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mcp-kyvos-server 2.2.0 package intelligence

mcp-kyvos-server is a server implementation that integrates the Kyvos platform with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It enables users to query Kyvos semantic models using natural language, translating prompts into executable queries and returning results from Kyvos. The server s

pip install mcp-kyvos-server

Current version
2.2.0
Python requirement
>=3.10
License
Not declared
Distribution type
Pure Python wheel
Release files
2 (1 wheels, 1 source)
Download size
100.5 KiB
Release history
12 releases with files
Median release cadence
23 days

mcp-kyvos-server dependencies

PyPI declares 17 unique dependency rules for this release. Environment markers are shown when supplied by the project.

  1. click >=8.1.7
  2. colorlog >=6.9.0
  3. fastapi >=0.115.12
  4. httpx >=0.28.0
  5. jinja2 >=3.1.6
  6. mcp >=1.9.1
  7. peewee >=3.18.1
  8. pydantic >=2.10.6
  9. pyjwt >=2.10.1
  10. python-dotenv >=1.0.1
  11. python-jose >=3.4.0
  12. requests-cache >=1.2.1
  13. requests >=2.32.3
  14. starlette >=0.37.1
  15. trio >=0.29.0
  16. truststore >=0.10.1
  17. uvicorn >=0.27.1

Compatibility and release files

mcp-kyvos-server publishes 1 wheel and 1 source archive for version 2.2.0. Wheel platform tags: any.

No version-specific Python classifiers are declared.

Security snapshot for mcp-kyvos-server 2.2.0

An OSV query completed on and found 0 known vulnerabilities affecting this version. 0 advisories are classified as critical. 0 advisories appear in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.

Metadata completeness

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Release activity and sources

PyPI lists 12 releases with files. The first dated release is ; 10 releases fall within the 365 days preceding the latest dated release. The current release files were uploaded on . The preceding dated release was .

The project does not publish external project URLs in its PyPI metadata.