I’ve released an update to PolyMCP, a Python framework for interacting with MCP servers using custom agents.
A common issue in MCP projects is that too many tools get loaded at once, wasting tokens and confusing agents. This update fixes that at a structural level.
What’s new (Python-only for now):
• Skills system: tools are grouped into skills and loaded only when relevant to a request
• Lower token usage and better accuracy thanks to smaller tool contexts
• More ways to run MCP servers in Python: beyond HTTP, you can now use stdio and WASM
PolyMCP aims to make MCP usage simpler, modular, and closer to real developer workflows.
Feedback, critiques, or ideas for improvement are very welcome!
I’ve released an update to PolyMCP, a Python framework for interacting with MCP servers using custom agents.
A common issue in MCP projects is that too many tools get loaded at once, wasting tokens and confusing agents. This update fixes that at a structural level.
What’s new (Python-only for now): • Skills system: tools are grouped into skills and loaded only when relevant to a request • Lower token usage and better accuracy thanks to smaller tool contexts • More ways to run MCP servers in Python: beyond HTTP, you can now use stdio and WASM
PolyMCP aims to make MCP usage simpler, modular, and closer to real developer workflows.
Feedback, critiques, or ideas for improvement are very welcome!