acquaint.mcp#

MCP over stdio: the same tools, for Claude Desktop and other local MCP clients.

Run acquaint-mcp (install the extra first: pip install "acquaint[mcp]"). The exposed tools are named by acquaint.tools:<name> reference, so the core never imports an MCP library. By default only tools that read locally, append or create are exposed; renaming, forgetting and syncing are operator actions and stay at the terminal.

The data root is the server’s, never the model’s: data_dir is removed from every tool’s schema, so a model cannot write profiles into whatever directory it is working in. remember’s reactivate is removed too: making an inactive identity active again changes a recorded status, which is the operator’s call. disclosure’s today is removed too: a model that could set the date could revive a lapsed tier. Point the server elsewhere with ACQUAINT_DATA_DIR in the client configuration:

{"mcpServers": {"acquaint": {"command": "acquaint-mcp"}}}

Functions

main()

Serve the default tools over stdio.

mk_server(*[, effects])

A FastMCP server over the selected tools, with HIDDEN_PARAMETERS hidden (not started).

refs(*[, effects])

acquaint.tools:<name> references for the tools whose side effects are in effects.

acquaint.mcp.main()[source]#

Serve the default tools over stdio.

Return type:

None

acquaint.mcp.mk_server(*, effects=('read', 'append', 'create'))[source]#

A FastMCP server over the selected tools, with HIDDEN_PARAMETERS hidden (not started).

acquaint.mcp.refs(*, effects=('read', 'append', 'create'))[source]#

acquaint.tools:<name> references for the tools whose side effects are in effects.

Return type:

list[str]

>>> "acquaint.tools:brief" in refs(), "acquaint.tools:forget" in refs(), "acquaint.tools:sync_status" in refs()
(True, False, False)