {plugin_type.upper()}_SITE*_APP_PASSWORD"
)
elif isinstance(e, AuthenticationError):
# Authentication error - 401/403
logger.warning(f"Authentication error in {plugin_type}_{method_name}: {e}")
return f"Authentication Error: {str(e)}"
else:
# Unexpected error
logger.error(
f"Error in unified handler for {plugin_type}_{method_name}: {e}",
exc_info=True,
)
return f"Error ({error_type}): {str(e)}"
# Set function name for better debugging
unified_handler.__name__ = f"{plugin_type}_{method_name}_handler"
return unified_handler
def generate_all_tools(self, plugin_classes: dict[str, type]) -> list[ToolDefinition]:
"""
Generate tools for all plugin classes.
Args:
plugin_classes: Dict mapping plugin_type to plugin class
Returns:
List of all tool definitions
Examples:
>>> plugins = {
... 'wordpress': WordPressPlugin,
... 'gitea': GiteaPlugin
... }
>>> all_tools = generator.generate_all_tools(plugins)
"""
all_tools = []
for plugin_type, plugin_class in plugin_classes.items():
try:
tools = self.generate_tools(plugin_class, plugin_type)
all_tools.extend(tools)
except Exception as e:
self.logger.error(f"Failed to generate tools for {plugin_type}: {e}", exc_info=True)
self.logger.info(
f"Generated {len(all_tools)} total tools " f"across {len(plugin_classes)} plugin types"
)
return all_tools