MCPAdapt is an adapter framework, not a primary MCP server. The single tool (echo_tool) visible in examples/sse_usage.py has a minimal description ('Echo the input text', 18 chars) and basic schema. The tool is defined in a FastMCP server snippet, not in MCPAdapt's own codebase. MCPAdapt itself exposes no tools, it wraps external MCP servers and adapts them to frameworks like LangChain and smolagents. The echo_tool example is illustrative only. No tool definitions, schemas, or descriptions are authored by MCPAdapt itself. This is a framework, not a tool provider.
Echo the input text
MCPAdapt is a framework/adapter, not a tool provider. No tools are defined in the codebase, the echo_tool example is external (FastMCP). Definition quality rubric applies to tool providers, not adapters.
echo_tool description is 18 characters ('Echo the input text'), below the 34-char p10 baseline and under the 20-char hard floor for meaningful descriptions. Lacks context on when/why to use it.
No output schema documented for echo_tool. LLMs cannot infer the return type or structure. Should document: returns string with 'Echo: ' prefix.
Parameter 'text' has a description ('The text to echo') but no constraints (length, format, examples). Unbounded string parameters invite invalid input.
| Scored | Grade | Overall | Spec posture | Rubric |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-23 | F | 38 | 2026-07-28+ | v2 |
No error handling documented. What happens if text is empty, null, or extremely large? No recovery guidance for LLMs.